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151	An Examination of Age-Specific Integration Patterns of Inner-City Neighborhoods in Seven Texas Cities Elder, Kenneth 08 1900 (has links) In this investigation, the age and racial characteristics of older inner-city neighborhoods within seven Texas cities are examined. More specifically, a general thesis is developed which suggests that residentially integrated neighborhoods near the core of the city contain a relatively older white population and younger black residents. Texas cities inner-city neghborhoods integration patterns Texas population
152	Revealing the Role of Tmc2b in Hair Cell Subtypes Within the Inner Ear Wang, Haoming 21 June 2021 (has links) No description available. Biology Genetics Audiology Tmc2b, zebrafish, inner ear, hair cell
153	How personal resources and psychological distress interact with and AIDS/HIV program to reduce HIV risk behaviors among inner-city women Banou, Evangelia 01 June 2007 (has links) No description available. psychological distress resources inner-city women AIDS HIV program
154	New (Sub)Urban Dreams: A Case Study of Redevelopment in Upper Arlington, Ohio Sweeney, Glennon M. January 2014 (has links) No description available. Urban Planning
155	REACTIVATING INNER-CITY MAIN STREETS JOHN, JACLYN NICOLE 07 July 2003 (has links) No description available. inner city commerical districts revitalizataion urban environment neighborhood
156	Bilipschitz Homogeneity and Jordan Curves Freeman, David M. 06 November 2009 (has links) No description available. Mathematics bilipschitz homogeneity jordan curves bounded turning fractals inner distance
157	An 8-bit inner product multiplier by parallel pipeline algorithm Le, Chin Aik January 1988 (has links) No description available. 8-bit Inner Product Multiplier Parallel Pipeline Algorithm
158	THE CRITICAL GEOGRAPHIES OF EDUCATIONAL REFORM: POLICY, POWER, AND PEDAGOGY Klaf, Suzanna 09 September 2009 (has links) No description available. Geography No Child Left Behind inner city schools biopower
159	Structure, properties, and dynamic behavior of Earth’s inner core Reaman, Daniel M. 20 October 2011 (has links) No description available. Geophysics Earth's inner core high-temperature deformation diffusion
160	The Effects of Massage Therapy on Immune Functioning of Inner-City Adults Living with HIV/AIDS Grant, April C. January 2011 (has links) Background/Objective: Massage therapy has moderate empirical support for enhancing immunological functioning. This study examined the effects of massage on 144 inner-city HIV/AIDS-positive men/women. It was hypothesized that adults electing massage would have greater improvement in immune functioning compared to adults declining massage. This study has Temple IRB approval. Methods: 48 HIV/AIDS-positive adults who elected to receive one or more massage sessions from the licensed massage therapist at Congreso were compared to 96 sex-matched HIV/AIDS-positive adults who declined massage over one year. Pre/Post massage CD4+ counts were measured as proxies for immune functioning. Mean immune functioning change was compared between the massage and control group to identify differences Pre/Post the massage/control window and within the massage group to test for dose-dependent effects. Results: No significant differences in age, education, race/ethnicity, language, income, mental health or substance-abuse history were found between the massage and control group. The massage group had lower immune functioning at baseline (394.5±279.7) compared to control group (467.3±283.8); however, this 16.9% difference in baseline mean CD4+ counts between the two groups was non-significant (p=0.23). ANOVA analyses found no difference in CD4+ change (Post-Pre) between the groups (p=0.70). Further ANCOVA analyses found the effects of massage on mean CD4+ counts non-significant after adjusting for baseline differences (p=0.75). However, the trends were in the hypothesized direction with an increase of 36.9 (±148.6) in CD4+ counts for the massage group compared to an increase of 22.5 (±183.4) in the control group. The presence of a dose-dependent effect within the massage group was also non-significant (p=0.95). Pre/Post differences among subjects who received only one massage were found significant (p=0.04), but not for subjects receiving more than one massage (p=0.51). Conclusion: These trends highlight that massage therapy effects may be an important non-pharmacological modality to complement standard-of-care to improve or sustain immune functioning. / Epidemiology Epidemiology Public Health Adults Aids Hiv Immune Inner-city Massage

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