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1. Flash droughts present a new challenge for subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction

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Pendergrass, Angeline G., Meehl, Gerald A., Pulwarty, Roger, Hobbins, Mike, Hoell, Andrew, AghaKouchak, Amir, Bonfils, Céline J. W., Gallant, Ailie J. E., Hoerling, Martin, Hoffmann, David, Kaatz, Laurna, Lehner, Flavio, Llewellyn, Dagmar, Mote, Philip, Neale, Richard B., Overpeck, Jonathan T., Sheffield, Amanda, Stahl, Kerstin, Svoboda, Mark, Wheeler, Matthew C., Wood, Andrew W., and Woodhouse, Connie A.

Published
2020
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2. Improving Access to Health: A Business Plan Approach to Creating a Sustainable Nurse-Led Community Clinic

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Sheffield, Amanda J.

Subjects
United States. Health Resources and Services Administration -- Officials and employees -- Analysis, Business planning -- Analysis, Nurse practitioners -- Analysis, Medically uninsured persons -- Analysis, Patient care -- Analysis, Nursing services, Nurses, Retirement benefits, Health
Abstract

A business plan was developed as the foundation for implementing a sustainable nurse-led community clinic in an academic setting located in an area that hosts an underserved population. The benefits [...]

Published
2019

10. ECG biometrics: A robust short-time frequency analysis

Author

Odinaka, Ikenna, primary, Lai, Po-Hsiang, additional, Kaplan, Alan D., additional, O'Sullivan, Joseph A., additional, Sirevaag, Erik J., additional, Kristjansson, Sean D., additional, Sheffield, Amanda K., additional, and Rohrbaugh, John W., additional

Published
2010
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11. Aerosol-induced cumulus congestus moistening of the atmosphere.

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Sheffield, Amanda M. and van den Heever, Susan C.

Subjects
*ATMOSPHERIC aerosols, *CUMULUS clouds, *HUMIDITY, *COOLING, *TROPOSPHERE, *FREEZES (Meteorology), *CONVECTION (Meteorology), *SIMULATION methods & models
Abstract

Cumulus congestus clouds play a vital role in the development of tropical convection, including the cooling and moistening of the middle troposphere. It has been found that transient or terminal congestus growth is influenced by several environmental factors, including ambient relative humidity and the strength of the weak stable layer near the freezing level. This study seeks to investigate the influence of aerosol particles on the ability of congestus clouds to modify their environment and subsequently develop into deep convection through the use of cloud resolving model simulations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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