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Theoretical Models

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Medical modeling

R. Bibb

2006

Foundations for Practice in Occupational Therapy

Rosemary Hagedorn

1997

The quest for mind

Howard Gardner

1973

Model building in mathematical programming

H.P. Williams, H. P. Williams

1993

Stochastic models for social processes

David J. Bartholomew

1967

Foundations for practice in occupational therapy

Edward A. S. Duncan

2011

Theoretical models in biology

Glenn Rowe

1994

A new kind of science

Stephen Wolfram

2002 ★ 3.6

Mankind at the turning point

Mihajlo D. Mesarovic

1974

The growth and structure of human populations

Ansley J. Coale

1972

Evolutionary Dynamics

Martin A. Nowak

2006

Age, time, and fertility

Mary B. Breckenridge

1983

Enzyme Kinetics

Arthur R. Schulz

1994

A behavioral theory of the firm

Richard M. Cyert

1963

Vision and acquisition

Ian Overington

1976

Population genetics of multiple loci

Freddy B. Christiansen

2000

Mathematical bioeconomics

Colin Whitcomb Clark

1976

Understanding FRBR

Arlene G. Taylor

2007

Analytical theory of biological populations

Alfred J. Lotka

1998

FRBR

Robert L. Maxwell

2008

Bioinformatics

Simminder Kaur Thukral, Orpita Bosu

2007

Mathematical epidemiology of infectious diseases

J. A. P. Heesterbeek, O. Diekmann

2000

Outpatient case management

Theodore A. Matson

1994

An introduction to genetic algorithms

Melanie Mitchell

1996

Conceptual models for nursing practice

Joan Riehl-Sisca

1989

Applied theories in occupational therapy

Marilyn B. Cole

2008

How to design a problem-based curriculum for the preclinical years

Howard S. Barrows

1985

What computers still can't do

Hubert L. Dreyfus

1972

Theory in a nutshell : a practical guide to health promotion theories

Elizabeth Harris, Don Nutbeam

2004

Shared wisdom

1996

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