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Bibliography of John Rodman Paul

John Paul Merlie (1945–1995)

John Merlie died suddenly and unexpectedly on May 27, 1995, of a heart attack. Hiswork on the regulation of neuromuscular synapse formation has had a major impact on the field, both in its breadth and in its accuracy. In fact, many feel that his most recent contributions and work soon to be published will be perhaps the most influential of his career. After earning a bachelor of science degree ...

From the Notebook of John Rodman Paul

concept of certain new etiologic forces which lie back of those which were once thought to be basic such as, for instance, the factors which lie back of the pneumococcus as a cause of pneumonia. Of late years conservative opinion does not allow anything to be really considered as 'etiology' unless we can succeed in getting it into a test tube, unless we can precipitate it, -unless we can crysta...

Bruno Miller and John-Paul Clarke

1. Abstract Investment decisions in new aircraft development programs are difficult because of large capital expenditures, long lead times, and many technical and market uncertainties. A flexible strategy that takes advantage of the ability of managers to incorporate information as uncertainties are resolved is suggested as a means to manage risk. In this paper, the use of real options analysis...

John R. Paul and the Definition of Preventive Medicine

John R. Paul, Professor of Preventive Medicine at the Yale University School of Medicine, wrote numerous monographs and papers defining and delimiting the field of preventive medicine and its fundamental science, clinical epidemiology. For Dr. Paul, preventive medicine was part of the continuum of clinical medicine; others believed that it was a separate entity deserving of departmental status....