14 research outputs found
Modeling Algae Self-Replenishment
Full text linkThis paper presents a sunlight-dependent algae growth model. Driven by the circumstances surrounding Lake Chapala, Mexico, this theoretical model is an endeavor to understand the resilient sustainability of algae that threatens the area’s ecosystem. In this paper, free-floating algae (phytoplankton) are treated as two distinct populations according to their location in the body of water: the vibrant sunlit upper region and the stagnate lower region where photosynthesis is not possible. The numerical solution for the model is analyzed and results are discussed in light of previous studies and the state of Lake Chapala
Promoting Prenatal Care: What Do Community Leaders Know and Believe About It? (Community Leader Beliefs About Promotion)
No full textInfluencing Community Leaders toward the Promotion of Prenatal Care at the Community Level
No full textAdult health in child care: Health status, behaviors, and concerns of teachers, directors, and family child care providers
No full textThe application of life table methodology to the study of outpatient psychiatric clinic services
No full textGeneration Y, Shifting Funding Structures, and Health Care Reform: Reconceiving the Public Health Paradigm through Social Work
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