(69.)
Schoeni, "Whither Innovation," 453, citing USAF, Strategic Master Plan, 28.
The association between memory and RF-EMF exposure in the 2012-2014 sample has been analyzed previously (
Schoeni et al.
(listing shoes, and marble); see also
Schoeni, supra note 5, at 370, n.2
(55.) Hanming Fang and Michael Keane, "Assessing the Impact of Welfare Reform on Single Mothers," Brookings Papers on Economic Activity (2004), http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/3217962.pdf?acceptTC=true; Council of Economic Advisers, The Effects of Welfare Policy and the Economic Expansion on Welfare Caseloads: An Update, 1999, http://clinton4.nara.gov/WH/EOP/CEA/html/welfare/techv2.html; and Robert
Schoeni and Rebecca Blank, What Has Welfare Reform Accomplished?
In Blank, Danziger, and
Schoeni, eds., Working and Poor: How Economic and Policy Changes Are Affecting Low-Wage Workers.
Patrick, M.E.; Wightman, P.;
Schoeni, R.F.; and Schulenberg, J.E.
(2.)
Schoeni R, House J, Kaplan G, Pollack H (Eds.).
(16.) Dowd JB, Albright J, Raghunathan TE,
Schoeni RF, Leclere F, Kaplan GA.
Schoeni found that out-of-pocket medical expenditures of married older households in the final 2 years of life were equal to 30 percent of their annual income; for people in the lowest income quartile, that share was equal to approximately 70 percent.
4 (1994): 389-405; Nora Natchkova and Celine
Schoeni,"The ILO, Feminists and Expert Networks: The Challenges of aProtective Policy (1919-1934)," in Globalizing SocialRights: The International Labour Organization and Beyond, ed.
(4.) Martin LG, Freeman VA,
Schoeni RF, Andreski PM.
Also, Doyle and
Schoeni [29] in 1994 expressed that Escherichia coli O157 does not resist the usual conditions of treatment of food, which would explain their weak development to 44,5[degrees]C.
