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Sanchez Juarez, Diana (2016-01). Let's Hear from Them: Youth Practitioners' Experiences Working With Low-Income Youth. Master's Thesis. Thesis

Publication Date: 2016
Sanchez Juarez, Diana (2016-01). Let's Hear from Them: Youth Practitioners' Experiences Working With Low-Income Youth. Master's Thesis. Thesis

Publication Date: 2016
Shi, Yutang (2016-03). Estimation of High Dimensional Factor Models Under General Conditions. Doctoral Dissertation. Thesis

Publication Date: 2016
Shen, Yiren (2016-05). Parallel Acceleration for Timing Analysis and Optimization of Adaptive Integrated Circuits. Master's Thesis. Thesis

Publication Date: 2016
Sakurai, Yasuko (2016-09). Energy Consumption and Financial Impact from Capital Projects at Utilities & Energy Services, Texas A&M University. Doctoral Dissertation. Thesis

Publication Date: 2016
Shelburne, Nathan Andrew (2016-11). Effects of a Strengths-based First-year Seminar on Student Thriving. Doctoral Dissertation. Thesis

Publication Date: 2016
Study of bathroom ventilation fan performance trends for years 2005 to 2013-Data analysis of loudness and efficacy Academic Article
Publication Date: 2016
TAMU Faculty Authors (Claimed):

Pate, Michael, Texas A&M University, Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering
Soil Enzyme Activities and Organic Matter Composition Affected by 26 Years of Continuous Cropping Academic Article
Publication Date: 2016
TAMU Faculty Authors (Claimed):

Dou, Fugen, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, Texas A&M AgriLIFE Extension, Soil and Crop Sciences, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Beaumont Research and Extension Center, Texas A&M University
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Synthesis, luminescence properties and electronic structure of Tb³⁺-doped Y_4-xSiAlO₈N:xTb³⁺ - a novel green phosphor with high thermal stability for white LEDs Academic Article
Publication Date: 2016
TAMU Faculty Authors (Claimed):

Xu, Shiqing, Chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences
Structure and function of the yeast listerin (Ltn1) conserved N-terminal domain in binding to stalled 60S ribosomal subunits. Conference Paper
Publication Date: 2016
TAMU Faculty Authors (Claimed):

Sachs, Matthew, Biology, College of Arts and Sciences

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