John Friedl
Biographic Data
| ID | 3619353 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Friedl |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Friedl |
| SIGNATURE | FRIEDL J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Explanatory models of black lung
Calcium intake and bone quality in the elderly
As shown in older participants in the Ten‐State (U.S.A.) Nutrition Survey, there is at best a low order, barely significant relationship between daily calcium intake (mg/day) and metacarpal cortical area (CA) prior to partialling for caloric intake. This finding, based on 1435 subjects, does not support the assumption that adult bone loss is a product of low or inadequate intake of calcium
Lactase deficiency
Lactase deficiency is highly correlated with lactose malabsorption, as determined by standardized testing procedures, and to a lesser extent with lactose intolerance, as determined by symptoms resulting from the ingestion of lactose. Rates of lactase deficiency vary considerably among populations. The literature on the distribution of lactase deficiency is reviewed, followed by a discussion of associated dietary problems and health problems. Beca…
City Ways
Inbreeding as measured by isonymy and by pedigrees in Kippel, Switzerland
The relationship between inbreeding as measured by isonymy and by pedigrees was investigated in Kippel, a village in southern Switzerland. Inbreeding estimated by isonymy was 3.5 times the estimate obtained from pedigree analysis. Our results indicate a higher prevalence of lines traced through males owing to social causes. This limited pool of potential mates has a high frequency of shared surnames which produces the overestimate of inbreeding b…
Beyond the Community
The Hidden Frontier
City Ways
Development and Change
Benefits of Fragmentation in a Traditional Society
Fragmentation of land and buildings was common in the Alps due to the nature of the interplay between economy and ecology. A fragmented holding allowed a farmer to spread his agricultural labor evenly throughout the season, while at the same time protecting him against the everpresent dangers of avalanche and flooding. Following the second world war, with a shift from agriculture to industry as the basis of the rural alpine economy, fragmentation…
Changing Economic Emphasis in an Alpine Village
Patterns of ownership and inheritance have grown less rigid in the last quarter century due to a decline in agriculture. Instead, new patterns have emerged as a result of modern economic practices and their changing emphasis on land and other property. As men move into the industrial work force they become less committed to communal labor tied in with the traditional agricultural economy. At the same time, a growing tourist industry has created n…
Beyond the Community
Inbreeding as measured by isonymy and by pedigrees in Kippel, Switzerland
The relationship between inbreeding as measured by isonymy and by pedigrees was investigated in Kippel, a village in southern Switzerland. Inbreeding estimated by isonymy was 3.5 times the estimate obtained from pedigree analysis. Our results indicate a higher prevalence of lines traced through males owing to social causes. This limited pool of potential mates has a high frequency of shared surnames which produces the overestimate of inbreeding b…
City Ways
Changing Economic Emphasis in an Alpine Village
Patterns of ownership and inheritance have grown less rigid in the last quarter century due to a decline in agriculture. Instead, new patterns have emerged as a result of modern economic practices and their changing emphasis on land and other property. As men move into the industrial work force they become less committed to communal labor tied in with the traditional agricultural economy. At the same time, a growing tourist industry has created n…
Benefits of Fragmentation in a Traditional Society
Fragmentation of land and buildings was common in the Alps due to the nature of the interplay between economy and ecology. A fragmented holding allowed a farmer to spread his agricultural labor evenly throughout the season, while at the same time protecting him against the everpresent dangers of avalanche and flooding. Following the second world war, with a shift from agriculture to industry as the basis of the rural alpine economy, fragmentation…
Changing Economic Emphasis in an Alpine Village
Patterns of ownership and inheritance have grown less rigid in the last quarter century due to a decline in agriculture. Instead, new patterns have emerged as a result of modern economic practices and their changing emphasis on land and other property. As men move into the industrial work force they become less committed to communal labor tied in with the traditional agricultural economy. At the same time, a growing tourist industry has created n…
Development and Change
Benefits of Fragmentation in a Traditional Society
Fragmentation of land and buildings was common in the Alps due to the nature of the interplay between economy and ecology. A fragmented holding allowed a farmer to spread his agricultural labor evenly throughout the season, while at the same time protecting him against the everpresent dangers of avalanche and flooding. Following the second world war, with a shift from agriculture to industry as the basis of the rural alpine economy, fragmentation…
The Hidden Frontier
City Ways
City Ways
Inbreeding as measured by isonymy and by pedigrees in Kippel, Switzerland
The relationship between inbreeding as measured by isonymy and by pedigrees was investigated in Kippel, a village in southern Switzerland. Inbreeding estimated by isonymy was 3.5 times the estimate obtained from pedigree analysis. Our results indicate a higher prevalence of lines traced through males owing to social causes. This limited pool of potential mates has a high frequency of shared surnames which produces the overestimate of inbreeding b…
Beyond the Community
Calcium intake and bone quality in the elderly
As shown in older participants in the Ten‐State (U.S.A.) Nutrition Survey, there is at best a low order, barely significant relationship between daily calcium intake (mg/day) and metacarpal cortical area (CA) prior to partialling for caloric intake. This finding, based on 1435 subjects, does not support the assumption that adult bone loss is a product of low or inadequate intake of calcium
Lactase deficiency
Lactase deficiency is highly correlated with lactose malabsorption, as determined by standardized testing procedures, and to a lesser extent with lactose intolerance, as determined by symptoms resulting from the ingestion of lactose. Rates of lactase deficiency vary considerably among populations. The literature on the distribution of lactase deficiency is reviewed, followed by a discussion of associated dietary problems and health problems. Beca…
Explanatory models of black lung
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