Krause, Thomas

Kraus, Thomas Institut fiir Arbeitsmedizin PauivelsstraRe 30 52074 Aachen Germany... 

Krause, Thomas R. The Behavior-Based Safety Process, 2 edition. New York John Wiley Sons, 1997. 

Krause, Thomas R. Moving to the 2nd Generation in Behavior-Based Safety. Des Plaines, IL Professional Safety, May 2001. 

Krause, Thomas R. Improving the Working Interface. Occupational Hazards, September 2001. 

Krause, Thomas R., Leading with Safety, Wiley-lnterscience, Hoboken, NJ, 2005. 

Krause, Thomas R. and John H. Hidley. 1990. The behavior based safety process. New York, NY Van Nostrand Reinhold. 

Krause, Thomas A. Influencing the Behavior of Senior Leadership. Professional Sctfety, June 2004. 

Krause, Thomas R. Leading with Sttfety. Hoboken, NJ John WUey Sons, 2005. 

Krause, Thomas, Chairman of the Board at BST. A 2011 Study. (Data was provided in personal communication with Dr. Krause. BST is to publish a paper including this data). 

Krause, Thomas R., and Stanley J. Hodson. A Close Look at Safety Incentives. Occupational Health and Safety. May 1998, pp. 28-36. 

NADH, which enters the Krebs cycle. However, during cerebral ischaemia, metabolism becomes anaerobic, which results in a precipitous decrease in tissue pH to below 6.2 (Smith etal., 1986 Vonhanweh etal., 1986). Tissue acidosis can now promote iron-catalysed free-radical reactions via the decompartmentalization of protein-bound iron (Rehncrona etal., 1989). Superoxide anion radical also has the ability to increase the low molecular weight iron pool by releasing iron from ferritin reductively (Thomas etal., 1985). Low molecular weight iron species have been detected in the brain in response to cardiac arrest. The increase in iron coincided with an increase in malondialdehyde (MDA) and conjugated dienes during the recirculation period (Krause et al., 1985 Nayini et al., 1985). 

Glick, Thomas F. From the Sarton papers Paul Kraus and arabic alchemy. 

Similarly, Fig. 3.30 shows measurements of i(N02) at an altitude of 7-7.5 km as a function of solar zenith angle compared to a multidirectional model calculation (Volz-Thomas et al., 1996). The agreement in this case is generally good. However, this is not always the case. For example, Fig. 3.31 shows some measurements of 7(N02) as a function of solar zenith angle made by different groups at different locations and using different techniques (Kraus and Hofzumahaus, 1998). 

For a review of organic synthesis using bridgehead carbocations, sec Kraus Hon Thomas Laramay Liras Hanson Chem. Rev. 1999, 89, 1591-1598. 

Figure 7-20 (A) Subunit assembly of two C3 catalytic trimers (green) and three R2 regulatory dimers around the periphery in aspartate carbamoyltransferase. After Krause et a/.109 Courtesy of William N. Lipscomb. The aspartate-and carbamoylphosphate-binding domains of the catalytic subunits are labeled Asp and CP, respectivley, while the zinc and allosteric domains of the regulatory subunits are labeled Alio and Zn, respectively. (B) Ribbon drawing of a single pair of regulatory (left) and catalytic (right) subunits with the structural domains labeled. MolScript drawing from Thomas et al.no...

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