Evaluation of two methods of interpolating quarterly trihalomethane levels between sampling dates.

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FLOW-COVARIATE PREDICTION OF STREAM PESTICIDE CONCENTRATIONS.Accounting for the impact of short-term variations in the levels of trihalomethane in drinking water on exposure assessment for epidemiological purposes. Part II: biological aspects.

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Evaluation of two methods of interpolating quarterly trihalomethane levels between sampling dates.

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