Theodor D. Sterling
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Also affiliated: Association for Computing Machinery (1970); University of Pittsburgh (1974); University of Alabama (1957); Simon Fraser University (1973–1998); Washington University in St. Louis (1966–1973); New York University Press (1966); Sinai Hospital (1967); Sinai Grace Hospital (1967); Cincinnati Health Department (1960); United States Public Health Service (1964); Computing Center (1964); Marymount University (1979); University of Cincinnati (1960–1966); Columbia University (1966); University of Cincinnati Medical Center (1961–1966)
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Theodor D. Sterling's research has focused on public health and the indirect effects of environmental factors on human health. His work has investigated the relationship between employment types and smoking habits, as well as the health impacts of indoor relative humidity. Sterling has also explored occupational diseases and the risk attribution of tobacco-related deaths. His publications include studies on neoplasia following therapeutic irradiation for benign childhood conditions and the automation of radiation treatment planning, including the derivation of mathematical expressions for per cent depth dose surface of Cobalt 60 beams.
Sterling's research has also touched upon the analysis of elements in biological samples, such as boron, cadmium, chromium, and nickel in blood and urine. His work on contextual constraints in sentences indicates an interest in cognitive and linguistic processes. With a career spanning several decades, Sterling has accumulated a significant body of work, evidenced by his h-index of 25 and over 185 publications. He is recognized as a highly cited researcher and leads a research group at Arkansas State University, collaborating with JoAnna Cupp on multiple publications.
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- h-index: 25
- Publications: 185
- Citations: 2,944
Selected Publications
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Exploring Interprofessional Education in Dietetics Programs (2025)
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The Role of Self-efficacy and Test Anxiety in CDR Exam Success (2025)
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Exam Experiences of Registered Dietitians Who Passed the Commission on Dietetic Registration Registered Dietitian Exam (2024)
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Factors Influencing Students’ Success of the Commission on Dietetic Registration Exam (2023)
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- Factors Influencing Students’ Success of the Commission on Dietetic Registration Exam
- Exam Experiences of Registered Dietitians Who Passed the Commission on Dietetic Registration Registered Dietitian Exam
- The Role of Self-efficacy and Test Anxiety in CDR Exam Success
- Exploring Interprofessional Education in Dietetics Programs
- Exam Experiences of Registered Dietitians Who Passed the Commission on Dietetic Registration Registered Dietitian Exam
- The Role of Self-efficacy and Test Anxiety in CDR Exam Success
- Exploring Interprofessional Education in Dietetics Programs
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