A statistical method to identify different survival patterns of culturable microbes in environmental microcosmsHURLEY, M. A.Journal of microbiological methods. 1996, Vol 27, Num 2-3, pp 199-205, issn 0167-7012Article

Modelling bedload transport events using an inhomogeneous gamma processHURLEY, M. A.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 1992, Vol 138, Num 3-4, pp 529-541, issn 0022-1694Article

Features and functions overloadHURLEY, M. A.Information management & computer security. 1998, Vol 6, Num 4, pp 160-161, issn 0968-5227Article

Variable effects of droughts on the density of a sea-trout Salmo trutta population over 30 yearsELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A; ELLIOTT, J. A et al.Journal of applied ecology. 1997, Vol 34, Num 5, pp 1229-1238, issn 0021-8901Article

Stream channel experiments on downstream movement of recently emerged trout, Salmo trutta L. and salmon, S. salar L. I, Effect of four different water velocity treatments upon dispersal rateCRISP, D. T; HURLEY, M. A.Journal of fish biology. 1991, Vol 39, Num 3, pp 347-361, issn 0022-1112Article

A model of solid-solution interactions in acid organic soils, based on the complexation properties of humic substancesTIPPING, E; HURLEY, M. A.Journal of Soil Science. 1988, Vol 39, Num 4, pp 505-519, issn 0022-4588Article

Subcutaneous phaeohyphomycosis : Overview and case reportHURLEY, M. A; SAFFRAN, B.The Journal of foot and ankle surgery. 1997, Vol 36, Num 3, pp 230-235, issn 1067-2516Article

A new, improved growth model for brown trout, Salmo truttaELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A; FRYER, R. J et al.Functional ecology (Print). 1995, Vol 9, Num 2, pp 290-298, issn 0269-8463Article

Consistency in the stress response of individuals of two strains of rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykissPOTTINGER, T. G; PICKERING, A. D; HURLEY, M. A et al.Aquaculture (Amsterdam). 1992, Vol 103, Num 3-4, pp 275-289, issn 0044-8486Article

Humic substances in acid surface waters; modelling aluminium binding, contribution to ionic charge-balance, and control of pHTIPPING, E; WOOF, C; HURLEY, M. A et al.Water research (Oxford). 1991, Vol 25, Num 4, pp 425-435, issn 0043-1354, 11 p.Article

The complexation of protons, aluminium and calcium by aquatic humic substances: a model incorporating binding-site heterogeneity and macroionic effectsTIPPING, E; BACKES, C. A; HURLEY, M. A et al.Water research (Oxford). 1988, Vol 22, Num 5, pp 597-611, issn 0043-1354Article

A comparative study of eight mathematical models for the relationship between water temperature and hatching time of eggs of freshwater fishELLIOTT, J. M; HUMPESCH, U. H; HURLEY, M. A et al.Archiv für Hydrobiologie. 1987, Vol 109, Num 2, pp 257-277, issn 0003-9136Article

Functional models for growth and food consumption of Atlantic salmon parr, Salmo salar, from a Norwegian riverFORSETH, T; HURLEY, M. A; JENSEN, A. J et al.Freshwater biology (Print). 2001, Vol 46, Num 2, pp 173-186, issn 0046-5070Article

An individual-based model for predicting the emergence period of sea trout fry in a Lake District streamELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A.Journal of fish biology. 1998, Vol 53, Num 2, pp 414-433, issn 0022-1112Article

A framework for the analysis of harmonised monitoring scheme data for England and WalesHURLEY, M. A; CURRIE, J. E; GOUGH, J et al.EnvironMetrics (London, Ont.). 1996, Vol 7, Num 4, pp 379-390, issn 1180-4009Article

The functional relationship between body size and growth rate in fishELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A.Functional ecology (Print). 1995, Vol 9, Num 4, pp 625-627, issn 0269-8463Article

Variation in the temperature preference and growth rate of individual fish reconciles differences between two growth modelsELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A.Freshwater biology (Print). 2003, Vol 48, Num 10, pp 1793-1798, issn 0046-5070, 6 p.Article

The emergence period of sea trout fry in a Lake District stream correlates with the North Atlantic OscillationELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A; MABERLY, S. C et al.Journal of fish biology. 2000, Vol 56, Num 1, pp 208-210, issn 0022-1112Article

Optimum energy intake and gross efficiency of energy conversion for brown trout, Salmo trutta, feeding on invertebrates or fishELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A.Freshwater biology (Print). 2000, Vol 44, Num 4, pp 605-615, issn 0046-5070Article

A new functional model for estimating the maximum amount of invertebrate food consumed per day by brown trout, Salmo truttaELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A.Freshwater biology (Print). 1998, Vol 39, Num 2, pp 339-349, issn 0046-5070Article

Reversal of acidification in upland waters of the English Lake DistrictTIPPING, E; CARRICK, T. R; HURLEY, M. A et al.Environmental pollution (1987). 1998, Vol 103, Num 2-3, pp 143-151, issn 0269-7491Article

A functional model for maximum growth of Atlantic Salmon parr, Salmo salar, from two populations in northwest EnglandELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A.Functional ecology (Print). 1997, Vol 11, Num 5, pp 592-603, issn 0269-8463Article

A functional model for maximum growth of immature stone loach, Barbatula barbatula, from three populations in north-west EnglandELLIOTT, J. M; HURLEY, M. A; ALLONBY, J. D et al.Freshwater biology (Print). 1996, Vol 36, Num 3, pp 547-554, issn 0046-5070Article

Stream channel experiments on downstream movement of recently emerged trout, Salmo trutta L. and salmon, S. salar L. II, Effects of constant and changing velocities and of day and night upon dispersal rateCRISP, D. T; HURLEY, M. A.Journal of fish biology. 1991, Vol 39, Num 3, pp 363-370, issn 0022-1112Article

Modeling electrostatic and heterogeneity effects on proton dissociation from humic substancesTIPPING, E; REDDY, M. M; HURLEY, M. A et al.Environmental science & technology. 1990, Vol 24, Num 11, pp 1700-1705, issn 0013-936X, 6 p.Article