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MLDA

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MLDAMichigan Lyme Disease Association (est. 1989; Wayne, MI)
MLDAMachine Learning and Data Analysis (conference)
MLDAMinimum-Delay Logical Topology-Design Algorithm
MLDAMinimal Legal Drinking Age
MLDAMaximum-Likelihood Decoding Algorithm
MLDAMulti-Scale Linear Discriminant Analysis


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As in earlier work, we compare traffic fatality rates in states before and after they changed their MLDA to 21.
She views the MLDA of 21 as unrealistic and as a barrier to parents assuming responsibility to teach their children about appropriate alcohol use while their children are still living at home, with an opportunity to monitor and coach their children through their early experiences with alcohol.
Dee and Evans use the increases in the state MLDA during the late 1970s and 1980s as a source of variation in teen drinking, and data from the 1977-92 Monitoring the Future surveys, to demonstrate that teens who faced an MLDA of 18 were substantially more likely to drink than teens who faced a higher drinking age.
 
 
 
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