… R) who had American university experience and 5 years of training in American mental …
K.) and observed and discussed by the other two psychiatrists (WS and R A.) to ensure a …

A survey of 50 families indicated that integration and adaptability were significant variables.
Three degrees of each were distinguished, making nine possible combinations; eight of …

Purpose Molecular diagnostics and early assessment of treatment response that use
methodologies capable of detecting submicroscopic disease can distinguish subgroups of patients …

Purpose – Measuring service quality in higher education is increasingly important for
attracting and retaining tuition‐based revenues. Nonetheless, whilst undergraduates have …

… Because the DSM-/Il-R criteria had changed for PTSD since the first study, the subjects of
the original study (Time I [Tl]) were rediagnosed. As a result of these changes, three subjects …

Changes in precipitation patterns and inputs have the potential to cause major changes in
productivity, composition, and diversity of terrestrial plant communities. Vegetation response …

Cytogenetic preparations from oocytes remaining unfertilised after in vitro fertilisation
revealed single chromatids (as opposed to whole chromosomes) in 4 out of 38 meiosis II …

The terms “antedrug” 1 or “soft” drug2 have been applied to compounds designed to exert
their desired effect locally but which are inactivated in the circulation to reduce unwanted …

… while details of the particular implementation used here are given by ANGELL[~~]. … RC
ANGELL et al. … R. Gilbert of the University of Sheffield Computing Services for programming …

Observations on living ostracods (Heterocypris) show that instars one to four require one to
two days between molts, and instars five to eight require two to three days between molts. …