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Virginia Dental Journal (Vol. 51, No. 5, 1974)

Virginia Dental Journal

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Virginia Dental Journal (Vol. 51, No. 1, 1974)

Virginia Dental Journal

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Virginia Dental Journal (Vol. 51, No. 3, 1974)

Virginia Dental Journal

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Virginia Dental Journal (Vol. 51, No. 6, 1974)

Virginia Dental Journal

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Advances In Prosthodontics, Volume 5 (1974), American Dental Association

Advances in Prosthodontics

Advances in Prosthodontics contains abstracts of articles related to all phases of orthodontics published in hundreds of journals throughout the world each year, arranged as a convenient ready reference. The material is organized into the major sections of prosthodontics and has been arranged more or less by date of the original publication.

Contents appeared in journals devoted to clinical dentistry, dental research, medicine, and basic sciences. Included in each Advances volume are all the abstracts published in the corresponding section of the contemporaneous volume of Oral Research Abstracts and those from other sections with some relationship to the topic. The …

The Effect Of Simultaneous And Sequential Presentation Of Stimulus Dimensions On Absolute Judgment Accuracy, John H. Flowers

Department of Psychology: Faculty Publications

The effects of spatial stimulus repetition, sequential stimulus repetition, spatially separated dimensional redundancy, and sequentially presented dimensional redundancy on absolute judgment accuracy of hue and brightness were compared. Two exposure durations, 0.1 and 2.0 sec, were used. While spatial repetition did not improve accuracy for either dimension, the sequential repetition of brightness produced a small increase in accuracy. The spatial presentation of correlated values of both dimensions increased accuracy only at the 2.0-sec duration. The sequential presentation of both dimensions increased accuracy, but only at the 2.0-sec duration was this gain substantial and greater than that provided by the sequential …

Synthesis And Evaluation Of Some Arylalkenyl And Arylepoxyalkyl Hydrogen Succinates And Hydrogen Glutarates As Inhibitors Of Rat Liver Β-Hydroxy-Β-Methylglutaryl Coenzyme A Reductase, Paul Emil Marecki

Theses and Dissertations

Atherosclerotic disease is an almost universal phenomenon and increases in severity and frequency with increasing age. Atherosclerosis may contribute to several disorders including bursting of an artery, blockage of an artery, or induction of arterial clotting. The culmination of these diseases is usually premature since at the time of death the unaffected organs are in reasonably satisfactory condition and could have operated for several more years. Among the many factors which act in concert to produce the disease, serum cholesterol levels play a central role. It has been suggested that the lowering of cholesterol levels will provide an effective means …

The Effect Of Security And Dominance On Task Perseverance, Gary M. Katz

Theses and Dissertations

The present study investigated Maslow's assertion that individuals who were insecure and dominant would express their insecurity in a different manner than those individuals who were insecure and submissive. The amount of time spent on a puzzle solving task was used as an index of the expression of insecurity. It was hypothesized that there would be a significant interaction of security and dominance on the amount of time spent on the puzzle solving task, with the insecure-dominant group demonstrating more persistence than the insecure-submissive group at the task.

A pool of potential subjects completed Maslow's (1952) Security-Insecurity Inventory and the …

A Phonetic Context Analysis Of Nine Frequently Misarticulated Sounds, Katherine Ann Little

Masters Theses

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An Analysis Of The Value Of A Sentence Articulation Inventory, Carol Ann Jones

Masters Theses

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Transfer Of Learning Effects In Misarticulations Of /R/ Singles And Blends, Patricia J. Park

Masters Theses

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Relationships Among Measures Of Language And Work Performance Of Adult Retardates, Debra Preisser

Masters Theses

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Auditory Discrimination And Phonetic Contexts In School Age Children, Mary Anne Hanner

Masters Theses

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A Correlative Study Of Winging And Certain Features Of Dental Morphology In A Group Of Navajo Indian Children, Carl George. Gangitano

Master's Theses

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Immunochemistry Of Group A Streptococcal M Proteins, David C. Straus

Dissertations

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Effects Of Aging On Human Dentin, As Related To Age Determinations, William D. Petty

Master's Theses

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Evaluation Of Chr Program Fy 75, Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Service Advisory Board

Native Health Database Full Text

The Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Service (IHS) Advisory Board, Inc. required a self-evaluation system for reviewing the performance of Tribally managed health care programs including the Community Health Representatives (CHR) Program. The Advisory Board concerned with the effectiveness of the CHR program, set the following objectives: 1) develop appropriate criteria and evaluation methods for program review; 2) conduct field evaluations in each CHR program area; 3) summarize findings and make recommendations; and 4) demonstrate the importance of consumer evaluation in regard to program effectiveness. A comparative research method utilizing a consumer evaluation of delivery services was the basis of …

Synthesis And Pharmacological Evaluation Of Conformationally Constrained Models Of Hydrocortisone, Shashi Om Dayal Bhatnagar

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

The study of conformation in drug action can be approached from two directions, (i) that of the drug, and (ii) that of the receptor. Since the problem of elucidating the biologically active conformation of drug molecules has been extensively studied and is very well reviewed^1,2, it should be equally productive to explore the conformational aspects of receptors.

Before a plausible model of conformational requirements at the receptor level can be developed, it is necessary to know something about the nature of the biologic receptors. Although structural details for specific receptors are generally unknown and a fascinating challenge for …

The Effect Of Correlated Linguistic Dimensions On Speeded Classification Of Visually Presented Trigrams, John H. Flowers

Department of Psychology: Faculty Publications

The influence of two types of linguistic dimensions, word-nonword and consonant pronunciation, on classification speed of trigrams in card-sorting tasks of two levels of complexity was examined. In complex grouping tasks, which required the evaluation of more than one letter to classify each stimulus, sorting times were faster when the linguistic dimension was correlated with, rather than orthogonal to, the response categories. For tasks in which each stimulus could be classified on the basis of a single letter, no effect of the correlated vs orthogonal linguistic dimension was observed, even when performance was degraded by visual noise. These results provide …

Isolation Of Rabbit Lymphocytes And Serological Study Of Their Alloantigens, Michael I. Luster

Dissertations

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The Immediate Recall Performance Of Language Deviant Children For Three Kinds Of Verbal Materials, Donna L. De Shaw

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

Current research on language deviant children has included studies of two facets of short term memory-span and accuracy. Investigators have found the language deviant have shorter spans, and that they reproduce material with errors. Menyuk (1969) hypothesized that the difficulty lay either "in their short term memory capacity or the perceptual devices used" (p. 155). Weiner (1972) listed a number of possible sources of difficulty in repeating material including the manipulation of verbal symbols. Such manipulation may fit the encoding process of Aaronson's (1967) model of short term memory which includes an "encoding" stage where items are readied for retention …

Advances In Oral Surgery, Volume 4 (1974), American Dental Association

Advances in Oral Surgery

Advances in Oral Surgery contains abstracts of articles related to all phases of oral surgery published in hundreds of journals throughout the world each year, arranged as a convenient ready reference.

Contents appeared in journals devoted to clinical dentistry, dental research, medicine, and basic sciences. Included in each Advances volume are all the abstracts published in the corresponding section of the contemporaneous volume of Oral Research Abstracts and those from other sections with some relationship to the topic. The entire list of journals abstracted appears near the end, followed by author and subject indexes.

Teaching Hearing-Impaired Children Language Through The Use Of Musical Rhythm, Naomi Anne Banducci

Dissertations and Theses

While several authors have indicated specific methods for teaching rhythm, there is no single, comprehensive source available which could serve as a teaching guide in this important area of aural rehabilitation. The current paper represents an initial attempt to fulfill this need. The purpose ot this paper is to provide a survey of the different methods and avenues for teaching the rhythm of language to hearing impaired children.

Advances In Orthodontics, Volume 5 (1974), American Dental Association

Advances in Orthodontics

Advances in Orthodontics contains abstracts of articles related to all phases of orthodontics published in hundreds of journals throughout the world each year, arranged as a convenient ready reference. The material is organized into the major sections of orthodontics and has been arranged more or less by date of the original publication.

Contents appeared in journals devoted to clinical dentistry, dental research, medicine, and basic sciences. Included in each Advances volume are all the abstracts published in the corresponding section of the contemporaneous volume of Oral Research Abstracts and those from other sections with some relationship to the topic. The …

Advances In Pedodontics, Volume 5 (1974), American Dental Association

Advances in Pedodontics [Pediatric Dentistry]

Advances in Pedodontics contains abstracts of articles related to all phases of pediatric dentistry published in hundreds of journals throughout the world each year, arranged as a convenient ready reference. The material is organized into the major sections of pedodontics and has been arranged more or less by date of the original publication

Contents appeared in journals devoted to clinical dentistry, dental research, medicine, and basic sciences. Included in each Advances in Pedodontics volume are all the abstracts that have some relationship to dentistry for children and which were published in the contemporaneous volume of Oral Research Abstracts. The …

Right-Left Visual Field Performances Of Congenitally Deaf And Normal Hearing Subjects, Merle Applebaum-Rosenberg

Speech and Hearing Sciences ETDs

The notion of cerebral dominance has been explored since the time of Broca. Two non-invasive techniques designed to assess hemispheric dominance have subsequently been developed. These two methods are commonly referred to as dichotic listening (simultaneous auditory stimulation) and rapid visual field stimulation (tachistoscopic viewing).

It has been found in dichotic listening studies that when verbal material is presented simultaneously to both ears, the stimuli are correctly identified most often in the right ear. Similar results have been found in tachistoscopic studies, with verbal material eliciting a right visual field advantage. Collectively, these findings have been used to support a …

A Comparison Of Aphasic And Non-Brain Injured Adults On A Dichotic Cv-Syllable Listening Task, Janet E. Shanks

Speech and Hearing Sciences ETDs

Normal listeners traditionally show a right ear preference for dichotically presented speech stimuli, and a left ear preference for dichotically presented non-speech stimuli. Although some inter-subject variability is observed within and between groups of non-brain damaged subjects, the performance of the group as a whole is rather predictable and homogeneous. However, results from experiments in which brain damaged subjects have been studied have been less straightforward. Although left brain damaged subjects have consistently shown a bilateral deficit in reporting dichotic speech stimuli, a great deal of variability in performance is observed within the groups. Further study of brain damaged individuals, …

The Southwestern Pharmacist Vol. 4, No. 2, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

The Southwestern Pharmacist

October has come and gone. Homecoming was the sixth. By the time this issue of “ The Southwestern Pharmacist” is put together, printed, mailed, and in your hands, Thanksgiving Day, 1973, will be close at hand.

Publications Of The Staff Of The Henry Ford Hospital And The Edsel B. Ford Institute For Medical Research

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

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Chlorophyll Levels And Leaf Chlorplast Ultrastructure As Ecotypic Characters In Xanthium Strumarium L., Farag Abdulrahman

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

The major objective of the work was to clarify some of the adaptive mechanisms that a common widespread species would show as a possible requirement for survival in its natural habitats. Analysis of various populations of Xanthium (cocklebur) indicated differences in chlorophyll levels and leaf chloroplasts ultrastructure between populations. The study also revealed some insight into intrapopulational variation in dark requirements for flowering of selected populations. In addition, caloric values of dried leaf material of cocklebur were analyzed for interpopulational differences. It was evident that higher chlorophyll levels are correlated with increase in latitude of origin and a corresponding decrease …