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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"new associations"”.
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A reassessment of the influence of Sherwood Anderson and Gertrude Stein upon Ernest Hemingway
… I suggest promising avenues which may lead to new associations between Hemingway and the forces which helped to shape his style.
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Influences of Climate, Competition, and Novel Hosts on Parasitoids of Emerald Ash Borer, and their Establishment in Virginia, and North Carolina
Emerald ash borer, Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) is a species of wood boring beetle which feeds on the inner bark of ash trees, Fraxinus spp., and white fringe tree, Chionanthus virginicus L. In North America emerald ash borer feeding damages the trees vascular system, …
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#EvenMore than just a brand of soap: a case study analysing LUX soap's use of Instagram
… were repeated on Instagram to effectively create new associations with the LUX brand during the #MoreThanYouCanSee and #EvenMore extension campaign. The paper, furthermore, suggests that the LUX soap campaign employs postfeminist rhetoric in their Instagram strategy. This dissertation argues that …
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Changing corporate strategies in a period of crisis: high technology multinational corporations in Scotland
… of technological and market change have led to new corporate strategies and industry structures in the high tech electronics industry. The research, survey of management in fourteen leading computer and semiconductor multinationals, was designed to integrate and explore the usefulness of …
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Seeing Prehistory through New Lenses: Using Geophysical and Statistical Analysis to Identify Fresh Perspectives of a 15th Century Mandan Occupation
… back to the forefront of discussion through new technological applications. Through a majority of its studies and excavations, Huff Village appeared to endure as the final stage in the Middle Missouri tradition. Long thought to reflect only systematically placed long-rectangular structure …
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"Sisters of the Capital": White Women in Richmond, Virginia, 1860-1880
… the war began. During the war, they developed new associations that stressed women's patriotism rather than their maternity. In the churches, women's wartime work led to the emergence of independent missionary associations that often were in conflict with male-dominated foreign mission boards. …
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Uncovering the Mechanisms which Underlie the Integrative Advantage in Healthy Aging
… deficit whereby they have difficulty forming new associations between items (Naveh-Benjamin, 2000), and this age-related deficit is attenuated when associative memory can be supported by prior knowledge or pre-established associations, such as semantically related word pairs (Badham & Maylor, …
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Moving design for lives sans terre
… potential of current communication technologies. New relations to dwelling are now possible under conditions sans terre. This project attempts to channel technology into uses through which new associations and relationships between users, machines, nature, virtual life, physical beings, place, …
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Common variants in antibody deficiencies
… the ‘Intrepid’ Study’s IEI cohort. I report four new associations for SIgAD and one for CVID, buttressing the case for a poly- genic, common-variant aetiology for both diseases. I supplement this with meta-analyses of serum IgA, IgG, and IgM as ostensibly relevant physiological traits; the serum …
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Buried in paper: policy implementation networks and their role in shaping archaeology policy
… may shift from stated policy objectives to new objectives determined in the interaction of the implementing actors. In this thesis, I extend this theory further using insights from actor-network theory to admit policy documents as (textual) participants. These textual actors influence …
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Genetic architecture of transcript splicing in blood and phenotypic consequences
… previous findings in addition to a plethora of new associations. Using *cis*-eSNPs derived from the same cohort, I perform a targeted *trans*-sQTL analysis under the hypothesis that *trans*-sSNPs could regulate splicing through the regulation of certain gene products involved in splicing. This …
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Study of genetic by environmental interactions at transcriptomic and genomic levels
… strategy was developed to identify general associations between the biomarkers and GBM, and associations that depend on cohort groups. A novel approach consisted of a five-step analytical strategy was developed in order to identify biomarkers for GBM. Results were further investigated …