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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"peak body"”.
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Constraints to youth participation in the current Federal political environment
… and the Australian government, replacing the peak body for youth affairs as a more effective participation mechanism.
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Ecology of White-Tailed Deer in South Dakota: Growth, Survival, and Winter Nutrition
… yearling males averaged 70.0 kg. Males reached peak body mass at 78 months-of-age and averaged 112.2 kg. Mean peak body mass of first generation, east river (ER1) males was 36.9 kg heavier than first generation, Black Hills (BH1) males. Predictive equations for total body mass were (kg) = …
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Development of an Ontology for Project Management Success Criteria and Associated Technical and Personal Competencies in an Australian Engineering Context.
… into the development of the project management body of knowledge including issues such as how to define and measure project success, the constitution of a successful project outcomes, and the competencies needed for project managers to be successful. This research aims to develop an ontology to …
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The agricultural co-operative business structure in context: A Western Australian study
Agricultural co-operative businesses are the focus of considerable academic research overseas, particularly from the perspective of agricultural economics. Research on Australian agricultural co-operatives, however, is very limited. This exploratory study investigates agricultural co-operatives at …
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Ecology and physiology of a black bear (Ursus americanus) population in the Great Dismal Swamp and reproduction physiology in the captive female black bear
… albumin, HCT, hemoglobin, and RBC) were at peaks in spring and late fall and at a low during summer. Serum creatinine concentrations also varied seasonally (<u>P</u><0.001), with a peak during denning and high levels in spring and late fall, perhaps resulting from transition from and to …