ETD Pilot

Items

• REFLECTIVE SELF REPRESENTATION, SLEEP AND DREAMS.
• OBTAINING AND CORROBORATING REPORTS OF VERBAL DREAM EXPERIENCES.
• PHYLOGENY, EVOLUTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF NEW WORLD MONKEYS (PLATYRRHINI, PRIMATES).
• THE ROLE OF MACROPHAGES IN INFLUENZA VIRUS INFECTION IN MICE.
• RESPONSE TO THERAPIST STYLE AS A FUNCTION OF SELF-ESTEEM AND PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT.
• BIOCHEMICAL AND GENETIC STUDIES OF INFLUENZA B AND C VIRUSES.
• LES PARA-PERSONNAGES DANS LES TRAGEDIES DE RACINE. (FRENCH TEXT).
• HYDROGEN ABSTRACTIONS FROM POLYARYLETHANES. EVIDENCE FOR ANCHIMERIC ASSISTANCE BY A MIGRATING PHENYL.
• ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF THRAUSTOCHYTRIUM AUREUM, A BIFLAGELLATE MARINE PHYCOMYCETE.
• THE INTERSECTION THEOREM AND THE CORRELATION METHOD.
• DEVELOPMENT OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS TRANSFORMATION AND MARKER RESCUE BASED MUTAGEN DETECTION ASSAYS.
• AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE UTILIZATION OF MEDICAL SERVICES BY MEDICARE PATIENTS.
• ARISTOTLE'S CONCEPTION OF MEGALOPSYCHIA.
• THE AMERICAN REFORMER: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL ORIGINS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF JANE ADDAMS, LOUIS DEMBITZ BRANDEIS AND WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
• TILL THE SEA RUNS DRY: THE IMPACT OF NORTH SEA OIL DEVELOPMENT ON AN EAST COAST SCOTTISH VILLAGE AND TOWN.
• THE RELATIONSHIP OF LIFE EVENTS, GENDER AND AGE: A COMMUNITY STUDY OF ADULTHOOD.
• CONTRAST SENSITIVITY FUNCTIONS IN NORMAL AND DESTRIATED MONKEYS.
• LES ECRIVAINS NOIRS ET LE SURREALISME (FRENCH TEXT).
• LOCKE'S CONCEPT OF NATURAL LAW.
• ASSOCIATIONS TO CONTEXTUAL STIMULI AS A DETERMINANT OF LONG-TERM HABITUATION.
• STUDIES IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN SCULPTURE: AUGUSTUS SAINT-GAUDENS (1848-1907) (VOLUMES I AND II).
• THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL EFFECTS OF EXOGENOUS SULFUR COMPOUNDS ON CONDENSED PHOSPHATE DEPOSITION IN SYNECHOCOCCUS SP. (ANACYSTIS NIDULANS).
• THE TRANSITION TO COLLEGE: A STUDY OF SEPARATION-INDIVIDUATION IN LATE ADOLESCENCE.
• CHANGES IN THE MACROMOLECULAR PROPERTIES OF DNA INDUCED BY MITOMYCIN C.
• FILM TAKES OVER THE THEATRE: AN HISTORICAL STUDY OF AMERICAN RESIDENT STOCK COMPANIES FROM 1920 TO 1932.