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Achieving the Achievable: A Review of Animals in Politics

Alternatives to Laboratory Animals, 1995
The background to the passage through the British Parliament of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 is reviewed, with particular emphasis on the significance of Animal Welfare Year (1976/77) and the role of the Houghton/Platt Memorandum and the alliance formed by the British Veterinary Association, the Committee for the Reform of Animal ...
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Achievements and prospects

Immunology Today, 1985
New applications which are areas of potential growth for the science of flow microfluorimetry (FMF) and represent a major shift in direction away from its principal current use by cellular immunologists were highlighted at a recent meeting. Its intention was to inform flow microfluorimetrists of current trends in machine and dye technology and new ...
N M, Mackenzie   +2 more
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Achieving excellence

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1986
The concept of achieving excellence in pharmacy through development of effective leadership is discussed. The majority of hospital pharmacy directors have had very little education and training in management and effective leadership. Yet, excellent leadership skills will be needed to transform pharmacy more completely into a health profession.
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Achieving IT success

Information Management & Computer Security, 1998
Postulates that there are identifiable and measurable criteria for achieving success in the management of information technology and discusses these criteria. Presents hypotheses regarding the links between business success and IT success. Presents results of research among US‐based senior IT management testing the hypotheses.
Douglas Brockway, Margaret A. Hurley
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Ability and Achievement

1985
In the past it was assumed that some strata of society were superior to others because they inherited intelligence or artistic abilities along with their physical appearance, from their parents. This belief in ‘genetic endowment’ has been challenged during the last one hundred years and the ‘nature v. nurture’ debate continues.
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Student achievement motives, achievement cues, and academic achievement.

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1968
W J, McKeachie   +3 more
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A Meta-analysis of the Longitudinal Relationship Between Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement

Educational Psychology Review, 2021
Huimin Wu, Yiqun Guo, Yingkai Yang
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A Study of the Need to Achieve in College Achievers and Non-Achievers

The Journal of General Psychology, 1954
John Parrish, Dorothy Rethlingshafer
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Achieving the achievable

Nurse Prescribing, 2013
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