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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 ...
Andrew C. Pinder, Neill M. Mackenzie, D. W. Dresser +2 more
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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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The Obligations of Achievement

Archives of Surgery, 1956
Just 15 years ago, on Feb. 28, 1941, Dr. Roy D. McClure delivered the first Presidential Address before the newly organized Central Surgical Association. Speaking at the Michigan Union, in Ann Arbor. Mich., he outlined the ideas which had stimulated its formation and reviewed the objectives and ideals which guided the founders in its inauguration.
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Student achievement motives, achievement cues, and academic achievement.