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A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF CRYING
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 2013AbstractCrying has yet to be examined systematically in isolation from other problem behavior, such as aggression or tantrums, during functional analyses (Hanley, Iwata, & McCord, 2003). Identification of variables that may maintain crying is especially important for populations who are susceptible to psychiatric interventions (e.g., individuals ...
Lynn G. Bowman +2 more
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Blood Reviews, 2005
Since the last guidelines for BCSH platelet function testing were written in the late 1980s, many new tests have become available. Previously most platelet function tests were traditionally utilized to aid in the diagnosis and management of patients with platelet and haemostatic disorders.
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Since the last guidelines for BCSH platelet function testing were written in the late 1980s, many new tests have become available. Previously most platelet function tests were traditionally utilized to aid in the diagnosis and management of patients with platelet and haemostatic disorders.
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Fundamentals of Functional Analysis [PDF]
, 1978 The purpose of this preliminary chapter is to introduce the basic terminology and results of functional and convex analysis which are used in the sequel.
Viorel Barbu, Teodor Precupanu
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Analysis of microRNA functions
2019MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are small non-coding RNAs that repress the translation and reduce the stability of target mRNAs in animal cells. Post-transcriptional regulation mediated by miRNAs is a highly conserved mechanism utilized by organisms throughout phylogeny to fine tune gene expression.
Carolyn Remsburg +3 more
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1980
The patient management protocol is the basic blueprint for the sequence of procedures, staffing needs, and informational elements. This guide, when coupled with the following graphic techniques, provides the investigator with a simple, straightforward approach to describing and evaluating the clinical research to be performed.
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The patient management protocol is the basic blueprint for the sequence of procedures, staffing needs, and informational elements. This guide, when coupled with the following graphic techniques, provides the investigator with a simple, straightforward approach to describing and evaluating the clinical research to be performed.
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Implications of functional analysis
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1983This brief paper is intended to amplify three points which are contained in Slade (1982) and Owens & Ashcroft (1982). They are that (i) functional relationships must be demonstrated, not merely claimed; (ii) functional relationships are likely to be complex, and clinicians should be wary of superficial analysis; and (iii) there is a distinction ...
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1985
A large number of experiments conducted since 1967 on live animals have suggested that mechanical processes in the cochlea are more complex than Békésy could observe on postmortem preparations. These experiments indicate that the entire sharp frequency analysis in the cochlea is performed by mechanical means.
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A large number of experiments conducted since 1967 on live animals have suggested that mechanical processes in the cochlea are more complex than Békésy could observe on postmortem preparations. These experiments indicate that the entire sharp frequency analysis in the cochlea is performed by mechanical means.
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Elements of functional analysis
1976Let L be a linear space over a topological field K. Suppose that: 1. L is a topological group under addition; 2. the mapping \( K \times L \to L:\left( {\lambda ,x} \right) \to \lambda x \) is continuous in both variables.
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Elements of Functional Analysis
2013The main purpose in the previous chapters has been to introduce part of the basic and classical theory of some important equations of mathematical physics. The emphasis on phenomenological aspects and the connection with a probabilistic point of view should have conveyed to the reader some intuition and feeling about the interpretation and the limits ...
Sandro Salsa +3 more
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