Program(s) of Interest Animal & Poultry Science [1] Applied Nutrition [2] Art History & Visual Culture [3] Bioinformatics [4] Biomedical Sciences [5] Biophysics [6] Biotechnology [7] Business Administration [8] Capacity Development & Extension [9] Chemistry [10] Clinical Studies [11] Computational Science [12] Computer Science [12] Creative Writing [13] Criminology & Criminal Justice Policy [14...

Program(s) of Interest Animal & Poultry Science [1] Applied Nutrition [2] Art History & Visual Culture [3] Bioinformatics [4] Biomedical Sciences [5] Biophysics [6] Business Administration [7] Capacity Development & Extension [8] Chemistry [9] Clinical Studies [10] Computational Science [11] Computer Science [11] Creative Writing [12] Criminology & Criminal Justice Policy [13] Economics [14] En...

Program(s) of Interest Animal & Poultry Science [1] Applied Nutrition [2] Art History & Visual Culture [3] Bioinformatics [4] Biomedical Sciences [5] Biophysics [6] Biotechnology [7] Business Administration [8] Capacity Development & Extension [9] Chemistry [10] Clinical Studies [11] Computational Science [12] Computer Science [12] Creative Writing [13] Criminology & Criminal Justice Policy [14...

Program(s) of Interest Accounting [1] Animal & Biosciences [2] Applied Nutrition [3] Art History & Visual Culture [4] Bioinformatics [5] Biomedical Sciences [6] Biophysics [7] Biotechnology [8] Business Administration [9] Capacity Development & Extension [10] Chemistry [11] Clinical Studies [12] Computational Science [13] Computer Science [13] Creative Writing [14] Criminology & Criminal Justic...

the present study aimed to analyze reprint request e-mail messages written by postgraduates (ma students) of two fields of study, namely physics and efl, to realize the differences and similarities between the two email types. to investigate the purpose of the study, a sample of 100 e-mail messages, 50 physics and 50 efl, were analyzed according to swales’ (1990) model for reprint requests and ...

OBJECTIVE To investigate the incidence, anatomical correlates, and clinical features of imitation and utilisation behaviour, which are thought by Lhermitte and coworkers to represent a reliable and frequent index of frontal lobe disease. METHODS 78 patients with hemispheric local lesions were tested in two separate sessions, in which their reactions to a series of gestures performed by the ex...