Titlebook: Ryanodine Receptors; Structure, function Xander H. T. Wehrens,Andrew R. Marks Book 2005 Springer-Verlag US 2005 cardiovascular.pathophysio

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W. J. Lederer,Eric A. Sobie,Silvia Guatimosim,Long-Sheng Song and Oregon, the mid-Pacific Hawaii islands, and the massive subarctic Alaska offer some subregional similarities, as their state cultures and postsecondary missions came into high alignment during their histories. Initially, they all had strong seaport commerce. Washington and Oregon quickly became

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Donald M. Bers,Kenneth S. Ginsburg and Oregon, the mid-Pacific Hawaii islands, and the massive subarctic Alaska offer some subregional similarities, as their state cultures and postsecondary missions came into high alignment during their histories. Initially, they all had strong seaport commerce. Washington and Oregon quickly became

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Mary E. Díaz,Stephen C. O’Neill,Andrew W. Trafford,David A. Eisnerigher education, we can without doubt state that the sector globally has navigated one of the most disruptive periods, quite possibly, ever. Unlike other historical major disruptions that have often revolved around the substance of what universities teach, the pandemic has challenged conventional mo

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Xander H. T. Wehrens,Stephan E. Lehnart,Andrew R. Marksd opinions apply equally to public-sector university-linked research institutes that conduct mainly original research as opposed to policy research. After an Introduction that includes defining the terms used in the chapter and scoping the topic, the main 13 sections of the chapter cover (a) R&D as

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Edmond D. Buck,Barbara E. Ehrlichthe stricter definition of Asia-Pacific used in Chap.?1), compared with the global trends. The author uses panel data models to analyze the 9-year data (1998–2006) of the 98 countries worldwide and the 21 Asian and Pacific countries, respectively, to explore whether education finance policies have p

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