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  • Characterization of adenovirus isolated from sheep in Oregon

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    Babar, Shakeel
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    Six 3 to 4 weeks old, cesarian-derived lambs were inoculated with ovine an adenovirus isolate 475N. Inoculated lambs showed moderate clinical signs of respiratory distress, conjunctivitis, and loose feces during the 10-day observation period. Virus was detected from nasal and conjunctival swabs starting on postinoculation day (PID) 2. Virus was...
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    America and for keeping me on the right Path. My special thanks are due to Dr. Mattson,Donald E. my

  • Electromyographic biofeedback for tension control during fine and gross motor skill acquisition

    Creator:
    French, Stephen Neil
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    The presence of residual muscular tension has been implicated as a detrimental influence on the performance and learning of motor skills. A method for reducing muscular tension has been provided by the recent advent of biofeedback training. Thirty young adult males were subjected to tests of stabilometer balancing skill and...
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    for Privacy Donald E. --C---amy6ell The presence of residual muscular tension has been implicated

  • Meditation and relaxation and their effect upon the pattern of physiological response during the performance of a fine motor and gross motor task

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    Wood, Carolyn Jean
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    The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of immediate prior meditation (transcendental meditation) and relaxation upon the pattern of physiological response and performance of a fine motor and gross motor task. A second purpose of this study was to determine whether the long term regular practice of...
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    gave me what was needed to complete this project. First and above all, Dr. Donald E. Campbell, major

  • Hemispheric processing of kinesthetically oriented spatial perception

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    Nishizawa, Sho
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    Right cerebral hemispheric lateralization for spatial perception has been reported by using visual and tactile spatial tasks in brain-damaged patients, split-brain patients, and normal subjects. The main purpose of the present study was to investigate whether or not kinesthetic spatial perception was dominantly processed with the right cerebral hemisphere as...
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    ORIENTED SPATIAI"PERCEPTION Redacted for Privacy Abstract approved: Donald E. Campbell Right cerebral