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An investigation of credit usage among young married couples in western Oregon

Creator:

Preisz, Lois Heesacker

Abstract:

This study was designed (1) to examine credit usages as they relate to financial problems of young married couples, (2) to investigate the similarities of financial practices of two populations, (3) to determine the sources of educational financial assistance and guidance used by young couples, and (4) to compare demographic...

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Masters Thesis

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AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF LOIS HEESACKER PREISZ for the
Molecular mechanisms underlying the high oleic acid phenotype in sunflower

Creator:

Schuppert, Gunnar Felix

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Wildtype sunflower typically produces 12-24% oleic acid (18:1) and 70-82% linoleic acid (18:2). High-oleic sunflower, by contrast, produces up to 80-94% oleic acid. The monounsaturated oleic acid has a greater oxidative stability than the polyunsaturated linoleic acid, predominant in wildtype sunflower, and has greater nutritional benefits than polyunsaturated and saturated...

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Dissertation

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clone carrying the FAD2-2 gene. Adam Heesacker assisted with microsatellite screening and genotyping
High school versus college grades in selected courses as an indication of academic success

Creator:

Johnson, Wayne Edward

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Masters Thesis

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(15). Heesacker (11) agrees with this by saying, 'A small school can be a good school. " Many
The relationship of families' money management practices and their control of credit card use

Creator:

Wright, Julie Edwards

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The use of credit cards by young families, their money management practices, and the relationship between money management practices and their control of credit card use was researched in this study. A sample of 60 Oregon families was drawn from the 1975 Johnson's Albany Area City Directory. These families were...

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Masters Thesis