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    The differential effects of presentation rate and retention interval on memory for items and associations in younger adults : a simulation of an age-related associative deficit [1]
    Differential gene and protein expression in pig nuclear transfer extraembryonic membranes and blastocyst stage embryos [1]
    Differential observing responses: a systematic review [2]
    Differential reinforcement of low rates : a systematic review [1]
    Differential roles for hedgehog signaling in motor neuron development [1]
    Differentiating a chunk from a group : the role of verbal rehearsal in creating a hierarchical list structure [1]
    Differentiating anxiety and depression : a socioaffective tripartite model [1]
    Differentiating psychosis risk and mania risk scales and their associations with spontaneous eye blink rate [1]
    Differentiating reading intervention to support levels of comprehension with students with intellectual disabilities [1]
    Differing approaches to teacher preparation : using a mixed methods design to understand perceptions of efficacy and confidence in relation to preparedness to student teach based on clinical and traditional teaching pathways [1]
    DiffServ overlay multicast for videoconferencing [1]
    A diffusion model analysis of transitivity and lexicographic semiorder [1]
    Diffusion of viral marketing into the world of public relations [1]
    Diffusion through porus media in transition region [1]
    Digestible amino acid requirements for young female turkeys [1]
    Digestible lysine and threonine requirements of male turkeys and their effects on performance of male turkeys fed practical diets to market age [1]
    A digestive phospholipase a2 in Midguts of worker honey bees, Apis mellifera : significance in lipid nutrition and health [1]
    Digital agriculture' implications for small farmers : evidence from Colombia [1]
    Digital baggage: the digital identity of entry-level student affairs professionals [1]
    Digital hydraulic systems : a theoretical comparative efficiency analysis of hydraulic systems with real pump models [1]