Browsing 2015 MU dissertations - Access restricted to MU by Title

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    An ecological model of health information acquisition on the Internet [1]
    Empirical analyses of dynamic categorical data [1]
    Essays on inflation dynamics, economic fluctuations and fiscal policy [1]
    Evaluation of the pass system : a multi-component function-based tier 2 intervention for escape-maintained student behaviors [1]
    Exploring the strengths development of Taiwanese international students during the cultural transition process : a grounded theory study [1]
    Firm transparency and innovation : international evidence [1]
    Fluorescent sensors for the detection of glucosamine and thiaminase [1]
    Friends in high places : two essays on the importance of corporate political connections [1]
    From ionic liquid to deep eutectic solvent : greener than greener [1]
    From Lunatic Woodhull to Polarizing Palin : a historical-diachronic media discourse analysis of women political pioneers [1]
    Grain yield and greenhouse gas emissions from organic and conventional cropping systems on claypan soil landscapes [1]
    High performance ultra wide band patch antenna design with minimized optimization parameters [1]
    Impact of religious and spiritual beliefs on neuroendocrine function and health outcomes in breast cancer survivors [1]
    Instructional designers' experience in online course migration for virtual school K-12 students : an interpretative phenomenological case study [1]
    Knowledge-based radiotherapy treatment planning [1]
    The lived experience of teaching literacy to English language learners among experienced, mainstream, elementary teachers using a coculturation perspective [1]
    Localization mechanisms of small plant-dwelling insects [1]
    Magic for unlucky girls : stories [1]
    Matrix metalloproteinase-9 : surrogate marker and therapeutic target against neurovascular impairment after cerebral ischemia [1]
    Methamphetamine-induced hyperactivity and reinforcement learning in rats selectively bred for high and low voluntary running [1]