Richard David Stevenson

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D ow noad Fighting is dangerous, which is why animals choose to flee once the costs outweigh the benefits, but themechanisms underlying this decision-making process are unknown. By manipulating aggressive signaling and applying nitrergic drugs, we show that the evolutionarily conserved neuromodulator nitric oxide (NO), which has a suppressing effect on aggression in mammals, can play a decisive...

May 1948 STEVENSON - : Multiple Myelomatosis

Bear this disease in mind when treating pains of the limbs of an obscure and intractable character.' This was said by Thos. Blizard Curling, F.R.S., Surgeon to the London Hospital, to William Macintyre i00 years ago. The quotation is from the paper in which Macintyre published at his leisure in i850 the clinical history of a case which had been noted to have ' urine of high density containing m...

The Power of the Principle ofProvenance by DAVID A . BEARMAN and RICHARD

The task of managing information in organizations is becoming more challenging as the organizations become larger and more complex, and as information technologies and general societal developments increase the volume and sophistication of available infor­ mation. This task can best be met by the careful study of how these organizations create, use, and discard information. A practical understa...

Richard Wakeford , Eamonn Ferguson , David school selecting UK school leaver entrants for medical Intellectual aptitude tests

Melancholy magic: masochism, Stevenson, anti-imperialism.

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