1. (100%) Modulation of tear lipocalin by phosphodiesterase inhibitors and steroid hormones - Evans, Victoria E.; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Science
lipid layer of the tears and to promote tear film stability. By modulating this protein, it was proposed ... was noted and new isoforms of tear lipocalin were identified. The steroid hormone aldosterone
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2. (93%) Application of the joint probability approach to ungauged catchments for design flood estimation - Mazumder, Tanvir; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Engineering
probabilistic behavior of other flood producing variables such as rainfall temporal pattern and initial loss ... regionalisation of the distribution of rainfall duration and intensity. In this thesis, it is
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3. (93%) From laissez-faire to laissez-faire : revisiting the notion of efficiency in globalising management praxis - Callender, Guy Charles; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Engineering
application of laissez-faire and more contemporary principles of economics to management praxis and the ...The findings of this research confirm that the notion of descriptive efficiency has been developed
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4. (93%) Influence of high CO2 on growth and development of rice - Seneweera, Saman P.; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Horticulture
influence growth of C3 plants. This thesis focuses on the growth and development of rice (Oryza ... control of plant growth and development, particularly the influence of hormones.
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5. (92%) Cyclodextrins as potential human anti-atherosclerotic agents - Martinic, Goran (Gary); University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Environment and Agriculture
blocks the removal of normal cholesterol from cells in the artery wall, it is possible that selective removal of OxC in the vessel wall in-vivo may prevent or reverse atherosclerosis.As a prelude to
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6. (92%) Separate realities : community-based environmental management for health from the 'inside-out' and 'outside-in' - Sahani, Mazrura; University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Environment and Agriculture
a balanced development in economy and social wellbeing and simultaneously preserving the environment. The aim of the study is to identify an alternative approach in managing the local environment for
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7. (92%) Dancing in the rain : farmers and agricultural scientists in a variable climate - Hayman, Peter Theodore; University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Environment and Agriculture
contribute to the theory and practice of decision support for managing climate variability. The ... significant differences between farmers' subjective distributions of seasonal rainfall and its derivatives
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8. (92%) Farming systems management of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi for sustainable crop production in rice-based cropping systems - Wangiyana, Wayan; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Environment and Agriculture
during the driest months by two cycles of non-rice crops, or a non-rice crop and a fallow (this is ... grown following rice, and application rates of fertiliser to rice have fallen since the economic
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9. (92%) On the effectiveness of participatory research in agriculture - Jennings, Jess R.; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Environment and Agriculture
were industry reports that tracked the progress, outputs and outcomes of PPP. A three-tiered research framework, consisting of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary levels was devised as a basis to direct
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10. (92%) The role of Eragrostis curvula (Schrad.) Nees. complex in temperate pastures in southeastern Australia - Johnston, William Henry; University of Western Sydney; College of Science, Technology and Environment; School of Environment and Agriculture
of literature showing that, prior to European settlement, the vegetation, the landscape and the climate were broadly in balance, and the wateruse pattern of the vegetation of southeastern Australia
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