Research Planning Conference on Biological Control, March 20-22, 1984.

Mode of access: Internet.

Manual of NCHSR-sponsored research products applicable to comprehensive health planning /

Mode of access: Internet.

Planning your research paper.

Mode of access: Internet.

A dictionary of chemistry, exhibiting the present state of the theory and practice of that science, its application to natural philosophy, the processes of manufactures, metallurgy, and numerous other arts dependant on the properties and habitudes of bodies, in the mineral, vegetable, and animal kingdoms. With a considerable number of tables, expressing the elective attractions, specific gravities, comparative heats, component parts, combinations, and other affections of the objects of chemical research. Illustrated with engravings.

Paged continuously.

Highway study [a research study of traffic patterns and highway needs for 1960 and 1980-85, Eugene-Springfield area] In cooperation with the Central Lane Planning Council and others. Donald N. Johnson, project director.

Fold. plan in pocket.

Agricultural research and development, special oversight hearings, part II [microform] : hearings before the Subcommittee on Science, Research and Technology and the Subcommittee on Domestic and International Scientific Planning and Analysis of the Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninety-fourth Congress, first session ...

Reuse of record except for individual research requires license from Congressional Information Service, Inc.

A report on planning, policy making & research activities--U.S. Department of the Interior,

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual planning report - State of Illinois, Bureau of Employment Security, Research & Analysis Division.

Mode of access: Internet.

Case managed care planning : a research and demonstration project : final report /

On cover: New horizons in long term care.

Forest Service career guide : professional opportunities in natural resource management, planning and research.

Mode of access: Internet.

Human health and the environment : some research needs : report of the Second Task Force for Research Planning in Environmental Health Science

Includes bibliographies and index

An SAB report : human exposure assessment : a guide to risk ranking, risk reduction, and research planning /

"EPA-SAB-IAQC-95-005."

National Cancer Program research objective : working group report, National Cancer Program Planning Conference. --

Mode of access: Internet.

Cerebellar language and cognitive functions in childhood: A comparative review of the clinical research

Background: Recent research addressing evidence from functional neuroimaging studies, neurophysiological research, and new advances in neuropsychology together with traditional cerebellar lesion studies have recently implicated the cerebellum in adult language and cognitive functions. However, more limited information is currently available in describing the functional connectivity present in the paediatric population. Aims: It is the purpose of this paper to review recent clinical research pertaining to paediatric populations, outlining the impact of site of lesion and specific associated clinical changes in children with cerebellar disturbances. Main contribution: The specific contribution of the right cerebellar hemisphere to language function is identified to also exist in the paediatric population, highlighting the existence of functional connections between this region of the brain and left frontal cortical areas early in development. Conclusions: Implications for future research in paediatric populations are extensive, as a greater awareness and an understanding of the recently acknowledged involvement of the cerebellum in cognition and nonmotor linguistic function is anticipated to also add new dimension and direction to the analysis of childhood language outcomes associated with the cerebellum.

Rethinking comparative and cross national human resource management research

This article first briefly highlights the rapid development of the human resource management (HRM) discipline and the need for more cross-national HRM studies. The universal applicability of Anglo-Saxon models of HRM is then questioned. To examine the applicability of HRM models in different settings (national and international), five main HRM models are critically analysed and their main research propositions are identified. This provides the basis for a framework for HRM evaluations in different contexts. Based on such a framework and developments in the literature, finally, a contextual model is proposed for conducting cross-national and comparative HRM studies. The paper also indicates some related directions for future research.