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- C-reactive protein (CRP) of the Syrian hamster (1)
- C-terminal residues of Oryza sativa GUN4 are required for the activation of the ChlH subunit of magnesium chelatase in chlorophyll synthesis (1)
- C. Asinius Gallus, Ti. Claudius Nero, and a posthumous Agrippa in Ephesus (ILS 8897) (1)
- C.G. Heyne's address on Roman deportation : a 1791 comparison with Botany Bay (1)
- C.Marius and the fasti of Urbs Salvia (1)
- C.R.M. at Suntel, Sri Lanka (1)
- Cadmium selenide and zinc sulfide nanoparticles - challenges in synthesis revealed through optical properties (1)
- Cafe talk : Greek cafe memories, part 1 - the fantasy of belonging (1)
- Cafe talk : Greek cafe memories, part 2 - the personal cost of fantasy (1)
- Caffeine, stress, and proneness to psychosis-like experiences : a preliminary investigation (1)
- The Cairo Museum collection of artefacts from Zaki Saad's excavations at Helwan (1)
- Calcification, storm damage and population resilience of tabular corals under climate change (1)
- Calculating customer intimacy : accounting numbers in a sales and marketing department (1)
- Calculating the outage probability in a CDMA network with spatial poisson traffic (1)
- Calculation of antenna parameters for optimization of UWB radio systems (1)
- Calderón reproducing formulas and new Besov spaces associated with operators (1)
- Calibrating a jump-diffusion model of an endemic invasive : metamodels, statistics and Qfly (1)
- Calibrating a land surface model of varying complexity using multi-criteria methods and the Cabauw data set (1)
- Calibration beads containing luminescent lanthanide ion complexes (2)
- Calibration of a Sydney Gunnedah Basin thermal model and insights into the Bowen Basin (1)
- Calibration of noninvasively recorded upper-limb pressure waves (1)
- Calibration of the Capintec CRC-712M dose calibrator for ¹⁸F (1)
- Calibration strategies for elemental analysis by LA-ICP-MS (1)
- CALIFA, the Calar Alto Legacy Integral Field Area survey : I. Survey presentation (1)
- California dreaming : the 'Greek cafe' and its role in the Americanisation of Australian eating and social habits (1)
- The Call of the wild (1)
- Call recognition in chicks of the Australian brush-turkey (Alectura lathami) (1)
- A Call to action on two fronts : better objectives and better strategies (1)
- A Call to listen : the 'new' documentary in radio—encountering 'wild sound' and the 'filme sonore' (1)
- Calling Australia home : the 'Arrivals' segment of the Opening Ceremony of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games (1)
- Calling by concluding sentinels : coordinating cooperation or revealing risk? (1)
- Cambodia (1)
- Cambodia in 2004 : an artificial democratization process (1)
- The Cambodian clothing industry in the post-MFA environment : a review of developments (1)
- Cambodian women & violence: considering NGO interventions in cultural context (1)
- Cambodian women and violence (1)
- Cambrian biostratigraphy of the Arrowie and Stansbury Basins (1)
- Cambrian geology and palaeontology of the Ord Basin (1)
- The Cambrian Series 2, Stage 4, Emu Bay Shale Konservat-Lagerstäette, Kangaroo Island, South Australia : geology, depositional environment and biota (1)
- Cambrian stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of the Flinders Ranges and the north coast of Kangaroo Island, South Australia (1)
- Cambrian stratigraphy and faunas at Mount Arrowsmith, northwestern New South Wales (1)
- The Cambridge companion to the sonnet (1)
- The Cambridge guide to English usage (1)
- The Cambridge guide to second language teacher education (1)
- Cambro-Ordovician studies IV (1)
- Cameron, Eleanor [encyclopaedia entry] (1)
- Camouflage and colour change : antipredator responses to bird and snake predators across multiple populations in a dwarf chameleon (1)
- Camperdown Program for adults who stutter : a student training clinic Phase I trial (1)
- Campus in English or campus in shock? (1)
- Can assessment predict facilitation outcomes for people with word-finding difficulties? (1)
- Can attention modulate colour-graphemic synaesthesia (1)
- Can Australia generate a 'Korean' wave? Hallyu lessons for brand Australia (1)
- Can Australian biodiversity adapt to climate change? (1)
- Can banking be the gateway to social development? (1)
- Can banks improve customer relationships with high quality online services? (1)
- Can children's atypical passive auditory ERPs be normalised by training? (1)
- Can democracy handle corporate sustainability? Constructing a path forward (1)
- Can employers screen job applicants for potential white collar fraud offenders? (1)
- Can expected shortfall and value-at-risk be used to statically hedge options? (1)
- Can FDI be encouraged? An analysis of Iran's future economic prospects (1)
- Can fluctuating asymmetry be used to detect inbreeding and loss of genetic diversity in endangered populations? (1)
- Can global standards be principle based? (1)
- Can I get pregnant from oral sex? Sexual health misconceptions in e-mails to a reproductive health website (1)
- Can in-situ cosmogenic ¹⁴C be used to assess the influence of clast recycling on exposure dating of ice retreat in Antarctica? (1)
- Can increased involvement lead to increased financial preparation for retirement? (1)
- Can IS save the world? Collaborative technologies for eco-mobilisation (1)
- Can it be ethical to apply limited resources in low-income countries to ineffective, low-reach smoking cessation strategies? A Reply to Bitton and Eyal (1)
- Can liberalism be PC? : Duncan Ivison's "Postcolonial liberalism" (1)
- Can Maori children really be positioned as "deficient" learners for reading English? (1)
- Can MT models of speed perception account for the effects of stimulus complexity, contrast and spatial frequency on perceived speed? (1)
- Can odours acquire fat-like properties? (1)
- Can organisations disrupt and expand from their core to sustain their operations? (1)
- Can parent-to-parent consultation improve the effectiveness of the Maudsley model of family-based treatment for anorexia nervosa? A randomized control trial (1)
- Can predictors of response to NSAIDs be identified in patients with acute low back pain? (1)
- Can public participation mitigate the conflict between residential amenity and urban consolidation? : A case study from Sydney, Australia (1)
- Can rate of recovery be predicted in patients with acute low back pain? Development of a clinical prediction rule (1)
- Can reduced processing decision support interfaces improve the decision-making of less-experienced incident commanders? (1)
- Can renewable energies be turned to a source of advantage by developing countries? (1)
- Can repression become a conscious process? (1)
- Can risk modeling work? (1)
- Can simplified legal drafting reduce the psychological costs of tax compliance? An Australian perspective (1)
- Can social marketing initiatives increase household electricity conservation? (1)
- Can social marketing segmentation initiatives be used to increase household electricity conservation? (1)
- Can teachers discriminate low-progress readers from average readers in regular classes? (1)
- Can the dual-route cascaded computational model of reading offer a valid account of the masked onset priming effect? (1)
- Can the effects of facilitation predict the effects of treatment? (1)
- Can the emotion of disgust be harnessed to promote hand hygiene? Experimental and field-based tests (1)
- Can the government bring home Julian Assange? (1)
- Can the ileocecal valve point predict low back pain using manual muscle testing? (1)
- Can the tip of the tongue state give evidence for an abstract syntactic level in speech production? (1)
- Can the truth hurt? How honest and persuasive advertising can unintentionally lead to increased consumer skepticism (1)
- Can ultrasound replace X-ray proctography in women with obstructed defecation? (1)
- Can we predict response to the McKenzie method in patients with acute low back pain? A Secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial (1)
- Can we recreate delusions in the laboratory? (1)
- Can we trust automatic sphygmomanometer validations? (1)
- Can we trust earthquake cluster detection tests? (1)
- Can you show you are a good lecturer? (1)
- Can you talk and drive safely at the same time? An examination of gender differences in driving performance of young drivers observed whilst conversing with a passenger or on a mobile phone (1)
- Canada's obscenity law after Little Sisters (1)
- Cancer microarray feature selection using support vector machines : comparing regularization techniques (1)
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