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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • The biochemical basis for genetically-inherited Frontotemporal Dementia with TDP-43 pathology. 

      Marian, Oana Claudia
      Published 2024
      Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) is a highly heritable form of younger-onset dementia and a majority of inherited cases can be attributed to heterozygous loss of GRN or hexanucleotide repeat expansions in the C9orf72 gene. ...
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    • Transient Chaos in Dissipative Chaotic Scattering 

      Burton, Lachlan Gregory
      Published 2024
      In this thesis we consider the influence of dissipative effects on dynamical systems whose unperturbed dynamics are already transiently chaotic. The class of systems we study have been used to model a wide range of physical ...
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    • An Integrative Investigation of Materialism: Exploring the Influence of Cultural Orientation, Political Orientation, and Status Threat 

      O, Eunbin
      Published 2024
      This thesis presents a series of studies aimed at exploring materialism and status consumption behavior. The first study examines the relationship between cultural orientation, materialism, and status consumption behavior, ...
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    • An inquiry into teacher assessment literacy: the development of an assessment literacy framework and instrument to measure the assessment literacy of teachers in Saudi Arabia 

      Alzhrany, Abdullah Ahmad A
      Published 2023
      In the era of increasing educational reforms, teacher assessment literacy has increasingly been recognised as an essential competency of effective teachers because effective teaching practices guided by evidence and ...
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    • Mobilising Clinical Practice Data to Improve Multidisciplinary Oncology Care 

      Donnelly, Candice
      Published 2023
      As cancer incidence grows, healthcare services are increasingly pressured to provide timely, efficient, evidence-based care. The use of quality indicators are essential to identify and address variations in care delivery ...
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