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Safety of severely energy-restricted total meal replacement diets in the treatment of obesity in individuals with and without binge eating.
Published 2022Background: Severely energy-restricted total meal replacement diets are the most effective dietary treatment for obesity. However, enduring safety concerns contribute to their underuse by healthcare professionals. ...USyd AccessThesis -
Postwar British Cinema and the Death Penalty: Filmmakers, Social Change and Legal Reform
Published 2022This thesis examines the work of filmmakers in Britain who confronted the issue of capital punishment during the years from 1945–1969. It analyses the contribution that fictional films made to the ultimate abolition of the ...USyd AccessThesis -
Numerical and Experimental Investigations of Flows over Confined Circular Cylinders
Published 2022This study is concerned with flows past confined circular cylinders symmetrically positioned between two parallel plates over a wide range of blockage ratios (β) and Reynolds numbers (Re). Such flow configuration is highly ...USyd AccessThesis -
Beneficial Ownership and Trusts: A Critical Analysis of a Central FATF Definition and its Failure to Meet Policy Objectives
Published 2022The central thesis of this research is that the definitions of ‘beneficial owner’ and ‘trust’ within the FATF Recommendations import incompatible assumptions into express trust arrangements creating confusion and inconsistent ...USyd AccessThesis -
Lipid modulators of glycine receptors and their potential use for pain therapies
Published 2022Glycine receptors are pentameric ligand-gated ion channels that mediate fast inhibitory neurotransmission within the nervous system. Compounds which positively modulate receptor activity have been shown to produce ...USyd AccessThesis