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... Cross- level similarities usually arise from the fact that higher levels of living systems have structures and ... level . ( e ) It must be capable of ultimately being repre- sented by a mathematical statement of the formal identity ...
... Cross- level similarities usually arise from the fact that higher levels of living systems have structures and ... level . ( e ) It must be capable of ultimately being repre- sented by a mathematical statement of the formal identity ...
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... levels . Cross - level differences in channel capacities HYPOTHESIS 5.1-25 : Channels in living systems at higher levels in general have lower capacities than those in living systems at lower levels . Hypotheses 5.1-2 and 5.1-3 above ...
... levels . Cross - level differences in channel capacities HYPOTHESIS 5.1-25 : Channels in living systems at higher levels in general have lower capacities than those in living systems at lower levels . Hypotheses 5.1-2 and 5.1-3 above ...
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... Cross - level comparison ( s ) , 102 , 123 , 603-605 , 635 Cross - level experiments , 169–195 , 1048-1049 Cross - level formal identity ( see Formal identity , cross - level ) Cross - level research designs , 110-114 , 584 , 1031-1032 ...
... Cross - level comparison ( s ) , 102 , 123 , 603-605 , 635 Cross - level experiments , 169–195 , 1048-1049 Cross - level formal identity ( see Formal identity , cross - level ) Cross - level research designs , 110-114 , 584 , 1031-1032 ...
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