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Showing 1 to 20 of 266 for “"Basic science"”.

  1. BASIC SCIENCE FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING IN VETERINARY ORTHOPAEDIC RESEARCH

    La complessa micro- e macro- struttura del menisco richiede un approccio multidisciplinare per aumentare le conoscenze ad oggi disponibili circa la biologia che ne caratterizza lo sviluppo. Nel tessuto degli animali adulti è possibile distingue tre zone a seconda della vascolarizzazione, della …

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  2. Fruit chemical traits shape bat nutritional ecology: from basic science to applications

    … bats (Chapters 2-4) while applying insights from basic chemical ecology to inform forest regeneration strategies (Chapter 5). The studies were conducted in northeastern Costa Rica at La Selva Biological Station. Chapter Two examines the variability and associations between nutrients and secondary …

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  3. An investigation of basic science and clinical research methodologies to benefit clinical practice

    … practice by exploring the application of basic science and clinical research methodologies to disorders in obstetrics and gynaecology. Chapter 1’s investigation of endometriosis is the first to 1) report detailed genetic mapping of endometriosis-associated ovarian cancer, 2) report the …

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  4. A co-occurrence framework conceptualized for bridging the gap between basic science, clinical research and clinical practices

    The intellectual impulsiveness of man to understand the unknown and the continual need of the society to improve healthcare have encouraged extensive investigation on numerous and diverse cause-and-effect relationships. The nature of this endeavor, however, renders the inability of investigator at …

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  5. Analysis of Metric Productivity in Relationship to Faculty Degrees from an Academic Medical Center Perspective

    … physician-scientists bridge the gap between basic science and clinical medicine because they have obtained the tools necessary to move ideas and innovations in a straightforward pathway to benefit patients. Although to receive the dual-degree, it takes almost twice as long to complete than a …

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  6. Measurement of the vortex depinning force in a high temperature superconductor

    … (HTSC's), coupled with the intense basic science interest in uncovering the elusive mechanism that explains high temperature superconductivity has led to some ten thousand publications since the discovery of LaBaCuO4 in 1986 [2]. Yet despite much progress in theory, material …

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  7. Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to Decrease High-Prevalence Psychopathology by Targeting Self-Compassion: A Randomized Controlled Trial

    … functioning, Neff's theory is not based on a basic science of behavior change and may therefore be limited in its utility to inform treatment development. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is an acceptance-based behavioral treatment modality that is informed by a basic science of …

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  8. Atomistic simulations of chemomechanical processes in nanomaterials under extreme environments

    … environments is of interest for a range of basic science and defense applications. By the limitation of experimental approaches for objects of nanometer, novel computational methods have been developed to investigate such phenomena in nanomaterials under extreme environments. In this thesis, …

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  9. A HYBRID APPROACH FOR TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH

    … a powerful process that bridges the gap between basic science and medical practice. The complexity of translational research is two-fold: integration of vast amount of information in disparate silos, and dissemination of discoveries to stakeholders with different interests. We designed and …

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  10. Improving Existing and Discovering New Hydrogen Storage Materials Using Computational Materials Modeling

    … one of the most active research areas in science. Lessening our dependence on fossil fuels has economic, environmental, and political benefits. With almost one-third of US energy going into transportation, a large piece of the puzzle is developing an alternative energy carrier to …

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  11. The ethology of the Arizona Chuckwalla (Sauromalus obesus tumidus)

    … described as the newest branch of the zoological sciences. In reality the study of behavior began with man's initial observations of the animals around him since his survival depended upon his knowledge of these animals and their behavior. With the development of agriculture man's dependence on …

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  12. Network theory analysis of ethanol self-administering nonhuman primates

    Since the late 20th century, network science has gained popularity in various fields, including the field of neuroimaging. Network science utilizes concepts of graph theory to model systems as complex networks. This approach is appealing to neuroscientists as it allows for a systems level …

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  13. Distinct Examples of Immunologic Analysis in Molecular and Cellular Biology: Small Nuclear Ribonucleoproteins and the T Cell Receptor

    … unique bridge between clinical medicine and basic science questions in cellular biology and metabolism. The spectrum of diseases which present with antibodies directed against cellular constituents is vast although certain features of these conditions imply common aspects which may, …

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  14. A Machine Learning Approach for Understanding and Discovering Topological Materials

    … materials are of significant interest for both basic science and next-generation technological applications due to their unconventional electronic properties. The majority of currently-known topological materials have been discovered using methods that involve symmetry-based analysis of the …

    mit Repository record for A Machine Learning Approach for Understanding and Discovering Topological Materials (opens in a new tab)

  15. Institutional Integrity: Perceptions Of Organizational Legitimacy And Organizational Virtuousness In A Research University Setting

    … an applied research discipline and the other a basic science discipline, at a public research-intensive university. Findings suggest that systems and mechanisms created to ensure organizational legitimacy (public trust, confidence, social responsibility) in research are fundamental to the …

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  16. Functional Evolution and Origin of Enzymes of the Bacterial Glycogen/Starch Biosynthetic Pathway

    <p>The goal of scientific discovery is to answer basic questions about how the world around us functions. We accomplish this by constantly questioning, dismantling, reassembling, poking, prodding, and testing every detail until we understand it fully. At times we use this knowledge to engineer …

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  17. CorMem digital reasoning architecture using CMOS Technology

    … To reflect the alternative approach, the basic science is termed digital reasoning and the specific CorMem technology is based on recent patents. CMOS transistors are used in a non-traditional way for multi-level operations and memory manipulation. The combination of multi-level …

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  18. The Growth of Copper - Chromium Metastable Alloys by Bias Sputtering: Effect of Substrate Bias and Alloy Composition on Solubility and Morphology

    … metastable alloys are interesting both from a basic science viewpoint (i.e., alloy theory for elements with very limited mutual liquid and solid solubilities) and from a technological viewpoint (i.e., "stainless" copper for corrosion and thin film circuit fabrications). Single phase Cu-Cr …

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  19. Developing Nucleic Acid-Based Sensors and Actuators

    … described here have broad applications from basic science to advanced diagnostics and therapeutics, illustrating the great potential of programmable nucleic acid-based controllers.

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  20. Hypersonic phononic crystals

    … of phonons inM a solid is important for both basic science and applications ranging from heat management to reduction of noise in electronic circuits and creating materials with superior acoustic and acousto-optical properties. This thesis explores hypersonic phononic crystals as means to …

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