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Showing 1 to 20 of 58 for “"biological knowledge"”.

  1. The influence of the inclusion of biological knowledge in statistical methods to integrate multi-omics data

    … techniques has led to the explosion of biological data available for analysis, allowing researchers to investigate multiple molecular layers (i.e. omics data) together. The classical statistical methods could not address the challenges of combining multiple data types, leading to the …

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  2. Biological knowledge as a tool for an ecologically sound biofouling control: a case study of the invasive bivalve Mytilopsis leucophaeata in Europe

    Technische installaties zoals koelwatersystemen van grote industriële bedrijven gebruiken meestal water uit nabij gelegen zeeën of rivieren om hun elektrische processen af te koelen. Met dit water worden echter ook organismen opgepompt, die terecht komen in het koelwatersysteem en er eventueel …

    ghent Repository record for Biological knowledge as a tool for an ecologically sound biofouling control: a case study of the invasive bivalve Mytilopsis leucophaeata in Europe (opens in a new tab)

  3. A Biological Investigation on Plethodon Larselli

    … this study is to increase the presently-lacking biological knowledge of P. larselli. A study was made, therefore, on this species relative to its geographical distribution, habitat, dehydration and rehydration rates, response to induction with varying concentrations of a gonadotropic hormone, and …

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  4. Human Sexuality Programs in Catholic Secondary Schools in the 80's

    … integration of current Social Values, and Biological Knowledge. Comprehensive human sexuality programs were defined as those containing three or more full semesters of classes related to sex and sexuality. Non-comprehensive human sexuality programs were defined as those containing less than …

    usd-thes Repository record for Human Sexuality Programs in Catholic Secondary Schools in the 80's (opens in a new tab)

  5. Young Infants' Knowledge About Self -Propelled Objects

    … for example, the domains of psychological and biological knowledge. In addition, these results are in line with evidence suggesting that young children distinguish animate from inanimate objects and reason about animate objects in terms of their psychological and biological properties. Future …

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  6. A study of the self concept of the secondary biology teachers and the relationship to student achievement and other teacher characteristics

    … population of biology teachers, measure their biological knowledge, determine their biology teaching proficiency and examine certain characteristics to find out if there was a correlation between any of these variables. To carry out this task 30 teachers who attended National Science Foundation …

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  7. The biggest treasure of all? ~ the "fifth element" of biodiversity

    … African indigenous peoples on the issue of ethno-biological knowledge, could refer to as a 'blue print' for the giving of legal advice to those indigenous peoples or at least a reference point for how to protect and advance their client's rights.

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  8. Who's got guts? Young infants expect animals to have insides

    … concerning this question. At issue is whether biological reasoning develops from earlier forms of reasoning, such as physical and psychological reasoning, or whether from a young age children endow animals with biological properties. Here we demonstrate that 8- month-old infants already expect …

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  9. Changes in the characteristics of approved New Drug Applications for antihypertensives

    … have changed with advancing clinical and biological knowledge. I attempt to investigate whether a link exists between the changing characteristics of clinical trials for antihypertensive therapies and the evolving guidelines for treating hypertension, promulgated by the Joint National …

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  10. Assessment of collagen based polymer scaffolds for tissue engineering

    … progress being prevented by a lack of biological knowledge concerning cell-matrix interactions, cell-cell interactions, and matrix-cytokine interactions. Despite this lack of knowledge, collagen based polymers still hold several benefits over competing technologies such as degradable …

    mit Repository record for Assessment of collagen based polymer scaffolds for tissue engineering (opens in a new tab)

  11. Attitudes of Japanese students in relation to school biology

    … and there are doubts whether students can use biological knowledge to their advantage in life after graduating from school. It is argued that the aim of teaching biology is in making educated students: people who can understand the importance of the role of biology in their society and can make …

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  12. Predicting gene function from images of cells

    This dissertation shows that biologically meaningful predictions can be made by analyzing images of cells. In particular, groups of related genes and their biological functions can be predicted using images from large gene-knockdown experiments. Our analysis methods focus on measuring individual …

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  13. Differential Network Analysis based on Omic Data for Cancer Biomarker Discovery

    … significant changes on individual level between biologically disparate groups (disease cases vs. healthy controls) for cancer biomarker discovery. However, differential expression analysis on independent studies for the same clinical types of patients often led to different sets of significant …

    vt Repository record for Differential Network Analysis based on Omic Data for Cancer Biomarker Discovery (opens in a new tab)

  14. Image and video analysis techniques for cellular microscopy

    … bioimage informatics to turn the image data into biological knowledge. Unique challenges posed by different imaging modalities and cell dynamics require a combination of accurate detection, segmentation, classification and tracking approaches tailored to address and exploit particular image …

    missouri Repository record for Image and video analysis techniques for cellular microscopy (opens in a new tab)

  15. Topics in Genomic Signal Processing

    … admits mathematical modeling in order to gain biological knowledge. This dissertation focuses on the development and application of detection and estimation theories for solving problems in genomics by describing biological problems in mathematical terms and proposing a solution in this domain. …

    columbia-diss Repository record for Topics in Genomic Signal Processing (opens in a new tab)

  16. Graph Attention Mechanisms for Modeling Pathway-Level Importance from Gene Expression

    … limits their interpretability for downstream biological insight and analysis. Given that cancer phenotypes may arise from the dysregulation of gene networks, incorporating pathway-level biological knowledge directly into model design offers a principled approach to improve robustness, …

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  17. Increased confidence of metabolite identification in high-resolution mass spectra using prior biological and chemical knowledge-based approaches

    … and can be used to examine a variety of biological systems. To substantially increase the accuracy of metabolite identification and increase coverage of the metabolome detected by high-resolution (HR) mass spectrometry I developed, optimised and/or employed several analytical and …

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  18. Finding Combinatorial Connections between Concepts in the Biomedical Literature

    … article investigates particular subsets of a biological process, but to gain insight into the functioning of a system as a whole, we must computationally integrate information across multiple publications. This is especially important in problems such as modeling cross-talk in signaling …

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