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ArticleGhosh, GaganThis note studies information disclosure by a planner to firms engaging in a Cournot competition with uncertain demand. The planner can send verifiable, either public or private, messages to firms about the states of the world before they choose quant . . .
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ArticleChang, Jen-WenDo monitoring technologies increase a principal's profits if she has to compete with others for an agent? While monitoring improves the risk-incentive tradeoff, it also reduces the costs for a rivaling principal to offer a more attractive contract. We . . .
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ArticleHe, YuhongThis paper aims to explore effect of supply chain members’ costs change on participants of the network. On one perspective, it explores when there is a cost change to a firm, how other firms are affected and who bear(s) the most effect. On the other p . . .
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ArticleMelton, JoanObjective: Theatre actors use voice in virtually any physical position, moving or still, and perform in a wide range of venues. The present study investigated acoustic qualities required to perform classical material without electronic amplification i . . .
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ArticleQuaye, BeverlyBackground: Substance Use Disorders (SUD) have detrimental effects on US population's health, healthcare system, and economy. Nursing knowledge gaps in SUD justifies need for nursing education in screening for SUD. Purposes: Purposes include examin . . .
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ArticleRamírez, María SoledadObjectives: Acinetobacter baumannii is an opportunistic nosocomial pathogen that is the main focus of attention in clinical settings owing to its intrinsic ability to persist in the hospital environment and its capacity to acquire determinants of resi . . .
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ArticleCarlin, Joseph A.Continental shelf environments are uniquely situated to capture some of the most dynamic processes on Earth including climatic variability and anthropogenic modifications to coastal systems. Understanding how these processes have affected sediment del . . .
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ArticleReina, PaulinaRubbernecking on freeways is a common problem that arises when queuing traffic develops in the opposite direction of a freeway incident. The goals of this study are to evaluate the effects of rubbernecking on traffic, investigate incident and freeway . . .
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ArticleTifrea, IonelWe present theoretical results for the temperature and magnetic field dependence of the thermoelectric response in monolayer graphene systems due to scattering by random charged impurity centers. The main effect of the random charged impurities is con . . .
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ArticleSu, SihengIn this study, calcium alginate/agar (CA/Ag) 3D structures were printed as strip assembles with high resolution and tailorable mechanical properties by a thermal-assisted 3D printing method. Specifically, alginate and agar were combined to minimize th . . .
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ArticleKurwadkar, SudarshanIngestion of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) contaminated water has potential human-health and ecological consequences. A comprehensive investigation of PAHs' occurrence and distribution in the surface water and sediment samples of the Damodar . . .
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ArticleRusmevichientong, PimbuchaThe quality of diet is crucial to the health and well-being of America’s adolescents. While a critical step in the goal toward healthier eating is facilitated by school nutrition guidelines that address the food environment, additional information on . . .
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ArticleSalzameda, Nicholas T.The botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT) is the most lethal protein known to man causing the deadly disease botulinum. The neurotoxin, composed of a heavy (HC) and light (LC) chain, work in concert to cause muscle paralysis. A therapeutic strategy to treat ind . . .
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ArticlePamukoff, Derek N.Background: Obesity and female sex are independent risk factors for knee osteoarthritis and also influence gait mechanics. However, the interaction between obesity and sex on gait mechanics is unclear, which may have implications for tailored gait mod . . .
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ArticlePeng, GangNetwork ties play an important role in the outside-in strategy for marketing and competitive advantages. However, prior research adopting the outside-in view has not always been clear on the impact of network ties. We propose a contingency view that t . . .
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ArticleTurel, OfirMany social media users have lost some agency over the use of these sites. Restoring this sense of agency is important as it can help users live responsibly with the technology, and can serve as a target for therapists treating people with difficulty . . .
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ArticleWilt, StephanieMultitarget-directed ligands are a promising class of drugs for discovering innovative new therapies for difficult to treat diseases. In this study, we designed dual inhibitors targeting the human fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) enzyme and human sol . . .
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ArticleBillingsley, Kelvin L.Prenyl or dimethylallyl groups are common structural motifs in natural products and small molecule therapeutics. In this report, we describe a palladium-catalyzed method for the cross-coupling of aryl and heteroaryl boronic acids with prenyl alcohol. . . .
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ArticleWoods, Adam D.Microbialites undergo a well – documented resurgence following the Permian – Triassic mass extinction. This comeback has been attributed to several causes, including the emptying of Early Triassic ecosystems by the severity of the extinction, a declin . . .
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ArticleLivy, Michael R.With the outbreak of COVID-19 and the implementation of stay-at-home (SAH) orders aimed to mitigate its spread, households became less mobile and sheltered in place. This behavior has potential implications for how households’ value environmental (dis . . .
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Masters ThesisMalhas, DanaThe purpose of this study is to identify the relationship between caffeine ingestion and its effect on blood pressure and heart rate. This study uses 15 female college students between the ages of 21 and 30 that were submitted to = two protocols for t . . .
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Masters ThesisKato, BrittanyPhysical activity (PA) may be a strategy to improve the quality of life of individuals with autism; however, few studies have examined interventions to promote PA in this population. This study explored the feasibility of a parent-led physical activit . . .
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Masters ThesisRowley, Christina A.Although early preventive interventions that curtail the negative effects of chronic stress in childhood are needed, few preventive interventions exist for young children. the current study aimed to address this gap by testing the feasibility of a pre . . .
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Masters ThesisAl Jasar, AhmedStudies on using high strength steel as flexural and shear reinforcement in reinforced concrete members are limited in the literature. Thus, current ACI 318 provisions do not permit using reinforcement steel with a strength higher than 80 ksi as flexu . . .
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Masters ThesisDaoudi, SarahA small library of compounds synthesized at California State University, Fullerton, were screened for their anti-proliferative activity in three human cell lines: HeLa, HUTU80, and MG63. CyQUANT cell proliferation assay also showed some cell line spec . . .
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Masters ThesisAbdulkarim, Muslim A.The behavior of civil structures, such as buildings and bridges, subjected to earthquake shaking is highly dependent on structural components which resist the lateral forces that result from ground acceleration. Modern seismic design strategies common . . .
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Masters ThesisStapley, Ashley L.Research suggests that a critical cognitive mechanism involved in false memory is semantic memory. Humans are highly susceptible to false memory error which poses a problem for the reliability of eyewitness testimony. To combat this problem researcher . . .
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Masters ThesisWittig, Kelsey LucilleSufficient knowledge of physical activity (PA) is known to improve participation in and perception of one’s own PA levels. The aim of this study was to provide older adults with information about the U.S. Physical Activity Guidelines and evaluate the . . .
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Masters ThesisRubio, KaylaWith the population growing older and living longer there is a need to find effective methods for assisting individuals maintain a high level of function so they can live independently well into their older adult years. Multicomponent exercise program . . .
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Masters ThesisHa, MargaretConcussion symptoms may affect a student’s activity and productivity. Without proper management, symptoms can be exacerbated, lead to a prolonged recovery, and may ultimately affect their academic performance. Faculty play a key role in supporting a s . . .
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Masters ThesisKrupa, Lauren M.This study examines the relationship between social anxiety and self-concept clarity. Previous research has shown that social anxiety and self-concept clarity are related, and that low self-concept clarity is a unique predictor of social anxiety. Ther . . .
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Masters ThesisPhillips, KristenFibromyalgia (FM) is a pervasive chronic pain condition that affects almost every aspect of daily life. Symptoms can be debilitating and severe, leading to precautionary and inactive lifestyles for those diagnosed. Perceived social support from loved . . .
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Masters ThesisMuneeb, OmarA variety of alternative renewable fuels have been demonstrated on various catalyst surfaces that can be employed in alkaline direct liquid fuel cells (DLFCs). Palladium is an efficient catalyst for alcohol oxidation; however the oxidation rates for p . . .
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Masters ThesisNguyen, Romie Ca Dao TuThe Wnt Signaling pathway has been implicated in stem cell maintenance and incidence of various types of cancer due to the presence of β-catenin, a transcriptional coactivator. It binds to TCF/LEF family proteins and activates the transcription of tar . . .
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Masters ThesisAlaamer, Mohanad Saleh M.In recent years, the demands for high data rate and reliable transmission have increased in wireless communications systems due to the wide use of web applications. the key technology that achieves these requirements is the application of Multiple Inp . . .
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Masters ThesisHiggins, ElizabethThis thesis seeks to understand the sociocultural, political, and economic influences of the growing nonreligious population in the United States. This study will be conducted through examining the demographics of the nonreligious population, their so . . .
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Masters ThesisSantos, Gabriel-philip F.Eocene terrestrial vertebrate assemblages have been described from formations throughout Southern California, such as the Sespe Formation, the Mission Valley Formation, and “Member C” of the Santiago Formation. Vertebrate assemblages from these format . . .
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Masters ThesisOndatje, WarrenAnterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries have high occurrences in the sport of basketball due to the high amounts of landing, cutting, and other sudden deceleration maneuvers. During landing, studies have prospectively linked insufficient amounts of . . .
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Masters ThesisGarcia, Steven A.The primary focus of golf research has investigated the kinematic and recently, the kinetic differences between low and high handicap golfers. However, research and golf instruction are not appropriately accounting for individual characteristics withi . . .
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Masters ThesisHsu, DavidManganese (Mn) oxides play an important role in the biogeochemical cycling of carbon, sulfur, and iron, and can also act as a sorbent or oxidant for various toxic trace metals. the formation of Mn oxides is primarily driven by Mn-oxidizing microbes, a . . .
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Masters ThesisFleming, Helena Elizabeth W.This study was grounded in the I3 theory of aggression, which examines factors that make aggression more or less likely to occur. This study focused on intimate partner violence within the I3 framework. in particular, negative mood regulation (NMR) ex . . .
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Masters ThesisErickson, ElizabethThere remains a persistent gap between the scores of black and white students despite state and federal accountability reforms. In 2010, the Common Core State Standards were released to raise nationwide student achievement by increasing the rigor of a . . .
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Masters ThesisJurkiewicz, OliviaDigital interactions can provide rich and novel information for psychological research. An influential form of digital communication is online reviews. Individuals supply critical judgments and opinions to facilitate the decision-making process of the . . .
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Masters ThesisLee, Ji MinWith an increase in longevity, many studies have explored the influences of different lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, and social support, on successful aging. In this study, based on prior research, we hypothesized that older rats on a nutri . . .
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Masters ThesisGuillaume, Zachary JohnHistorical case studies evaluating combat trauma’s impact on individuals offer differing interpretations of the experience of trauma. These new insights contribute to further development of contemporary understanding of trauma’s intricacies. Utilizing . . .
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Masters ThesisRichonne, Judy F.Global confrontation consumed the years from 1918 to 1920. Military conflict involved most of the world, directly or indirectly, as armies and navies struggled to achieve the goals of political figures. Unprecedented in technology, scope, and scale, t . . .
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Masters ThesisPeralta, Edgar M.This study examines the criminal classifications state institutions apply to deviant subcultures and the ways the subculture of “hardcore crews” understand themselves considering these labels. Specifically, extant research largely examines hardcore cr . . .
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Masters ThesisKaur, SandeepADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase (ADPG PPase) functions as the rate-limiting enzyme in the glucan biosynthesis pathways and its successful engineering would increase the yield of biodegradable and renewable carbon. Multiple sequence alignments revealed d . . .
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Masters ThesisJordan, AlejandraSuicide by Cop (SbC) is a method of suicide in which an individual purposely engages in threatening behavior toward police officers in an attempt to be killed. Previous studies have found the prototypical SbC subject is male, mid 30s, with a history o . . .
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Masters ThesisStanhope, Kyle B.Over the last two decades, prescription opioid abuse has become a widespread social problem in the United States. Prescription drug monitoring programs have been established in nearly every state as a response to this problem, and previous research in . . .