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GOES-10 microphysical retrievals in marine warm clouds: Multi-instrument validation and daytime cycle over the southeast Pacific

Creator:: Painemal, David, Minnis, Patrick, Ayers, J. Kirk, and O'Neill, Larry
Abstract:: The daytime evolution of warm cloud microphysical properties over the southeast Pacific during October–November 2008 is investigated with optical/infrared retrievals from the Tenth Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES-10) imager. GOES-10 retrievals, produced at NASA Langley Research Center, are validated against in situ aircraft observations and with independent satellite observations. Comparisons...
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Detailed volcanostratigraphy of an accreted seamount: Implications for intraplate seamount formation

Creator:: Schnur, Susan R. and Gilbert, Lisa A.
Abstract:: Seamounts are a ubiquitous feature of the seafloor but relatively little is known about their internal structure. A seamount preserved in the Franciscan mélange of California suggests a sequence of formation common to all seamounts. Field mapping, geophysical measurements, and geochemical analyses are combined to interpret three stages of seamount...
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Full Text:: [1992]. Where pillows are exposed, measurement locations were selected at 10 m intervals. At each

Basalts erupted along the Tongan fore arc during subduction initiation: Evidence from geochronology of dredged rocks from the Tonga fore arc and trench

Creator:: Meffre, Sebastian, Falloon, Trevor J., Crawford, Tony J., Hoernle, Kaj, Hauff, Folkmar, Duncan, Robert A., Bloomer, Sherman H., and Wright, Dawn J.
Abstract:: A wide variety of different rock types were dredged from the Tonga fore arc and trench between 8000 and 3000 m water depths by the 1996 Boomerang voyage. ⁴⁰Ar-³⁹Ar whole rock and U-Pb zircon dating suggest that these fore arc rocks were erupted episodically from the Cretaceous to the Pliocene...
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Full Text:: Reserved. 1 of 17 Components: 8600 words, 10 figures, 3 tables. Keywords: Tonga; U-Pb geochronology

Abrupt change in atmospheric CO₂ during the last ice age

Creator:: Ahn, Jinho, Brook, Edward J., Schmittner, Andreas, and Kreutz, Karl
Abstract:: During the last glacial period atmospheric carbon dioxide and temperature in Antarctica varied in a similar fashion on millennial time scales, but previous work indicates that these changes were gradual. In a detailed analysis of one event we now find that approximately half of the CO₂ increase that occurred during...
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Full Text:: somewhat gradual, but at 39.6 ka a 10 ppm jump occurred over �150 years in both Siple and Byrd records

Magnetic map in nonanadromous Atlantic salmon

Creator:: Scanlan, Michelle M., Putman, Nathan F., Pollock, Amanda M., and Noakes, David L.
Abstract:: Long-distance migrants, including Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp), can use geomagnetic information to navigate. We tested the hypothesis that a “magnetic map” (i.e., an ability to extract positional information from Earth’s magnetic field) also exists in a population of salmon that do not undertake oceanic migrations. This study examined juvenile Atlantic...
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Development of monoclonal antibody-based assays for the detection of Vibrio tubiashii zinc-metalloprotease (VtpA)

Creator:: Gharaibeh, Dima N., Biel, Frances M., and Häse, Claudia C.
Abstract:: Vibrio tubiashii has been linked to disease outbreaks in molluscan species, including oysters, geoducks, and clams. In particular, oyster hatcheries in the Pacific Northwest have been plagued by intermittent vibriosis since 2006. Accurate detection of vibrios, including V. tubiashii, is critical to the hatcheries in order to allow for rapid...
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Full Text:: : 22 January 2013 Revised date: 8 May 2013 Accepted date: 9 May 2013 Please cite this article as

Curating a consumption ideology : platformization and gun influencers on Instagram

Creator:: Drenten, Jenna, Gurrieri, Lauren, Huff, Aimee Dinnín, and Barnhart, Michelle
Abstract:: This study explores how a platform enables social media influencers to promulgate a consumption ideology. We show how gun influencers, or “gunfluencers,” use Instagram to link products, activities, and meanings to Second Amendment ideology—a gun-centric belief system in the United States colloquially known as “2A ideology.” Through a qualitative study...
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Full Text:: : an AR-10 rifle (see Figure 1). Her graduation cap was adorned with the phrase “come and take it,” a

Best practices for assessing forage fish fisheries-seabird resource competition

Creator:: Sydeman, William J., Thompson, Sarah Ann, Anker-Nilssen, Tycho, Arimitsu, Mayumi, Bennison, Ashley, Bertrand, Sophie, Boersch-Supan, Philipp, Boyd, Charlotte, Bransome, Nicole C., Crawford, Robert J. M., Daunt, Francis, Furness, Robert W., Gianuca, Dimas, Gladics, Amanda J., Koehn, Laura, Lang, Jennifer W., Logerwell, Elizabeth, Morris, Taryn L., Phillips, Elizabeth M., Provencher, Jennifer, Punt, André E., Saraux, Claire, Shannon, Lynne, Sherley, Richard B., Simeone, Alejandro, Wanless, Ross M., Wanless, Sarah, and Zador, Stephani
Abstract:: Worldwide, in recent years capture fisheries targeting lower-trophic level forage fish and euphausiid crustaceans have been substantial (∼20 million metric tons [MT] annually). Landings of forage species are projected to increase in the future, and this harvest may affect marine ecosystems and predator-prey interactions by removal or redistribution of biomass...
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Early retreat of the Alaska Peninsula Glacier Complex and the implications for coastal migrations of First Americans

Creator:: Misarti, Nicole, Finney, Bruce P., Jordan, James W., Maschner, Herbert D. G., Addison, Jason A., Shapley, Mark D., Krumhardt, Andrea, and Beget, James E.
Abstract:: The debate over a coastal migration route for the First Americans revolves around two major points: seafaring technology, and a viable landscape and resource base. Three lake cores from Sanak Island in the western Gulf of Alaska yield the first radiocarbon ages from the continental shelf of the Northeast Pacific...
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Boom-bust Cycles in Gray Whales Associated with Dynamic and Changing Arctic Conditions

Creator:: Stewart, Joshua D., Joyce, Trevor W., Durban, John W., Calambokidis, John, Fauquier, Deborah, Fearnbach, Holly, Grebmeier, Jacqueline M., Lynn, Morgan, Manizza, Manfredi, Perryman, Wayne L., Tinker, M. Tim, and Weller, David W.
Abstract:: Climate change is impacting a wide range of global systems, with polar ecosystems experiencing the most rapid change. While climate impacts affect lower trophic level and short-lived species most directly, it is less clear how long-lived and mobile species will respond to rapid polar warming, as they may have the...
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Full Text:: of benthic crustaceans (9, 10). Collectively, these impacts have driven changes to the structure of

Influence of Footwear Selection on Youth Running Biomechanics: A Pilot Study

Creator:: Traut, Andrew G., Hannigan, J. J., Ter Har, Justin A., and Pollard, Christine D.
Abstract:: The relationship of running biomechanics, footwear, and injury has been studied extensively in adults. There has been little research on the effects of footwear on running biomechanics in youth.
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Full Text:: , Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA. 9 10 Address correspondence to: 11 J.J. Hannigan, PhD, ATC 12

Demography and ecology of southern right whales Eubalaena australis wintering at sub-Antarctic Campbell Island, New Zealand

Creator:: Torres, Leigh G., Rayment, Will, Olavarría, Carlos, Thompson, David R., Graham, Brittany, Baker, C. Scott, Patenaude, Nathalie, Bury, Sarah Jane, Boren, Laura, Parker, Graham, and Carroll, Emma L.
Abstract:: Since the decimation of the southern right whale Eubalaena australis population in New Zealand by whaling, research on its recovery has focused on the wintering ground at the Auckland Islands, neglecting potentially important wintering habitat at Campbell Island. For the first time in 20 years we conducted an expedition to...
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Atypical presentation of pseudomembranous colitis localized in adenomatous polyps

Creator:: Hernández-Rocha, Cristian, Barra-Carrasco, Jonathan, Guzmán, Ana María, Paredes-Sabja, Daniel, Lezcano, Gabriel, Zoroquiaín, Pablo, and Álvarez-Lobos, Manuel
Abstract:: The most frequent cause of pseudomembranous colitis is Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) infection. This type of colitis is characterized by an endoscopic pattern of numerous small, yellowish or whitish plaques diffusely distributed, which typically compromises the rectum extending to proximal colon. Occasionally, the pseudomembranes compromise only the transverse or right...
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Full Text:: 16, 2012 Published online: January 14, 2013 Abstract The most frequent cause of pseudomembranous

Forestry

Creator:: Avery, Bonnie E.
Abstract:: A broad definition of forestry would include the study of trees, forests, and the habitat they provide as well as their use by people. Modern, "science-based" forestry began in the nineteenth century when Europeans looked for specialists who could address questions on wood supply and extraction both at home and...
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Full Text:: . The journal is issued ten times a year. Each includes 10-12 technical articles on an array of topics

Targeted Nanocarriers for Systemic Delivery of IRAK4 Inhibitors to Inflamed Tissues

Creator:: Park, Youngrong, Korzun, Tetiana, Moses, Abraham S., Singh, Prem, Levasseur, Peter R., Demessie, Ananiya A., Sharma, Kongbrailatpam Shitaljit, Morgan, Terry, Raitmayr, Constanze J., Avila, Uriel, Sabei, Fahad Y., Taratula, Olena R., Marks, Daniel L., and Taratula, Oleh
Abstract:: Persistent and uncontrolled inflammation is the root cause of various debilitating diseases. Given that interleukin-1 receptor–associated kinase 4 (IRAK4) is a critical modulator of inflammation, inhibition of its activity with selective drug molecules (IRAK4 inhibitors) represents a promising therapeutic strategy for inflammatory disorders. To exploit the full potential of this...
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Full Text:: selectivity and the lowest IC50 value of 0.2 nM reported to date.[10] It is the first IRAK4 inhibitor to

Evaluating Letharia Vulpina Transplants for Bioindication of Nitrogen Deposition

Creator:: Kovasi, Adrienne, McCune, Bruce, and Jovan, Sarah
Abstract:: The epiphytic lichen Letharia vulpina has been commonly sampled in-situ for nitrogen (N) deposition biomonitoring studies but has never before been transplanted for this purpose. In the high-elevation wilderness areas of southern California Letharia vulpina is generally uncommon, making in-situ sampling difficult. In this study, we compared thallus N accumulation...
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Full Text:: –1645. https://doi.org/10.5194/bg-10-1635-2013 381 Bermejo-Orduna, R., McBride, J. R., Shiraishi, K

Turbulence from Tropical Instability Waves in The Equatorial Cold Tongues: Quantification From Multiyear Moored Records

Creator:: Iyer, Suneil and Moum, James N.
Abstract:: Tropical instability waves (TIWs) are identified in three multiyear equatorial mooring records in Pacific and Atlantic cold tongues to evaluate how TIWs modulate turbulence. At 0◦ , 140 ◦W in the Pacific, TIWs are present in 43% of observations, and are associ ated with elevated vertical shear and a 40%...
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Full Text:: equatorial undercurrent.10 • Tropical instability waves elevate long-term averages of turbulence

Forestry professionals’ perspectives on exoskeletons (wearable assistive technology) to improve worker safety and health

Creator:: Kim, Jeong Ho and Chung, Woodam
Abstract:: Exoskeletons have been recognized as an effective ergonomic control to reduce physical risk factors, including forceful exertions and awkward postures that are common in manual timber felling. However, no evidence exists to date that offers industry perspectives, important facilitators, and potential barriers for adopting exoskeletons in the forest industry. Therefore,...
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Full Text:: [N = 10] to suggest appropriate and beneficial exoskeleton types for timber fellers. We examined

Study More Tomorrow

Creator:: Pugatch, Todd, Schroeder, Elizabeth, and Wilson, Nicholas
Abstract:: We design a commitment device for college students, “Study More Tomorrow,” conduct a randomized controlled trial testing a model of its takeup, and measure its effect on tutoring attendance and grades. The device commits students to attend tutoring if their midterm grade falls below a pre-specified threshold. Unlike other commitment...
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Full Text:: noncompliance. Students value the contract, with 10% takeup among those randomly assigned a contract offer

Range expansion of tropical pyrosomes in the northeast Pacific Ocean

Creator:: Sutherland, Kelly R., Sorenson, Hilarie L., Blondheim, Olivia N., Brodeur, Richard D., and Galloway, Aaron W. E.
Abstract:: Pyrosomes are colonial pelagic tunicates that have fascinated marine biologists for over a century. Their name comes from the “fiery” bioluminescence that luminous organs produce at night time. Blooms of pyrosomes, identified as Pyrosoma atlanticum (Peron, 1804), have recently appeared in the North Pacific Ocean, prompting questions about environmental factors...
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Brassicas, microbes, and metabolites : a multi-omic investigation of cruciferous vegetable phytochemical metabolism

Creator:: Bouranis, John A.
Abstract:: Phytochemicals from cruciferous vegetables, such as broccoli, contain a multitude of bioactive compounds that prevent and suppress cancer and promote optimal health. Some of the health promoting effects of cruciferous vegetables are attributed to a class of compounds known as isothiocyanates (ITCs), a potent nuclear factor erythroid 2–related factor 2...
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Full Text:: microbes shown to metabolize GLS is presented in Table 1.1 10 (100,101,103,110,126,127). Work

Reversible Covalent Binding of Desferrioxamine B (DFOB) to 2 Polystyrene Microspheres for the Chelation of Aqueous Iron Citrate

Creator:: Touma, Jad G., Kelly, Christine, Coblyn, Matthew, Jovanovic, Goran N., and Schilke, Kate
Abstract:: Desferrioxamine B (DFOB) was reversibly and covalently conjugated to polystyrene microspheres via N-succinimidyl 3-(2-pyridyldithio)propionate (SPDP) crosslinker. DFOB retained post-immobilization activity with at least 89% able to bind Fe(III)-citrate under pH 7.4 and a citrate:iron molar ratio = 100:1. Comparing iron capture by DFOB-activated beads and sulfhydryl (−SH) control beads demonstrated...
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Full Text:: ratio 9 = 100:1. Comparing iron capture by DFOB-activated beads and 10 sulfhydryl (−SH) control beads

Development of a PCR assay to detect cyprinid herpesvirus 1 in koi and common carp

Creator:: Viadanna, Pedro H. O., Miller-Morgan, Timothy J., Peterson, Trace, Way, Keith, Stone, David M., Marty, Gary D., Pilarsky, Fabiana, Hedrick, Ronald P., and Waltzek, Thomas B.
Abstract:: Cyprinid herpesvirus 1 (CyHV1) infects all scaled and color varieties of common carp Cyprinus carpio, including koi. While it is most often associated with unsightly growths known as ‘carp pox,’ the underlying lesion (epidermal hyperplasia) can arise from a variety of disease processes. CyHV1-induced epidermal hyperplasia may occur transiently in...
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Not‑so‑simple sieving by ascidians : Re‑examining particle capture at the mesh and organismal scales

Creator:: Conley, Keats R., Ben‑Tal, Aviv, Jacobi, Yuval, Yahel, Gitai, and Sutherland, Kelly R.
Abstract:: The particle capture mechanisms of biological filters determine the particle spectrum that is ingested by filter-feeding animals. Although ascidian feeding has been extensively investigated, the organismal-scale fluid dynamics and mesh-scale particle-filter interactions are not fully characterized. Fluorescein dye visualization of flow through the branchial sac of the ascidian Ciona intestinalis...
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A self-cleaning biological filter : How appendicularians mechanically control particle adhesion and removal

Creator:: Conley, Keats R., Gemmell, Brad J., Bouquet, Jean-Marie, Thompson, Eric M., and Sutherland, Kelly R.
Abstract:: Appendicularians are ubiquitous marine grazers that use tangential filtration to collect micron and submicron prey. The food-concentrating filter (FCF) is the primary determinant of appendicularian prey selectivity, but the precise means by which it concentrates and conveys particles to the pharyngeal filter remain poorly understood. We used high-speed videography to...
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Calcite dissolution in sediments of the Ontong-Java Plateau : In situ measurements of pore water O₂ and pH

Creator:: Hales, Burke and Emerson, Steve
Abstract:: We present in situ electrode measurements of sediment resistivity, pore water oxygen, and pore water pH from three stations between 2300 and 3000 m depth on the Ontong-Java Plateau in the western equatorial Pacific. One of these stations is also the site of a concurrent benthic chamber incubation experiment [Jahnke...
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Full Text:: Situ Measurements of Pore Water O₂ andpH GLOBAL BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES, VOL. 10, NO

Delayed effects of capture-induced barotrauma on physical conditionand behavioral competency of recompressed yelloweye rockfish, Sebastes ruberrimus

Creator:: Rankin, Polly S., Hannah, Robert W., Blume, Matthew T. O., Miller-Morgan, Timothy J., and Heidel, Jerry R.
Abstract:: Rebuilding of some U.S. West Coast rockfish (Sebastes spp.) stocks relies heavily on mandatory fishery discard, however the long-term condition of discarded fish experiencing capture-related barotrauma is unknown. We conducted two studies designed to evaluate delayed mortality, physical condition,and behavioral competency of yelloweye rockfish, Sebastes ruberrimus, experiencing barotrauma during capture...
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Integrating Monitoring and Optimization Modeling to Inform Flow Decisions for Chinook Salmon Smolts

Creator:: Wohner, Patti J., Duarte, Adam, Wikert, John, Cavallo, Brad, Zeug, Steven C., and Peterson, James T.
Abstract:: Monitoring is usually among the first actions taken to help inform recovery planning for declining species, but these data are rarely used formally to inform conservation decision making. For example, Central Valley Chinook salmon were once abundant, but anthropogenic activities have led to widespread habitat loss and degradation resulting in...
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Full Text:: al., 2008; Williams, 2011; Conroy and Peterson, 2013; Wright et al., 2020). Although adaptive

An interdisciplinary framework for evaluating 19th century landscape paintings for ecological research

Creator:: Warren, Dana R., Loeb, Harper M., Betjemann, Peter, Munck, Isabel A., Keeton, William S., Shaw, David C., and Harvey, Eleanor J.
Abstract:: As we contemplate the future of forest landscapes under changing climate conditions and land-use demands, there is increasing value in studying historic forest conditions and how these landscapes have changed following past disturbances. Historic landscape paintings are a potential source of data on preindustrial forests with highly detailed, full-color depictions...
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Full Text:: studies, we present in a case study assessing microhabitat features of 10 different paintings. While this

Systematic Review of Theoretical Perspectives Guiding the Study of Race and Racism in Higher Education Journals

Creator:: Crisp, Gloria, Alcázar, Luis, Sherman, Jeff Ryan, Schaffer-Enomoto, Joseph, and Rooney, Natalie
Abstract:: Our study provides a review of theories that were used to study race and racism between 2010 and 2019 in higher education. We conducted a content analysis to identify concepts, statements and models used in higher education studies focused on race and racism in the three most highly read United...
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Full Text:: , 1995; Yosso et al., 2009; Wilder, 2013), and it continues to be a primary force in persistent

Evaluating Streamflow and Temperature Effects on Bull Trout Migration and Survival with Linear Spatial Capture–Recapture Models

Creator:: Wohner, Patti J., Thurow, Russel F., and Peterson, James T.
Abstract:: Objective: In the U.S. Pacific Northwest, climate change is increasing air temperatures, decreasing warm season (April–September) streamflow, and increasing cool season (October–March) streamflow. Warmer water temperatures may alter conditions for migratory coldwater fishes like the Bull Trout Salvelinus confluentus. Consequently, an understanding of Bull Trout migration and survival is critical...
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Full Text:: three radio tag sizes: 35, 45, and 55 mm long, weighing 6, 10, and 20 g, respectively, with diameters

Injury and Performance-Related Running Biomechanics in Advanced Footwear Technology Compared to Minimalist Footwear

Creator:: Hannigan, J. J., Westley, Luisa, and Jin, Li
Abstract:: Road racing shoes have recently evolved to incorporate maximal midsole cushioning and an embedded carbon fiber plate. Shoes in this category have been labeled ‘Advanced Footwear Technology’ (AFT) and may significantly contribute to improvements in running economy, in part due to biomechanical changes at the foot and ankle. However, little...
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Full Text:: , CA, USA 7 8 Corresponding Author* 9 J.J. Hannigan 10 Program in Physical Therapy, Oregon

Ecological Restoration and Artificial Intelligence: Whose Values Inform a Project?

Creator:: Woodrich, Samuel T. and Pape, Timothy
Abstract:: Significant attention has been given to how artificial intelligence (AI) can be utilized by society and in scientific fields in recent years. This article explores how AI tools utilized in various fields have been and can be applied to ecological restoration projects, their affiliated benefits and drawbacks, and what those...
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Full Text:: & Aronson 2013). Furthermore, restoration objectives can be influenced through stakeholders’ personal

Early Childhood Teachers’ Relationships with Families When Children Experience Adversity

Creator:: Lewis, Hillary R., Lipscomb, Shannon T., Hatfield, Bridget E., Jäderholm, Christina M., and Tominey, Shauna L.
Abstract:: Quality relationships among families and teachers in early care and education (ECE) hold promise to nurture resilience among children impacted by adversity. However, little is known about how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) may also affect the interactions between families and teachers. This study uses quantitative survey data from families (N...
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Full Text:: CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY 10 outcomes (Burke et al., 2011; Felitti, 1998; Marie-Mitchell & O’Connor, 2013

Remotely Incorrect? Accounting for Nonclassical Measurement Error in Satellite Data on Deforestation

Creator:: Alix-Garcia, Jennifer and Millimet, Daniel L.
Abstract:: Research relying on remotely sensed data on land use and deforestation has exploded in recent years. While satellite-based measures have clear advantages in terms of coverage, the presence of measurement error within these products is often overlooked. Here, we detail the econometric implications of these errors when analyzing the determinants...
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Intensification of Solvent Extraction in an Additively Manufactured Microfluidic Separator

Creator:: Touma, Jad George, Coblyn, Matthew, Freiberg, Lucas Joseph, Kowall, Cliff, Zoebelein, Avaline, and Jovanovic, Goran Nadezda
Abstract:: Solvent extraction is an integral chemical and biochemical separation process that is drastically intensified in microfluidic systems. A novel high-throughput micro-separator was additively manufactured for the intensification of liquid–liquid separation. The micro-posts array within the flow plate generated a capillary pressure gradient on the non-wetting organic phase, enabling continuous, membrane-free,...
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Full Text:: and manufacturing costs, and 10–15 % of the world's en- ergy consumption [1,2]. Owing to its relative

Examining Carbonation of Calcium Silicate-Based Cements in Real Time Using Neutron Radiography

Creator:: Ghantous, Rita Maria, Goodwin, Margaret N., Moradllo, Mehdi Khanzadeh, Quinn, Sean, Aktan, Vahit, Isgor, Burkan O., Reese, Steven, and Weiss, Jason W.
Abstract:: Carbonatable calcium silicate cement (CSC) is a promising approach to reduce the carbon footprint associated with concrete production. Carbonatable CSC gains strength by reacting with carbon dioxide (CO2). While the concept of carbonation is well known, more information on the curing process is needed. This study focuses on studying the...
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Full Text:: Committees 130 10 (Sustainability of Concrete). Her research interests include durability and

How Rejected Recommendations Shape Recommenders' Future Product Intentions

Creator:: Hall. Matthew J., Hyodo, Jamie D., and Kristofferson, Kirk
Abstract:: When a consumer (a recommender) recommends a product to another consumer (a recommendee), it is not uncommon to learn whether the recommendee chose the recommended option (i.e., accepted the recommendation) or a different option (i.e., rejected the recommendation). Our research examines how rejected recommendations affect recommenders’ subsequent intentions toward the...
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Full Text:: -Motes et al., 2013). Contrary to this position, we contend that recommenders are highly sensitive to

Herbage and Sheep Production from Simple, Diverse, and Legume Pastures Established in an Agrivoltaic Production System

Creator:: Andrew, Alyssa C., Higgins, Chad W., Smallman, Mary A., Prado-Tarango, David E., Rosati, Adolfo, Ghajar, Shayan, Graham, Maggie, and Ates, Serkan
Abstract:: Agrivoltaic systems combine solar energy and agriculture, promoting dual land use. Although grazing sheep in these systems is common, research on intentionally designed pastures to increase production is lacking. This study seeks to compare the herbage growth and lamb production in simple, diverse, and legume pastures in an agrivoltaic system...
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Full Text:: pastures. Animals, 10(8), 1301. 508 Chaplin-Kramer, R., & George, M. R. (2013). Effects of climate change

Unveiling Climatic Niches for Deeper Insights into Invasion Potential and Enhanced Distribution Models of Freshwater Fishes

Creator:: Jan, Arif, Giannico, Guillermo, Arismendi, Ivan, and Fitcroft, Rebecca
Abstract:: Introduced species may exhibit variations in their preferred climatic niches between their native and introduced ranges, which can have important implications for the transferability of distribution models. In the Himalayan ecoregion, little is known about the geographic distribution and climatic niche overlap between native and introduced cold-water species. Here, we...
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Full Text:: ., 2016; Martínez- Meyer et al., 2013). Although no specific tool is considered ideal in all contexts

Recent Stressful Experiences and Electronic Nicotine Product Use Among Young Adults

Creator:: Gherghe, Anda, Fahey, Kaline M.L., and Cservenka, Anita
Abstract:: The goal of the current study was to examine how specific recent stressors are related to electronic nicotine product use among young adults. Despite increases in electronic nicotine product use among adults, stressors shaping the use of these products remain largely unknown. The current study examined the types and average...
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Full Text:: threaten individuals’ core identity and decrease perceived control are the most impactful [9, 10]. Among

A Comprehensive Multi-state Conditional Occupancy Model for Evaluating Interactions of Non-Native and Native Species

Creator:: Wohner, Patti J., Scheerer, Paul D., Meeuwig, Michael H., and Peterson, James T.
Abstract:: A major challenge in ecology is disentangling interactions of non-native, potentially invasive species on native species. Conditional two-species occupancy models examine the effects of dominant species (e.g., non-native) on subordinate species (e.g., native) while considering the possibility that occupancy of one species may affect occupancy and/ or detection of the...
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Full Text:: evaluating interactions of non-native and native species. Front. Ecol. Evol. 10:1014707. doi: 10.3389/fevo

Nonlinear Photocarrier Dynamics in Multilayer WSe2 Induced by Intense Terahertz Pulses

Creator:: Guay, Viela, Johnson, Nathan, Zhang, Yue, Van Der Zande, Arend M., Thorp, Spencer G., Graham, Matthew, and Lee, Yun-Shik
Abstract:: Non-equilibrium photocarriers in multilayer WSe2 injected by femtosecond laser pulses exhibit extraordinary nonlinear dynamics in the presence of intense THz fields. The THz absorption in optically excited WSe2 rises rapidly in the low THz field regime and gradually ramp up at high intensities. The strong THz pulses drive the photocarriers...
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Full Text:: resonances [10–13]. The electronic structure of a TMDC changes23 with thickness [14], and in particular, the

Titanium Dioxide Nanomaterial Ink Production Through Laser Ablation Synthesis in Solution for Printed Electronics Applications

Creator:: Duryea, Devyn, McKibben, Nicholas, Manzi, Jacob, Brennan, Taylor, Subbaraman, Harish, Estrada, David, and Kandadai, Mirmala
Abstract:: Flexible and printed electronics have become increasingly popular as they make possible the production of flexible, low-cost, multifunction devices that are unachievable through traditional manufacturing methods. The printed films are significantly impacted and thus limited by the existing ink production process. Herein, an alternate technique of generating high-quality titanium dioxide...
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Full Text:: mechanical properties that prevent some ductile materials from being milled.[10] These methods often include

Evaluation of Bait Crops for the Integrated Management of White Rot (Sclerotium Cepivorum) in Allium Crops

Creator:: Khuong Hoang Hua, Gia, Wilson, Robert, and Dung, Jeremiah
Abstract:: White rot, caused by Sclerotium cepivorum, is a serious disease that causes significant yield losses in Allium production. The pathogen persists in soil as sclerotia, which germinate in response to sulfur compounds in Allium root exudates. This study was aimed at investigating the potential of early-terminated Allium bait crops to...
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Blending of Virgin and RAP Binder for Asphalt Mixes with High RAP Contents: A Pilot Study

Creator:: Lewis, Sunny, Coleri, Erdem, Sukhija, Mayank, and Sreedhar, Shashwath
Abstract:: Reusing reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) presents an opportunity to reduce environmental burdens and encourage sustainable development. However, a concern exists about blending RAP binder and virgin asphalt binder. While RAP mixtures assume complete blending between these binders, the actual extent of this blending remains uncertain. Lower blending percentages can reduce...
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Full Text:: , OR, 10 USA, 97331, email: sreedhas@oregonstate.edu 11 12 Abstract 13 Reusing reclaimed

Products, services, and tax-motivated income shifting

Creator:: Deng, Zero and Rane, Scott G.
Abstract:: To better understand how the rise of global service-based activities affects multijurisdictional tax avoidance, we examine variation in tax-motivated income shifting among product- and service-based firms. We find that service-based firms are more responsive to income-shifting incentives, on average, than product-based firms and that the observed responsiveness among service-based firms...
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Full Text:: Income Shifting 000 firms; a 10 percentage point lower average foreign tax rate is associated with an

Unconditioned Response to a Naturally Aversive Stimulus is Associated with Sensitized Defensive Responding and Self-Reported Fearful Traits in a PTSD Sample

Creator:: Lewis, Michael W., Bradford, Daniel E., Rauch, Scott L., and Rosso, Isabelle M.
Abstract:: Unconditioned responding (UCR) to a naturally aversive stimulus is associated with defensive responding to a conditioned threat cue (CS+) and a conditioned safety cue (CS-) in trauma-exposed individuals during fear acquisition. However, the relationships of UCR with defensive responding during extinction training, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptom severity, and fearful...
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Full Text:: examine UCR in relation to transdiagnostic phenotypes (Galatzer-Levy et al., 2013; Hawn et al., 2022

Star CEOs: Influence on Competitor CEOs’ Risk-Taking

Creator:: Cho, Sam Yul and Choi, Yohan
Abstract:: This study explores how a star CEO winning a prestigious award and prior firm performance relative to competitive aspirations, defined as the performance of industry peers, influence competitor CEOs’ risk-taking. Using a difference-in-differences methodology, we find that when a star CEO wins a prominent award, competitor CEOs increase their risk-taking....
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Full Text:: , prestige, and social status (Davis, Schoorman, and Donaldson, 1997; Park and Westphal, 2013), they are

LidarBoX: a 3D-printed, Open-source Altimeter System to Improve Photogrammetric Accuracy for off-the-shelf Drones

Creator:: Bierlich, K. C., Wengrove, Drummond, Bird, Clara N., Davidson, Robert, Chandler, Todd, Torres, Leigh G., and Cantor, Mauricio
Abstract:: Drones provide a privileged birds’-eye view for collecting high-resolution imagery formorphometric and behavioral sampling of animals. Biologically meaningful measurements extracted from overhead images require an accurate estimate of altitude, but current commercial drones include inaccurate barometer estimates. Recent proposals for coupling altimeter systems to drones have provided customized, open-source solutions,...
Resource Type:: Article
Full Text:: , density, and abundance (Vermeulen et al. 2013; Chabot et al. 2015; Seymour et al. 2017; Bird et al. 2020

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