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PH SENSITIVE RNA AND DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMSSutton, Damon Michael 08 June 2007 (has links)
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Volatile Waters: An Architecture of the Hurricane CoastFranz, Jamie 13 July 2009 (has links)
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The Preparation and Characterization of Poloxamer-based Temperature-sensitive Hydrogels for Topical Drug Delivery.Gandra, Sarath Chandra Reddy 27 August 2013 (has links)
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Identification of New Genes Involved in Meiosis by a Genetic ScreenBanerjee, Sneharthi 13 August 2013 (has links)
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Methodology For Generating High-Confidence Cost-Sensitive Rules For ClassificationBakshi, Arjun 21 October 2013 (has links)
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A Fog-based Cloud Paradigm for Time-Sensitive ApplicationsBhowmick, Satyajit 20 October 2016 (has links)
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Membrane protein insertion in bacteria by the YidC and Sec pathwayYuan, Jijun 19 March 2008 (has links)
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Pressure-Sensitive Paint for Detection of Boundary Layer TransitionBalla, Joseph V. 31 August 2012 (has links)
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Salient Index for Similarity Search Over High Dimensional VectorsLu, Yangdi January 2018 (has links)
The approximate nearest neighbor(ANN) search over high dimensional data has become an unavoidable service for online applications. Fast and high-quality results of unknown queries are the largest challenge that most algorithms faced with. Locality Sensitive Hashing(LSH) is a well-known ANN search algorithm while suffers from inefficient index structure, poor accuracy in distributed scheme. The traditional index structures have most significant bits(MSB) problem, which is their indexing strategies have an implicit assumption that the bits from one direction in the hash value have higher priority. In this thesis, we propose a new content-based index called Random Draw Forest(RDF), which not only uses an adaptive tree structure by applying the dynamic length of compound hash functions to meet the different cardinality of data, but also applies the shuffling permutations to solve the MSB problem in the traditional LSH-based index. To raise the accuracy in the distributed scheme, we design a variable steps lookup strategy to search the multiple step sub-indexes which are most likely to hold the mistakenly partitioned similar objects. By analyzing the index, we show that RDF has a higher probability to retrieve the similar objects compare to the original index structure. In the experiment, we first learn the performance of different hash functions, then we show the effect of parameters in RDF and the performance of RDF compared with other LSH-based methods to meet the ANN search. / Thesis / Master of Science (MSc)
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Engaging men with penile cancer in qualitative research: reflections from an interview-based studyWitty, K., Branney, Peter, Bullen, K., White, A., Evans, J., Eardley, I. 24 April 2013 (has links)
Yes / Aim To explore the challenges of engaging men with
penile cancer in qualitative interview research.
Background Qualitative interviewing offers an ideal
tool for exploring men’s experiences of illness,
complementing and providing context to gendered
health inequalities identified in epidemiological research
on men. But conducting interviews with men can be
challenging and embarking on a qualitative interview
study with males can feel like a daunting task, given the
limited amount of practical, gender-sensitive guidance
for researchers. Reflecting on a researcher’s experience
of conducting qualitative research on men with penile
cancer, this paper explores the potential challenges
of interviewing this group, but also documents how
engagement and data collection were achieved.
Review methods This is a reflective paper, informed
by the experiences of a male researcher (KW) with
no nurse training, who conducted 28 interviews with
men who had been treated for penile cancer. The
researcher’s experiences are reported in chronological
order, from the methodological challenges of
recruitment to those of conducting the interview.
Implications for practice/research The paper offers a
resource for the novice researcher, highlighting some
advantages and disadvantages of conducting qualitative
interview research as a nurse researcher, as well as
recommendations on how to overcome challenges.
Conclusion Engaging men with penile cancer in
qualitative interview raises practical, methodological,
ethical and emotional challenges for the researcher.
However, when these challenges are met, men will talk
about their health. Methodological procedures must
enable an open and ongoing dialogue with clinical
gatekeepers and potential participants to promote
engagement. Support from colleagues is essential for any
interviewer, no matter how experienced the researcher is.
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