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Evaluating The Intracranial Activity Of Adagrasib, Rupesh Kotecha, Alonso La Rosa De Los Rios, Tugce Kutuk, Manmeet Ahluwalia, Minesh Mehta
Evaluating The Intracranial Activity Of Adagrasib, Rupesh Kotecha, Alonso La Rosa De Los Rios, Tugce Kutuk, Manmeet Ahluwalia, Minesh Mehta
All Publications
No abstract provided.
605 West 42nd Owner Llc V. Rodriguez
605 West 42nd Owner Llc V. Rodriguez
All Decisions
Key Legal Points: The parties entered into a stipulation to settle a holdover proceeding, which included a probationary period during which the tenant agreed to refrain from certain conduct. The stipulation provided a process for either party to allege a material breach of the agreement and restore the proceeding to the court's calendar. The landlord sought to restore the proceeding based on the tenant's alleged breach of the stipulation, but the court found that the landlord's motion papers were insufficient to meet the requirements of the stipulation. The court denied the landlord's motion without prejudice, meaning the landlord could re-file …
Harlem Congregations For Community Improvement, Inc. V. Quackenbush
Harlem Congregations For Community Improvement, Inc. V. Quackenbush
All Decisions
2017 holdover case where the Respondent received services for independent living from the Petitioner HCCI which had a relationship with HRA to do so. Petitioner claimed that Respondent failed to meet the requirements of the service agreement and sought to evict her. Petitioner failed to introduce the service agreement between HCCI and HRA, failed to introduce the contract between HCCI and the Respondent. Court determined that Petitioner failed to present testimony and evidence that Respondent's right to possession was subject to participation in the HCCI scattered site housing program. Judgment for Respondent. Directed verdict sought dismissal with prejudice.
969 Carroll Assoc., Llc V. Mendes
Environment Knowledge-Driven Generic Models To Detect Coughs From Audio Recordings, Sudip Vhaduri, Sayanton V. Dibbo, Yugyeong Kim
Environment Knowledge-Driven Generic Models To Detect Coughs From Audio Recordings, Sudip Vhaduri, Sayanton V. Dibbo, Yugyeong Kim
Faculty Publications
Goal: Millions of people are dying due to res- piratory diseases, such as COVID-19 and asthma, which are often characterized by some common symptoms, including coughing. Therefore, objective reporting of cough symp- toms utilizing environment-adaptive machine-learning models with microphone sensing can directly contribute to respiratory disease diagnosis and patient care. Methods: In this work, we present three generic modeling approaches – unguided, semi-guided, and guided approaches consid- ering three potential scenarios, i.e., when a user has no prior knowledge, some knowledge, and detailed knowledge about the environments, respectively. Results: From detailed analysis with three datasets, we find that guided models …
Perioperative Corneal Abrasion: An Investigation Into Preventive Practices And Educational Interventions That Limit Corneal Abrasions In The Perioperative Setting, William Boyden
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
Corneal abrasions are the most common ophthalmic injuries that occur in the perioperative period. Corneal abrasions that occur while the patient is under anesthesia are the result of either physical trauma, exposure, or patient related factors. Anesthesiology departments rarely develop continuing education focusing on the reduction of corneal abrasion incidence. Evidenced-based guidelines for corneal abrasion prevention techniques were reviewed while developing an educational program focused on corneal abrasion prevention amongst a group of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs). An educational presentation was given to twenty-eight CRNAs. The goal of the presentation is to reduce corneal abrasions in the perioperative setting, …
Improving Student Registered Nurse Anesthesiologists’ Skills And Confidence Through High-Fidelity Simulation, Daniel Mcgee, Robert Stein
Improving Student Registered Nurse Anesthesiologists’ Skills And Confidence Through High-Fidelity Simulation, Daniel Mcgee, Robert Stein
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
Positive anesthetic outcomes require rapid and precise recognition and treatment of highly complex pathophysiologic states. Repeated exposure to low-frequency, high-stakes events in a realistic milieu facilitates timely and appropriate anesthetic interventions. Current evidence suggests high-fidelity simulation enhances anesthetic training and can improve patient outcomes by enhancing confidence, competence, and proficiency while removing the risk for patient harm during simulated events. This project’s aim was to improve student registered nurse anesthesiologists’ confidence and competence in routinely encountered anesthetic situations utilizing high-fidelity simulation. Prior to beginning clinical rotations, students participated in a high-fidelity routine anesthetic induction simulation and were challenged to diagnose …
Implementation Of A Glidescope Educational Program For Novice Student Registered Nurse Anesthesiologists, Joshua F. Snodgrass, Brian Bendel
Implementation Of A Glidescope Educational Program For Novice Student Registered Nurse Anesthesiologists, Joshua F. Snodgrass, Brian Bendel
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
GlideScope Video laryngoscopy carries a higher risk of injury to the pharyngeal cavity than direct laryngoscopy. Verathon is aware of this risk and has developed a proprietary “Four-step method” to mitigate it. This project aimed to reduce injuries related to GlideScope video laryngoscopy by providing first-year nurse anesthesiologists at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with didactic and simulation education related to GlideScope video laryngoscopy and injury prevention. Didactic education was provided via a pre-recorded PowerPoint presentation. Simulation education was provided with the GlideScope and airway trainer manikins. The participants completed an identical 8-question pre-test and post-test to assess for knowledge gain …
Combating Systemic Racism With Truth Commissions, Katherine E. Miles
Combating Systemic Racism With Truth Commissions, Katherine E. Miles
Theses
The main form of justice practiced in the United States when it comes to criminal proceedings and individual wrongdoings is a form of justice called Retributive Justice. Retributive justice is committed to following these three principles, 1: that those who commit certain kinds of wrongful acts, morally deserve to suffer an equivalent punishment; 2: that it is intrinsically morally good—good without reference to any other goods if some legitimate punisher gives them the punishment they deserve; and 3: that it is morally impermissible to punish the innocent intentionally or to inflict disproportionately large punishments on offenders. From the three principles …
Dnp Final Report: Translation Of Evidence-Based Practice: Developing Nurses' Ability To Recognize And Respond To Clinical Deterioration, Bryan Stephen Jordan
Dnp Final Report: Translation Of Evidence-Based Practice: Developing Nurses' Ability To Recognize And Respond To Clinical Deterioration, Bryan Stephen Jordan
DNP Final Reports
Clinical deterioration is a serious physiologic disturbance or a sudden worsening patient condition increasing the risk of morbidity and mortality (Jones et al., 2013). Clinical deterioration compromises hemodynamic stability and produces marked physiological decompensation (Padilla & Mayo, 2017). Patients often exhibit physiological signs several hours or more before decompensation is readily apparent (Andersen et al., 2016; Khanna et al., 2019). The need for early recognition of clinical deterioration has been well-identified and documented (Ashbeck et al., 2021). Increasing time duration from the onset of clinical deterioration to intervention is associated with increased resuscitation and critical care requirements, the presence of …
Development Of Tom In Autistic Youth: The Potential Impact Of Language, Jaydel Hernandez
Development Of Tom In Autistic Youth: The Potential Impact Of Language, Jaydel Hernandez
Honors Scholar Theses
Theory of Mind (ToM) includes the ability to attribute mental states (e.g., “happy”, “confused”) to oneself and others (Wimmer & Perner, 1983). Typically developing (TD) children demonstrate high performance on ToM tasks, while children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may encounter difficulties with ToM (Peterson et al., 2005). The role of language in ToM development is unclear, as Perner et al. (1998) claimed that school-age children’s language levels did not impact their ToM ability but did not formally assess language. However, de Villiers and Pyers (2002) reported relationships between ToM and complex syntax. The current study elaborates on the existing …
Comparison Of Single-Cell Rna Sequencing Between Human Ependymoma And Mouse Models Of Human Ependymoma, Emily Hutchinson
Comparison Of Single-Cell Rna Sequencing Between Human Ependymoma And Mouse Models Of Human Ependymoma, Emily Hutchinson
Honors Scholar Theses
Ependymoma (EPN) is a group of central nervous system tumors most commonly observed in young children. EPN is characterized by high intratumoral cellular heterogeneity meaning the cell population within a single tumor is extremely diverse, which makes understanding the disease more complex. Furthermore, different subtypes of EPN have been identified as more or less favorable in terms of prognosis. For example, posterior fossa group A (PF-A) and supratentorial EPN with ZFTA-RELA fusions (ST-RELA) have been identified as the more aggressive groups in young children. Mouse models have been established to further understand the cellular profile of human ependymoma tumors. Much …
Mission Statements And The Online Presence Of Children's Choruses: A Content Analysis, Emily Dell'orfano
Mission Statements And The Online Presence Of Children's Choruses: A Content Analysis, Emily Dell'orfano
Honors Scholar Theses
The language used in an organization’s mission statement implies the values held by that organization. Common music education values have been top-tier education, musical excellence, and the cultivation of high-achieving, well-rounded individuals. However, during the post-2020 rise in attention to social justice, organizations have either extended or reworded their mission statements to reflect a greater pursuit of equity, inclusion, and accessibility. In recent literature there have been discussions of a conflict between the values of arts organizations, as standards of elite musical excellence is inherently in conflict with community accessibility due to the socioeconomic factors that determine a student’s access …
Democracy On The Edge: Use The First Amendment To Stop False Speech By Government Officials, William M. Brooks
Democracy On The Edge: Use The First Amendment To Stop False Speech By Government Officials, William M. Brooks
University of Memphis Law Review
No abstract provided.
Missing Footage: Reforming Tennessee’S Law Enforcement Public Record Exception, Andrew C. Fels
Missing Footage: Reforming Tennessee’S Law Enforcement Public Record Exception, Andrew C. Fels
University of Memphis Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Anti-Tyranny, Anti-Faction Aspect Of The Second Amendment, Patrick M. Garry
The Anti-Tyranny, Anti-Faction Aspect Of The Second Amendment, Patrick M. Garry
University of Memphis Law Review
No abstract provided.
Minutes (4-28-2023), Associated Students, Incorporated
Minutes (4-28-2023), Associated Students, Incorporated
Associated Students, Incorporated records
No abstract provided.
A Preliminary Evaluation Method For Coal-Based Graphite, Liu Kang, Ning Shuzheng, Cao Daiyong, Wu Guoqiang, Wang Lu, Lin Zhongyue, Wang Anmin
A Preliminary Evaluation Method For Coal-Based Graphite, Liu Kang, Ning Shuzheng, Cao Daiyong, Wu Guoqiang, Wang Lu, Lin Zhongyue, Wang Anmin
Coal Geology & Exploration
Coal-based graphite is a type of strategic mineral resource and has unique advantages in the fields such as nuclear graphite and military aircraft tires. The evaluation of coal-based graphite is crucial to its exploration and development, upgrading and storage increase, and strategic resource security. Owing to the continuous transition between coal-based graphite and highly metamorphosed coals, some coal-based graphite tends to be wrongly treated as blind coal, and, accordingly, the identified resources of existing coal-based graphite may have been greatly underestimated. In fact, the resources of coal-based graphite are directly related to those of high-rank coals. Therefore, it is significant …
Study On Methane Adsorption/Desorption And Flow Law In The Nanopores Of Coal Based On Lammps, Shi Yu, Liu Yang, Xue Junhua, Li Shugang, Zhang Chao
Study On Methane Adsorption/Desorption And Flow Law In The Nanopores Of Coal Based On Lammps, Shi Yu, Liu Yang, Xue Junhua, Li Shugang, Zhang Chao
Coal Geology & Exploration
In this work, the influence rules of driving force, pore size, temperature and pressure on methane adsorption/desorption and flow in coal nanopores were investigated by the molecular dynamic method based on Large-scale Atomic/Molecular Massively Parallel Simulator (LAMMPS). The investigation results show that the viscosity of methane gradually decreases with the increasing driving force, while its fluidity and flow velocity increase. Meanwhile, the absolute slip length decreases and the flow tends to the non-slip state. Generally, the adsorption density of methane is independent of the driving force, but greatly affected by the gas-solid action. Methane can be adsorbed on the pore …
Application Of Ecological Geological Layer Theory In Coal Seam Protection And Ecological Restoration—An Example Of Ecological Management Practice In Plateau Alpine Mining Areas, Wang Qingwei, Xing Xiafan, Zou Mingjun, Guo Biao, Zhao Xin, Wang Tong
Application Of Ecological Geological Layer Theory In Coal Seam Protection And Ecological Restoration—An Example Of Ecological Management Practice In Plateau Alpine Mining Areas, Wang Qingwei, Xing Xiafan, Zou Mingjun, Guo Biao, Zhao Xin, Wang Tong
Coal Geology & Exploration
The ecological management of alpine permafrost area in plateau is a global problem, with few precedents for coal resource protection while ecological management. In this paper, the following results achieved in the ecological management in Muli area of Qinghai Province were understood in accordance with the idea of systematic engineering for the purpose of ecological environmental protection, with consideration to the protection of residual coal resources. Specifically, study was conducted on the ecological vulnerability of Muli mining area to damage and the difficulty of restoration under the control of natural climatic characteristics. Meanwhile, the characteristics of soil erosion and vegetation …
Processing Of Coal Mine Csamt Data With Wide Field Electromagnetic Method, Zhu Yunqi, Li Diquan, Liu Zuiliang, Zhang Xin
Processing Of Coal Mine Csamt Data With Wide Field Electromagnetic Method, Zhu Yunqi, Li Diquan, Liu Zuiliang, Zhang Xin
Coal Geology & Exploration
A CSAMT detection test was carried out for a coal mine with V8 multi-functional electrical instrument. Due to the serious electromagnetic interference within the area, the Cagniard apparent resistivity was low in quality. In order to improve the quality and utilization rate of data, authors attempted to process the CSAMT data collected by V8 with the wide field electromagnetic method, which used single-component method and ratio method (Electric field divided by magnetic field) to calculate apparent resistivity. The results showed that there was some deviation between the single-component wide field apparent resistivity and the actual terrestrial electricity because the emission …
Experimental Study On Heat Transfer Performance Of Double U-Shaped Buried Tube Heat Exchanger, Li Lei, Zhang Weidong, Xu Shuanhai, Zhao Yongzhe, Dang Dongsheng, Wang Qilong, Gou Li, Lei Yanzi
Experimental Study On Heat Transfer Performance Of Double U-Shaped Buried Tube Heat Exchanger, Li Lei, Zhang Weidong, Xu Shuanhai, Zhao Yongzhe, Dang Dongsheng, Wang Qilong, Gou Li, Lei Yanzi
Coal Geology & Exploration
Double U-shaped buried tube heat exchanger (DUBTHE) are prone to pipe crossing and thermal short-circuiting in the practical applications, resulting in the reduced heat transfer performance and directly affecting the operational efficiency of shallow geothermal heat pump system. Based on the initial line thermal average temperature, thermal conductivity theory and slope method, and taking a shallow geothermal heat pump project in Xi'an as the engineering background. Then, this study investigate the effects of initial average temperature, thermal conductivity and volumetric heat capacity of rock-soil, and tube clamp spacing on the heat transfer performance of DUBTHE through field geotechnical thermal response …
Quality Assessment Of Resistivity Monitoring Data Of Coal Mines, Cui Weixiong, Yuan Bo
Quality Assessment Of Resistivity Monitoring Data Of Coal Mines, Cui Weixiong, Yuan Bo
Coal Geology & Exploration
Resistivity monitoring of coal mines is an important technical means of preventing water hazards on the roof and floor of a mining face. However, it is difficult to guarantee high-quality resistivity data monitored and collected due to the complex and extremely strong electromagnetic interference in the monitoring environment, as well as the limitations of the maximum emission current for the purpose of safe coal mining. To select and utilize highly reliable data from the massive data monitored daily, this study compared and analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of commonly used methods for quality assessment of data obtained using the DC …
Key Technology Of Automatic Loading And Unloading System For Dual-Pipe Directional Drilling Rig And Its Application In Soft–Fragmentized Coal Seam, Li Kun, Ting Ren, Yao Yafeng
Key Technology Of Automatic Loading And Unloading System For Dual-Pipe Directional Drilling Rig And Its Application In Soft–Fragmentized Coal Seam, Li Kun, Ting Ren, Yao Yafeng
Coal Geology & Exploration
To improve the automatic level and efficiency of loading and unloading of drilling rigs during the construction of dual-pipe directional drilling, an automatic loading and unloading device of dual pipe was developed to realize the fully automatic loading and unloading of drilling rigs under different working conditions and to solve the technical problems of loading and unloading the drill pipes and casing simultaneously during the dual-pipe directional drilling. Meanwhile, the device structure and control system was designed to restrict the load applied to the device during construction with the end-compliant technique. Besides, the key boundary conditions of the control program …
Effects Of Mos2 On The Matrix Performance Of Hot-Pressed Fe-Based Diamond Drill Bit, Zhang Wenjiao, Tan Songcheng, Pan Bingsuo, Jin Xin, Kong Xiangqing, Long Shanglin
Effects Of Mos2 On The Matrix Performance Of Hot-Pressed Fe-Based Diamond Drill Bit, Zhang Wenjiao, Tan Songcheng, Pan Bingsuo, Jin Xin, Kong Xiangqing, Long Shanglin
Coal Geology & Exploration
Diamond drill bit is a common rock breaking tool in various exploration works, but the diamond in drill bit has poor thermal stability. As heat is constantly generated during the drilling process, the self-cooling of diamond drill bit under the condition of drought and water shortage is very important to improve the drilling efficiency. In order to decrease the friction coefficient between bit matrix and rock interface under dry drilling condition and reduce the thermal damage of diamond during drilling, molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) was added into the Fe-based diamond bit matrix, and research was performed for the effects …
Study On Construction Of Microbial Solid-Free Drilling Fluid System And Its Borehole Wall Enhancement Mechanism, Li Zhijun, Zhu Mao, Zhi Jingzi, Han Yi, Chen Junxiu, Zhao Gan
Study On Construction Of Microbial Solid-Free Drilling Fluid System And Its Borehole Wall Enhancement Mechanism, Li Zhijun, Zhu Mao, Zhi Jingzi, Han Yi, Chen Junxiu, Zhao Gan
Coal Geology & Exploration
Broken formations are often encountered during drilling, which is prone to the instability of wellbore wall and induces serious downhole accidents. Enhancing the cementing force between the broken blocks and improving the mechanical strength of the surrounding rocks of a wellbore is one of the effective ways to solve the instability of wellbore in this type of formation, for which the microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP) technology provides a good reference. To this end, the growth of Bacillus pasteurii in the solid-free drilling fluid system was analyzed through experimental study, and thus a solid-free drilling fluid suitable for its growth …
The War On Games: The Just Say No! Arcade As A Pro-Social Third Place, Philip Truman
The War On Games: The Just Say No! Arcade As A Pro-Social Third Place, Philip Truman
Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Capstones
The Just Say NO! Family Arcade in Louisville, Kentucky operated from 1989 to 1996 and was the only anti-drug themed arcade in the world. Jack Turner, owner and operator, got special permission from Nancy Reagan and the Just Say NO! Foundation to use the branding and imagery associated with the Just Say NO! campaign. While anti-drug advertising, Just Say NO!, and D.A.R.E. were all relatively unsuccessful campaigns in preventing drug and alcohol abuse in American youths, the Just Say NO! Arcade provides an alternative angle in teaching prosocial behaviors. This research seeks to answer whether or not an arcade can …
A Quantitative Methods Examination Of The Relationship Between Student Academic Performance And The Race And Gender Of School Administrators, Tiffaney Whitt
A Quantitative Methods Examination Of The Relationship Between Student Academic Performance And The Race And Gender Of School Administrators, Tiffaney Whitt
Dissertations
This quantitative methods study identified and tested research-based constructs of school administrators’ race and gender compared to discipline, attendance, and academic achievement. This study aimed to address inequities in educational practices, policies, and systems that directly impact student academic success in schools. The quantitative analyses included statistical ANOVAs and t-tests that examined a convenience sample of 68 elementary school administrators' annual accountability data from 68 Missouri urban elementary schools. To determine differences between the gender and race of school administrators and discipline, attendance, and student proficiency, the researcher examined secondary data from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education …
Northeast Passage Receives $25,000 Pledge From Kennebunk Savings, Scott Ripley
Northeast Passage Receives $25,000 Pledge From Kennebunk Savings, Scott Ripley
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.