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Theoretical modeling combined with experimental spectroscopic measurements for the diagnosis of high-Z erosion and transport applications in plasmas 

Johnson, Curtis (2020-12-11)
Understanding plasma-material interaction (PMI) continues to be a challenge for future fusion reactors. High-Z materials (e.g. tungsten, molybdenum) have emerged as leading solutions for plasma facing materials. Erosion ...

Theoretical Moment-Rotation Curve for Steel Piles Embedded in Concrete 

Hammett, Stephen (2017-07-31)
The accurate modelling and analysis of connections formed by embedding steel piles in concrete is a difficult undertaking that has only recently begun to receive attention in the research community. These connections are ...

Theoretical predictions and experimental measurements of sound transmission through a flat plate and a cylindrical shell 

Taha, Fatima E (2017-07-31)
Sound transmission through a flat plate and a cylindrical shell was studied both theoretically and experimentally. The theory consisted of using statistical energy analysis (SEA) to predict the transmission loss of each ...

Theoretical Study of Pressure-Induced Phase Transitions and Thermal Properties for Main-Group Oxides and Nitrides 

Xu, Bin (2009-08-03)
Main group nitrides and oxides are important solid compounds with applications in fields ranging from structural ceramics to catalysts and electronic materials. We have theoretically investigated the pressure-induced phase ...

Theoretical Study of Thermal Properties and Thermal Conductivities of Crystals 

Tang, Xiaoli (2008-08-15)
Standard first-principles total energy and force calculations were extended to the calculations of harmonic force constant matrices and third order lattice anharmonicity tensors with an efficient super-cell finite-difference ...

THEORY OF HIGH-DIMENSIONAL ℓ1-PENALIZED LOGISTIC REGRESSION 

Otubo, Emmanuel (2023-08-04)
n the setting where sample size n is sufficiently large relative to the number of features p, a classical result is that fitting a logistic model by means of maximum likelihood produces estimates that are approximately ...

Therapeutic Alliance and Outcomes: The Moderating Role of Therapist Sex 

Mauren, Elise (2013-07-10)
The purpose of the study was to explore the relationship between therapeutic alliance (between system and within system) and therapeutic outcomes (individual distress and relational satisfaction) for males and females. ...

Therapeutic Alliance as a Mediating Factor Between Couple Attachment and Therapeutic Outcome 

Whelchel, Holly (2005-08-15)
The purpose of this thesis was to examine how the therapeutic alliance mediates the relationship between the anxiety and avoidance dimensions on a couple attachment measure and subsequent relationship satisfaction scores. ...

Therapeutic Alliance as a Mediating Factor between Couple Expectancy and Therapeutic Outcome 

Gray, Mikael (2006-08-15)
The purpose of this thesis was to determine whether the therapeutic alliance mediated the relationship between couple expectancy for change and relationship satisfaction. The sample was comprised of 59 cases of males and ...

Therapeutic Contact Lenses for Comfort Molecules 

Ali, Maryam (2007-12-15)
Dry eye syndrome affects nearly 15% of the population and can cause extreme discomfort that interferes with quality of life. Current treatment options include delivering comfort agents such as hyaluronic acid (HA) to the ...

Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Population Analysis as Applied to Leflunomide and Cyclosporine Therapy in Dogs with Immune-mediated Diseases 

Sofge, Jameson (2014-09-10)
Two immunomodulator drugs, leflunomide (teriflunomide is its active metabolite) and cyclosporine, are often monitored in veterinary patients in order to support the design of dosing regimens when used to treat immune-mediated ...

Therapeutic effects of aniracetam on cognitive deficits induced by ethanol teratogenicity: A novel treatment approach through synaptic AMPA receptor modulation 

Wijayawardhane, Nayanakanthi (2007-05-15)
Ethanol exposure during fetal development can adversely affect the outcome of the offspring. Numerous mechanisms are likely to contribute to these damaging effects of ethanol on the fetus and particularly the developing ...

Therapeutic Liposomes for Prostate Cancer Targeted by Phage Fusion Coat Proteins 

Jayanna, Prashanth (2009-12-15)
Cancer diagnosis and treatment is complicated by the molecular similarity of the malignant cells to normal cells. This creates a constant need for the development of probes accurately distinguishing between diseased and ...

Therapeutic Relationship between Primary Caregivers of School-Aged Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Speech-Language Pathologists 

Nokes, Rachel (2018-04-23)
The purpose of the current investigation was to determine facilitators and barriers that contribute to the therapeutic relationship between primary caregivers of school-aged children with ASD and their child’s ...

Therapeutic Vaccines against Chlamydial Diseases 

Li, Yihang (2008-12-15)
Subclinical infections with intracellular bacteria of the family Chlamydiaceae cause substantial losses in animal agriculture. To validate the feasibility of therapeutic vaccination against chlamydial infection and disease, ...

Therapist Effectiveness, the Therapeutic Alliance, and Change in Couples Therapy: An Exploratory Study 

Long, Laura (2011-08-04)
The purpose of this thesis was to take an exploratory approach in examining how therapist effectiveness influences the therapeutic alliance and outcomes in couple therapy. Sample for this study was composed of couples ...

Therapists' Implicit Bias towards Chinese International Students 

Sun , Yuxin (2019-07-11)
This study examined therapists’ implicit biases toward Chinese international students, including therapists’ unfavorable perception, tendency to pathologize their struggles less than those of others, attribution of issues, ...

There’s a Rhythm to Our Method: An Endarkened Narrative of Four Black Women Teachers’ School Discipline Practices 

Betties, Jasmine (2022-11-21)
Due to Black women teachers’ cultural and historical legacies, Beauboeuf-Lafontant (2002) suggested that Black women’s form of care is often demonstrative of a womanist ethic of caring, which is defined by three ...

“There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute”: An Examination of P.T. Barnum’s Methods and Museum Controversy Today 

Galati, Leslie Ann (2014-01-09)
The purpose of this paper is to show that P.T. Barnum’s methods have been used in contemporary museums when dealing with controversial exhibits. This contention is supported by first exploring P.T. Barnum’s production of ...

There’s no place like home: University campus-student interaction to promote sense of belonging among first year international students 

Rakestraw, Sarah (2024-03-20)
Acclimating to a new environment can take a mental and emotional toll on anybody; compounding that change in an environment with a cultural change can intensify the toll. This study explores the initial perceptions and ...