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I appreciate your interest in the German situation, but I doubt I am in a position to tell you anything which you do not already know.

Messersmith, George S. (George Strausser), 1883-1960. (Special Collections, University of Delaware Library, 2011-06-15)

I Can Be Mindful: Development And Implementation Of A Mindfulness-Based Camp For Young Children In An Early Learning Setting

Sawyer, Virginia (University of Delaware, 2016-05)

Objectives: Describe and analyze the development and implementation of I Can Be Mindful, a 4-week integrated mindfulness summer programs for 4 to 7 year olds in an inclusive early learning setting. Methods: Data sources ...

"I don't know what I don't know": understanding the experiences of women seeking civil protection orders in Delaware

Becker, Victoria (University of Delaware, 2015)

Women who have decided to seek legal remedies through civil protection orders are taking bold steps to end abusive relationships. However, the civil protection order process can be complicated by situational and relational ...

"I'm just trying to fit back in": the role of social bonds, stigma, and legal consciousness on the reentry experiences of recently incarcerated adults

Kilmer, Ashley (University of Delaware, 2016)

This project integrates concepts from both the fields of law and society and criminology as a way of creating a more comprehensive theoretical lens in which to examine the reentry process and understand the successes and ...

"I've had girls initiate who have buzzcuts and who have long hair": gendered behaviors within modern lesbian hook up settings

Rowe, Emily B. (University of Delaware, 2015)

This article provides a preliminary look into the ways in which lesbian and bisexual women experience sexual agency through their enactment of masculinity or femininity, delimiting women from their traditionally cast roles ...

I. Introduction: Franklin's Accounts through 1747

Lemay, J. A. Leo (2006-04)

I. Optimization of interdigitated back contact silicon hetero-junction (IBC-SHJ) solar cell fabrication process; II. Passive tuning of optical couplers

Nsofor, Ugochukwu J. (University of Delaware, 2019)

The commercial dominance of Si solar cells has been driven by progress in their conversion efficiencies coupled with their long-term durability and widespread knowledge-base for making standardized devices. Recent record ...

Identification and characterization of novel live attenuated vaccine strains of infectious laryngotracheitis

Taylor, Emily (University of Delaware, 2013)

Infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT) is an acute respiratory disease of chickens that can result in decreased egg production and increased mortality. A tissue culture origin vaccine (TCO), several chicken embryo origin ...

Identification and functional analysis of sialic acid metabolism in Vibrio vulnificus

Lubin, Jean-Bernard (University of Delaware, 2014)

Vibrio vulnificus is a Gram-negative, rod shaped, Gammaproteobacteria, found in estuarine and coastal waters throughout the world. V. vulnificus is a disease causing agent in fish and humans. It causes a severe and rapid ...

Identification of Differentially Expressed Transcripts of Tdrd7 Null Mutant Mouse Lens

Patel, Shaili (University of Delaware, 2014-05)

The ocular lens is a transparent tissue within the eye that focuses light on the retina and facilitates high-resolution vision. Cataract is an eye disease that results due to the loss of lens transparency and causes severely ...

Identification of exosomes/microvesicles in the oviductal luminal fluid: characterization of molecular interactions in cargo delivery to sperm using nanoscopy, TEM, and PMCA4 as a model

Aldossary, Amal Ali K. (University of Delaware, 2014)

Plasma Membrane Calcium ATPase 4, PMCA4, is the major Ca2+ efflux pump in murine sperm where its deletion leads to a severe loss of hyperactivated motility and to male infertility. Here I show that Pmca4 mRNA, 4a and 4b ...

Identification of fibulin-1 as a human bone marrow stromal (HS-5) derived factor that induces prostate cancer cell death

Nopmongkol, Kornkamon (University of Delaware, 2015)

Previous studies showed that HS-5 cells secret unidentified factor(s) inducing PCa cell death. Herein, the HS-5 derived factor (HS-5 DF) was characterized and identified. HS-5 DF had protein characteristics being trypsin ...

IDENTIFICATION OF GENES THAT AFFECT ACETYLCHOLINE SIGNALING AT THE C. ELEGANS NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION

Patel, Shrey (University of Delaware, 2018-05)

Acetylcholine (ACh) signaling at the neuromuscular junction (NMJ) is required for muscle contraction. Many muscular disorders arise from genetic mutations altering either ACh release or abundance of postsynaptic ...

Identification of scapular kinematics using surface mapping: a validation study

Mattson, Jeffrey (University of Delaware, 2011)

The immediate goal of this study was to develop and validate a noninvasive, computational surface mapping approach for measuring scapular kinematics by using available motion capture technology in an innovative manner. The ...

Identifying and exploring profiles of home-based child care providers based on their beliefs and practices

Hooper, Alison (University of Delaware, 2017)

This series of studies seeks to broaden the understanding of the diverse home-based child care provider workforce through identifying categories of providers based on their beliefs about caregiving and their practices with ...

Identifying candidates for targeted gait rehabilitation after stroke: better prediction through biomechanics-informed characterization

Awad,Louis N.; Reisman,Darcy S.; Pohlig,Ryan T.; Binder-Macleod,Stuart A. (Biomed Central Ltd, 9/23/16)

Background: Walking speed has been used to predict the efficacy of gait training; however, poststroke motor impairments are heterogeneous and different biomechanical strategies may underlie the same walking speed. Identifying ...

IDENTIFYING DIFFERENCES IN THE GUT MICROBIOME OF EASY AND HARD KEEPER HORSES

Weems, Lauren (University of Delaware, 2018-05)

The equine gut harbors a diverse community of microbes that are crucial for proper digestion of plant materials and an essential component to the animal’s overall health. As recent studies have found links between the human ...

Identifying in utero risk factors associated with male reproductive malformation

Pike, Jack W. (University of Delaware, 2014)

Male reproductive development is mediated by hormone signaling events. A surge of testis testosterone production occurs during a critical window: gestational days 15-18 in the rat and gestational weeks 10-22 in the human. ...

Identifying key gene sets in metastatic dormancy: ontology enrichment in gene expression profiles from selected human breast cancer patients

Pater-Faranda, Adam B. (University of Delaware, 2018)

For approximately 20% of breast cancer patients, many years pass between initial remission and the emergence of distal metastases. These late recurrences are hypothesized to arise from malignant cells shed from the primary ...

Identifying pathways toward sustainable electricity supply and demand using an integrated resource strategic planning model for Saudi Arabia

Alabbas, Nabeel H. (University of Delaware, 2017)

Despite holding 16% of proved oil reserves in the world (equivalent to more than 266 billion barrels), Saudi Arabia might be on an unsustainable path to become a net oil importer by the 2030s. Decades of domestic energy ...

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