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53. Dissolution testing of modified release products with biorelevant media: An OrBiTo ring study using the USP apparatus III and IV

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Reppas, Christos, primary, Vrettos, Napoleon-Nikolaos, additional, Dressman, Jennifer, additional, Andreas, Cord J., additional, Miyaji, Yoshihiro, additional, Brown, Jonathan, additional, Etherson, Kelly, additional, Hanley, Sarah, additional, Karkossa, Frank, additional, Karlsson, Eva, additional, Klein, Sandra, additional, Maier, Gerd-Michael, additional, McAllister, Mark, additional, Mistry, Nena, additional, Rosenblatt, Karin, additional, Schäfer, Kerstin Julia, additional, Smith, Kieran Lewis, additional, Tomaszewska, Irena, additional, Williams, James, additional, Winge, Fredrik, additional, and Vertzoni, Maria, additional

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2020
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59. 680-P: Residual ß-Cell Function in Long-Term Type 1 Diabetes Is Associated with a Fivefold Greater Mobilization of Endothelial Progenitor Cells after Exercise

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TAYLOR, GUY S., primary, SMITH, KIERAN, additional, SCRAGG, JADINE, additional, BASHIR, AYAT, additional, FLATT, ANNELIESE, additional, STEVENSON, EMMA J., additional, MCDONALD, TIMOTHY J., additional, ORAM, RICHARD A., additional, SHAW, JAMES A., additional, ROSS, MARK D., additional, and WEST, DANIEL J., additional

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2020
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65. Integrating the Family Wellbeing Program Into Practice: A Conceptual Model.

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Onnis, Leigh-ann, Moylan, Robyn, Whiteside, Mary, Klieve, Helen, Smith, Kieran, and Tsey, Komla

Subjects
TREATMENT of emotional trauma, ACTION research, CHILD abuse, CHILD welfare, FAMILY medicine, INTEGRATED health care delivery, LANGUAGE & languages, LEADERSHIP, MATHEMATICAL models, MEDICAL personnel, PATIENT-professional relations, QUESTIONNAIRES, RESEARCH funding, STATISTICAL sampling, SELF-efficacy, SOCIAL case work, EVIDENCE-based medicine, THEORY, PROFESSIONAL practice, SOCIAL support, WELL-being, THEMATIC analysis, HUMAN services programs, INDIGENOUS Australians, PATIENTS' families, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, CHILDREN
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2020
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67. An adapted Clavien-Dindo scoring system in trauma as a clinically meaningful nonmortality endpoint

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Naumann, David N., primary, Vincent, Laura E., additional, Pearson, Nicola, additional, Beaven, Alastair, additional, Smith, Iain M., additional, Smith, Kieran, additional, Toman, Emma, additional, Dorrance, Helen R., additional, Porter, Keith, additional, Wade, Charles E., additional, Cotton, Bryan A., additional, Holcomb, John B., additional, and Midwinter, Mark J., additional

Published
2017
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69. Multimodal Physiological Models of Situation Awareness

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Smith, Kieran, Clark, Torin, and Endsley, Tristan

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Future human-autonomy teams will require AI systems capable of adapting to human operators. Of all human states to adapt to, situation awareness (SA) is of particular interest due to its implications on performance and criticality for safety. SA comprises three levels: the perception of elements in the environment, the comprehension of their meaning, and their projection into the future. While existing measures of SA can be difficult to capture in real-time, physiological models have shown promise for predicting SA and could be implemented in real-time in a range of operational settings like air-traffic control. This information regarding operator SA could be used to develop autonomous teammates that respond to critical shifts in SA before adverse outcomes develop. This work advances prior efforts, by incorporating a broad combination of sensors to capture physiological variance in SA, leveraging three linear multiple regression models to predict the SA of an operator along a continuum at each of the three levels, and assessing generalizability of these models to new operators and unseen scenarios.

Published
2024
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71. Potentiometric Fluoride Analysis with Improved Analytical Performance

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Aarhaug, Thor Anders, Nagy, Kalman, and Smith, Kieran G.

Subjects
Acid Extraction, Kjemisk teknologi: 560 [VDP], Chemical engineering: 560 [VDP], Potentiometry, Fluorine analysis
Abstract

Since the 1960s SINTEF has, in collaboration with the Nordic aluminium smelters, developed methods for sampling and analysis of fluoride. Unlike conventional potentiometric analysis, this methodology involves detection of fluoride in acidic media. At low pH, the electrode kinetics is improved, resulting in faster analysis. By masking of the fluoride leakage from the ionselective electrode, the sensitivity of the method is improved. Standard addition methodology is applied for improved analytical performance. The acidic media makes it possible to perform a direct analysis of fluoride in biological samples. In this way, fluoride is extraced from the biological matrix by the acid. The high sensitivity requires low sample masses used and thus does not interfere with the fluoride detection at the ion-selective electrode. This is far more efficient than the conventional approach of ashing the sample at elevated temperatures. Acid extraction can also be applied to filter dust samples.

Published
2012

73. Lessons in learning, teachers take note.

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Palmer, Clive, Evans, Ben, Bradley, Chris, Hobby, Levi, Wall, Elise, Claydon-Smith, Kieran, Matthews, Tom, Gilbert, James, Walker, Will, Smith, Gabrielle, Wilson, Thomas, Wilson, Marianne, Turner, David, Bradley, Hayden, and Shepherd, Zoe

Subjects
EYEWITNESS accounts, OUTDOOR education, CLASSROOM environment, TEENAGERS, SECONDARY education
Published
2016

75. Electrogenic metals for elasmobranch bycatch mitigation

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Smith, Kieran Thomas., Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, Department of Biological Sciences, Smith, Kieran Thomas., Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, and Department of Biological Sciences

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Summary: Commercial longline fishing results in large amounts of incidental bycatch of elasmobranch fishes (sharks, skates, and rays). Teleost species lack electrosensory systems and development of technologies which target the ampullary organs of sharks provides an avenue to selectively deter elasmobranchs without affecting the catch rate of target teleosts. Electric field measurements and a controlled scientific longline study were conducted testing whether the lanthanide metal neodymium or zinc/graphite might reduce elasmobranch catch per unit effort (CPUE). Baited longline hooks were treated with neodymium and zinc/graphite and catch rates were compared to that of controls. Shark CPUE decreased by 60% on neodymium treated hooks and 80% on zinc/graphite treated hooks. The effectiveness of both treatments varied among species with significant reductions shown for Atlantic sharpnose sharks (Rhizoprionodon terranovae) but less dramatic differences for others. Zinc/graphite is potentially a viable tool for reduction of shark bycatch in a commercial longline fishery., by Kieran Thomas Smith., Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2013., Includes bibliography., Mode of access: World Wide Web., System requirements: Adobe Reader.

Published
2013

76. The Cyanobactin Heterocyclase Enzyme: A Processive Adenylase That Operates with a Defined Order of Reaction

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Koehnke, Jesko, primary, Bent, Andrew F., additional, Zollman, David, additional, Smith, Kieran, additional, Houssen, Wael E., additional, Zhu, Xiaofeng, additional, Mann, Greg, additional, Lebl, Tomas, additional, Scharff, Richard, additional, Shirran, Sally, additional, Botting, Catherine H., additional, Jaspars, Marcel, additional, Schwarz-Linek, Ulrich, additional, and Naismith, James H., additional

Published
2013
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79. YOUR VIEWS this week.

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Muggeridge, Mal, Juno, Nick, Smith, Kieran, Whittome, Ian, and Brewster, D.

Published
2020

81. BRUCE HUNT.

Author

Darcy-Smith, Kieran

Abstract

This article presents an interview with Bruce Hunt, one of Australia's most acclaimed directors of advertising commercials. In the interview Hunt describes his career in television advertising and how it led to work as a second unit director on "Dark City" and on "The Matrix Trilogy." Hunt also talks about his experience making his first feature film, "The Cave."

Published
2005

82. 2276-PUB: A Palatable, Novel Whey Protein Shot Attenuates Postprandial Glycemia in Lean and Centrally Obese Adult Males.

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SMITH, KIERAN, TAYLOR, GUY S., OKWOSE, NDUKA, ALLERTON, DEAN M., BRUNSGAARD, LISE HOEJ, STEVENSON, EMMA J., and WEST, DANIEL J.

Abstract

Background: Consuming large doses of whey protein (WP) ∼30 minutes before high-glycemic load meals reduces postprandial glycemia (PPG). However, it is unclear if this effect is retained at smaller doses of WP, ingested at realistic times before typical meals. Moreover, as central obesity is associated with elevated PPG, WP may offer benefit in improving PPG within such individuals. We examined the PPG responses to breakfast following consumption of a small WP shot in centrally obese and lean males. Methods: In a randomized-crossover design, 7 lean (BMI 24.3±1.5; waist circumference 79.3±7.1 cm; waist/hip ratio [WHR] 0.83±0.04) and 9 centrally obese (34.6±1.9; 112.8±10.2 cm; 0.97±0.1) age-matched, adult males performed two 240 minutes mixed-meal tests, 7d apart. After an overnight fast, participants consumed either a 100ml ready-to-drink WP shot (15g Protein) or 100ml water (CON) 10 minutes before a typical breakfast meal. Interval blood samples were collected for the measurement of plasma glucose. Data (mean±SD) were analyzed by a mixed-design ANOVA and Pearson's correlation with significance accepted as p≤0.05. Results: WP reduced early PPG AUC0-60min by 22±9.3% and 13.1±10% in lean and obese males, respectively, vs. CON (p<0.01). Obese males had greater AUC0-60min following WP vs. lean (p=0.02) with no differences after CON (p=0.62). Total trial glucose AUC0-240min was comparable between conditions in both groups (p>0.05). WP reduced peak PPG vs. CON (lean: -26.5±7% [p<0.001]; obese: -16.4±9.8% [p<0.01]) with a tendency for more marked reductions within lean males (p=0.052). Central obesity (WHR) was associated with greater increases in glucose from fasting values, despite WP consumption (r=0.7; p<0.01). Conclusion: Consuming a palatable, ready-to-drink WP shot before breakfast attenuates early elevations in PPG and reduces hyperglycemia in lean and centrally obese males. Central obesity predicts the glucose lowering effect of WP and may limit its application in this group. Disclosure: K. Smith: None. G.S. Taylor: None. N. Okwose: None. D.M. Allerton: None. L.H. Brunsgaard: Employee; Self; Arla Foods Ingredients. E.J. Stevenson: None. D.J. West: Research Support; Self; Arla Foods Ingredients, Dexcom, Inc. Funding: Arla Foods Ingredients Group P/S [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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84. Homeopathy and harmony.

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Smith, Kieran

Subjects
HOMEOPATHY
Abstract

A letter to the editor and the editor's response to the article "Homeopathy to the Rescue" that was published in the April 2014 issue are presented.

Published
2014

85. FROM OUR READERS.

Author

Smith, Kieran, Rodowski, Beverly, and Reid, Jacquie

Subjects
HOMEOPATHY, DYES & dyeing, RECIPES (Cooking)
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in the April 2014 issue including "Homeopathy to the Rescue," "Dyeing Easter Eggs...Naturally," and recipes for Mussels in Smoky Tomato Broth and Swiss Chard Egg Skillet.

Published
2014

86. 15 SECONDS.

Author

Darcy-Smith, Kieran

Abstract

An interview with Kieran Darcy-Smith, co-founder of Blue-Tongue Films, is presented. He believes the Australian film industry is like the Australian Ice Fishing Industry. He claims that the biggest challenge facing the industry is attracting a local audience. He admits that he wants to work with actors such as Sean Penn and Clint Eastwood.

Published
2008

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