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Lessons learned in effective community-university-industry collaboration models for smart and connected communities research
(Boston University Initiative on Cities and Hariri Institute for Computing, 2018-12)In 2017, the Boston University Hariri Institute for Computing and the Initiative on Cities co-hosted two workshops on “Effective Community-University-Industry Collaboration Models for Smart and Connected Communities ... -
The effects of tetracycline and its homologues on tooth formation and eruption in the albino rat
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Recent developments in farm relief
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Effects of TNF-a on lysyl oxidase in Wnt induced cells at post-transcriptional level by miRNA
(Boston University, 2013)Objective: Lysyl oxidase (LOX) dependent cross-linking is deficient in diabetic bone, contributing to osteopenia. Here we Investigate regulation of lysyl oxidase by Wnt3a and TNF-a in a mesenchymal stem cell line as a model ... -
Effect of exercise and diet on body composition and resting metabolic rate in obese females
(Boston University, 1991)Use of very low-calorie diet (VLCD) regimen with various types of exercise and behavior modification has become a new approach in weight loss treatment over the past 10 years and involves hundreds of thousands of Americans ... -
Identifications of gluten-degrading bacteria in human fecal samples
(Boston University, 2013)Celiac Disease (CD) is a chronic inflammatory and autoimmune disorder of the small intestine characterized by an aberrant immune response to gluten proteins (primarily gliadins). Gluten are found in wheat, barley and rye ... -
A roentgenographic cephalometric comparison of bite opening efficacy using cervical traction gear, cervical traction gear with meisal spur, and anterior high pull gear
(Boston University, 1975)The effects of extraoral traction on anterior bite opening were studied. Twenty-seven patients were divided into three groups and treated with either cervical traction, cervical traction with incisal spur, or anterior high ... -
The response of the calcified structures of teeth and periapical areas to direct electric current in the dog
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Determination of utilization in a dental insurance plan
(Boston University, 1990)The objective of this study was to determine and compare the dental care utilization of 37,000 New England employees, insured by Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield and Metropolitan Life insurance companies under dual option, ...
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