665 research outputs found
Equine Program Review
The Department of Animal Science seeks to provide the highest quality active learning environment that promotes life-long learning in both career and life skills for students dedicated to the equine industry while serving the equine community through extension and outreach activities. Student backgrounds range from no horse experience to very experienced. Courses accommodate the range of experiences by incorporating a variety of “hands-on” activities. Hundreds of youth and adults have been educated by extension and outreach activities
2015 Equine Program Review
The Department of Animal Science equine program provides the highest quality active learning environment that promotes life-long learning in both career and life skills for students. Courses accommodate the range of experiences by incorporating the science with the “hands-on” activity. In addition the equine community is served through extension and outreach activitie
Equine Program Review
The Department of Animal Science equine program provides the highest quality active learning environment that promotes life-long learning in both career and life skills for students. Courses accommodate the range of experiences by incorporating the science with the “hands-on” activity. In addition the equine community is served through extension and outreach activities
The Superfluid State of Atomic Li6 in a Magnetic Trap
We report on a study of the superfluid state of spin-polarized atomic Li6
confined in a magnetic trap. Density profiles of this degenerate Fermi gas, and
the spatial distribution of the BCS order parameter are calculated in the local
density approximation. The critical temperature is determined as a function of
the number of particles in the trap. Furthermore we consider the mechanical
stability of an interacting two-component Fermi gas, both in the case of
attractive and repulsive interatomic interactions. For spin-polarized Li6 we
also calculate the decay rate of the gas, and show that within the mechanically
stable regime of phase space, the lifetime is long enough to perform
experiments on the gas below and above the critical temperature if a bias
magnetic field of about 5 T is applied. Moreover, we propose that a measurement
of the decay rate of the system might signal the presence of the superfluid
state.Comment: 16 pages Revtex including 10 figures, submitted to Phys. Rev.
Activities, Access Control, and Crime:a Quasi-Experimental Study regarding Entry Gates at Train Stations in the Netherlands
This article discusses a unique “natural experiment,” the introduction of entry gates at Dutch train stations and the potential effects of this on crime in the areas around these stations. A quasi-experimental study was carried out to show that introducing entry gates correlated with a drop in crime in these areas. After entry gates had been introduced, potential offenders could only enter train stations with a valid ticket, which meant that they would be less likely to enter or leave these stations and more likely to choose other places to hang around in or for entering and leaving trains. A dataset was created in which the crime rates around train stations were registered for each month in the years 2013 through 2018. The changing numbers of travelers at each station were also taken into account, as this variable probably correlates with the amount of crime. A two-way fixed-effects model was run on data for about 260 train stations, with and without entry gates, using the relative crime rate per thousand travelers as the dependent variable. Based on this relative crime rate, the use of entry gates was found to coincide with a decrease of 9% in crime, compared to a situation without entry gates. This study can inform policymakers about the potential effects of entry gates in particular and about situational crime prevention in general. Moreover, it illustrates how implementing measures at various locations at different moments enables the effectiveness of such measures to be tested more precisely and with more confidence
Olfactomedin 4 Serves as a Marker for Disease Severity in Pediatric Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Infection
Funding: Statement of financial support: The study was financially supported by the VIRGO consortium, an Innovative Cluster approved by the Netherlands Genomics Initiative and partially funded by the Dutch Government (BSIK 03012). The authors have indicated they have no personal financial relationships relevant to this article to disclose. Data Availability Statement: The data is accessible at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/query/acc.cgi?acc=GSE69606.Peer reviewedPublisher PD
Zorgboer past werkwijze en bedrijfsvoering aan
De zorgvraag is zeer divers. Op een zorgboerderij wordt daarom zorg geboden in de vorm van dagbesteding, arbeidsintegratie, wonen of behandeling. Om goed in te kunnen spelen op de behoeften van de deelnemers, past de zorgboer(in) bovendien zijn werkwijze en bedrijfsvoering aan. In dit artikel een overzicht van de aanpassingen die zorgboeren deden op hun bedrijve
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