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Causal and stable reduced-order model for linear high-frequency systems (2008)

Condon, Marissa; Grahovski, Georgi G.

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Design of experiment analysis of high velocity oxy-fuel coating of hydroxyapatite (2009)

Hasan, Shahriar

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High-power Low-frequency Ultrasound: a Review of Tissue Dissection and Ablation in Medicine and Surgery (2008)

O'Daly, Brendan; Morris, Edmund; Gavin, Graham; O'Byrne, John; McGuinness, Ga...

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Interaction of RF-hyperthermia Applicator with High Fidelity Human Body Model (2008)

Curto, Sergio; See, T.S. P.; Chen, Z. N.; McEvoy, Patrick; Ammann, Max

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Antenna Design Considerations for High Specific Absorption Rate in Local Hyperthermia Treatment (2008)

Ammann, Max; Curto, Sergio; Bao, Xiulong; McEvoy, Patrick

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Fast and Simple High Resolution Optical Spectrum Analyser (2008)

Lauterback, Kai-Uwe; Schneider, Thomas; Henker, Ronny; Ammann, Max; Schwarzbacher, Andr...

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The impact of high performance work systems in Irish companies: an examination of company and employee outcomes (2010)

Mkamwa, Thadeus F.

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US Missile Strikes On High Value Targets: Zarqawi (2004)

Clonan, Tom

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The impact of high performance work systems on innovation performance: A study of Irish companies (2011)

O'Regan, Cathal

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Audit of antenatal clinic for high-risk obstetric patients; activity and outcomes (2007)

Allen, C.; Greene, Richard A.; Higgins, John R.

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Novel Tissue Mimicking Materials for High Frequency Breast Ultrasound Phantoms (2011)

Cannon, L.; Fagan, Andrew; Browne, Jacinta

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A Simple Ultrasensitive Displacement Sensor Based on a High Bend Loss Single-Mode Fibre and a Ratiometric Measurement System (2011)

Wang, Pengfei; Brambilla, Gilberto; Semenova, Yuliya; Wu, Qiang; Farrell, Gerald

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Machinability studies of high strength materials: steel (277 BHN) (2003)

Tawela, Abdalrahman

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High performance liquid chromatographic separations in biopharmaceutical analysis (1989)

Kelly, Mary Therese

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The effect of post weld heat treatment and distribution of residual stress in weld repaired high chromium steel (AISI 410) components (1990)

Olabi, Abdul-Ghani

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High performance liquid chromatography in biopharmaceutical analysis using column switching techniques (1988)

Power, Anna

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Synthesis and characterisation of hop derived compounds, and their application in quantitative high performance liquid chromatography (1989)

Tynan, Thomas J

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High-Throughput Sequencing Reveals the Incomplete, Short-Term Recovery of Infant Gut Microbiota following Parenteral Antibiotic Treatment with Ampicillin and Gentamicin (2012)

Fouhy, Fiona; Guinane, Caitriona M.; Hussey, Seamus; Wall, Rebecca; Ryan, C. Anthony; D...

High-Throughput Sequencing Reveals the Incomplete, Short-Term Recovery of Infant Gut Microbiota following Parenteral Antibiotic Treatment with Ampicillin and Gentamicin (2012)

Fouhy, Fiona; Guinane, Caitriona M.; Hussey, Seamus; Wall, Rebecca; Ryan, C. Anthony; Dempsey, Eugene M.; Murphy, Brendan; Ross, R Paul; Fitzgerald, Gerald F; Stanton, Catherine; Cotter, Paul D.

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The infant gut microbiota undergoes dramatic changes during the first 2 years of life. The acquisition and development of this population can be influenced by numerous factors, and antibiotic treatment has been suggested as one of the most significant. Despite this, however, there have been relatively few studies which have investigated the short-term recovery of the infant gut microbiota following antibiotic treatment. The aim of this study was to use high-throughput sequencing (employing both 16S rRNA and rpoB-specific primers) and quantitative PCR to compare the gut microbiota of nine infants who underwent parenteral antibiotic treatment with ampicillin and gentamicin (within 48 h of birth), 4 and 8 weeks after the conclusion of treatment, relative to that of nine matched healthy controls. The investigation revealed that the gut microbiota of the antibiotic-treated infants had significantly higher proportions of Proteobacteria (P = 0.0049) and significantly lower proportions of A...