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In the last decade, a large amount of attention has been drawn to earthquakes triggered by human activity. Most of this attention is focused on hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas, specifically where reinjection of wastewater is concerned. However, a number of other industrial activities produce earthquakes through deep injection of large amounts of fluid; namely geothermal power generation and CO2 sequestration. Although human-induced seismicity, as a phenomenon, is not new, our understanding of the mechanisms which produce it is incomplete. It is difficult to predict, for instance, whether a particular injection scheme will produce significant seismicity, partly due to uncertainties about the local state of stress and the location and orientation of deep faults which might be activated. HOW IS THIS STUDY GOING TO IMPROVE THAT UNDERSTANDING??
The presence of induced seismicity at geothermal power generation sites has been recognized for decades \citep{Ward_1972, Allis_1982}. Commonly these events are caused by temperature and pressure change within a reservoir as a result of fluid injection, although seismicity has also been attributed to reservoir volume changes and changes in fluid chemistry \citep{Allis_1982, Sherburn_2015}. Most of this seismicity is of magnitude <3.0, termed microseismicity, and presents limited hazard to local population and infrastructure, although the degree to which humans are affected varies considerably from location to location \citep{cladouhos2010injection}.
Managing Employee Reputation & Engagement in Blockchain Era
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Synthesis of ([(5,6-dimethyl1-1,10-phenanthroline) (1S,2S-diaminocyclohexane) platinum(II)]Cl2) or also known as 56MESS, a high potential anticancer agent.
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Homework 1:Macro
Application of Differential Equations: Example
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Book Chapter: Climate Change Epidemiology
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Early Postnatal Anesthesia Exposure Reduces White Matter Micro-organization in Macaques
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AASTex (v6.1) example article for Authorea
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Biomechanical Gait Variable Estimation Using Wearables after Unilateral Total Knee Arthroplasty
Detection of Primary Nutrients Nitrogen (N), Phosphorous (P), Potassium (K) and pH from the soil using Smartphone.
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Promoting and Recognising Job-market Oriented Digital Competences of Youngsters with Open Badges
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Preparation of Papers for Communication of IEEE TAP (2013)
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Neurophysiological assessment of the motor system in neuromotor disorders: an advanced signal processing approach
The aim is to assess the EEG based motor physiology in children with CP
Challenges - spatio temporal changes - objective method for extracting the spatial filters Propose to use an objective source separation + feature discrimination method: Reinmannian geometry based
We find these spatial filters We find the classification accuracy difference between the hemispheres is correlated with bimanual hand function (AHA) and unimanual hand function JTHHF. It also significantly contributes to both these hand function outcomes.
Which indicates that the imbalance separating the left vs right hand movements at the 2 hemispheres is more important than simply the performance of each hemisphere. No matter how well the uninjured hemisphere adapts, the larger the difference in performance between the 2 hemispheres the larger is the AHA score. is a contributing factor to hand function impairments.
- challenges - Gap - proposed method
We demonstrate an application of this method with the analysis of EEG data from a motor paradigm in children with unilateral spastic cerebral palsy (USCP).
OIL AND UNRELIABLE DATA
Thermal stability of hundreds of β-glucosidase point mutants allows evaluation of current predictive algorithims
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[Probably start with modeling]
A fundamental goal of biochemistry is understanding the intricate relationship between a protein sequence, its structure, and its function. Atomic-level knowledge of enzymes in particular has proven immensely challenging. Because we don't understand how enzymes work, the field of synthetic biology is unable to harness the catalytic power of enzymes for arbitrary chemical reactions.
Previous efforts to computationally model the relationship between the thermal stability of enzymes and point mutations in enzyme systems have relied on the addition of evolutionary information (Thompson) and, see CASP, have had success in creating models of proteins to an accuracy of X previously-believed to be impossible to model accurately. People have tried to model the biophysical constraints on protein evolution but there is rarely any actual mutational data to draw from (only the "fossil record" of known holomologues sequences and the evolutionary history of the organisms that we see a snapshot of) \cite{25165599}
Here, we measure the thermal denaturation temperature of 117 mutants of a family 1 glycoside hydrolase, BlgB. After generating models of each mutant, we combine the experimental data with 45 features (e.g., total system energy, ligand energy). A machine learning algorithm trained on the data is used to make a prediction for the thermal stability of 15 point mutants evenly sampled from the single nucleotide polymorphism--accessible space and 15 point mutants evenly sampled from the elastic net model.
The predictive model achieved a Pearson correlation coefficient of [...] in our tests, showing that [...]
Bagel uses residues E164, E353, and Y295 as catalytic residues \cite{Isorna_2007}
[Bagel enzyme in general, represents a common fold and evolutionary conserved function and diverse sequences that all fold the same way and have the same function, just residing in different organisms]
Evolutionary constraints limit protein evolvability in the sense that only certain mutations are physically possible (SNP-accessible, not divert folding trajectory) \cite{19765975}
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Acronyms Used: AMIA = American Medical Informatics Association; CIRD = Clinical Informatics Research Division; CTSA = Clinical and Translational Science Award; DEB = Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics; DSRIP = Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment; EMR = Electronic Medical Record; GRECC = Geriatrics Research, Education and Clinical Center; GSBS = Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences; i2b2 = Integrating Informatics from Bench to Bedside; ICCS = International Conference on Computational Science; MSCI = Masters of Science in Clinical Investigation; NIA = National Institute of Aging; OAIC = Older Americans Independence Center; PCORI = Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute; RCT = Randomized Controlled Trial; ReACH = REsearch to Advance Community Health; UTHSCSA = University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio; UTSA = University of Texas at San Antonio
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