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H-Reflex Plasticity Following Cast Immobilization of Distal Radius Fractures
(2016-12-23)PURPOSE: The primary purpose of the study was to track changes in the Hoffman (H-) reflex after a period of cast immobilization following a distal radius fracture (DRF) up to 12-weeks post-fracture. Secondary to tracking ... -
Habermas, from society to family : communicative sociation, solidarity and emancipation
(2007-05-03)Given Sociology’s central concern with social interaction, the complexity, pace and intensity of social modernization creates a tremendous theoretical burden for investigating the modern social dynamic. Furthermore, three ... -
Habitat Associations and Movement Tracking of North American Black Terns (Chlidonias niger)
(2022-03-15)Black Tern (Chlidonias niger) populations are declining across their range in North America, but it is unknown at what point during the annual cycle populations may be limited. Although causes of decline remain largely ... -
Habitat characterization of Saskatchewan's Dakota skipper, Hesperia dacotae population
(2018-07-17)The Dakota skipper, Hesperia dacotae (Skinner, 1911) (Hesperiidae), is an at-risk butterfly species that inhabits the mesic mixed-grass prairie. The Dakota skipper is listed endangered under the federal Species at Risk ... -
Habitat fragmentation, striped skunks, and waterfowl nest predation
(1998-03-25)In North America, expansion of agriculture has resulted in the fragmentation of grasslands. Consequently, waterfowl populations have declined due to predation on nests. Predation on nests is an old evolutionary force ... -
Habitat Selection by Parturient and Post-parturient Adult Female Moose (Alces alces) on the Canadian Prairies
(2020-05-13)The expansion of moose into the agricultural landscape of Saskatchewan (i.e., farmland moose) has increased human-wildlife conflicts, raising questions about how to best manage them. To support decision making, I initiated ... -
Habitat selection by sympatric ungulates in an agricultural landscape : implications for disease transmission and human-wildlife conflict
(2014-01-20)As areas of agricultural production expand worldwide, complex zones of wildlife-agriculture interface present numerous benefits and challenges to farmers and wildlife managers. In western Canada, free-ranging elk (Cervus ... -
Habitat selection trade-offs, male quality and reproductive performance of female mallards
(2013-10-04)Conservation programs for breeding ducks in North America are typically designed to enhance nest success by establishing or restoring attractive perennial nesting cover or promoting favourable agricultural practices. Thus, ... -
Habitat suitability and demography of muskrats inhabiting a heterogeneous landscape
(1997-03-27)Recent ecological theory predicts that change in population size is linked to the spatial and temporal variation in demographic performance of individuals. In particular, directional dispersal of individuals from prime to ... -
Habitat use by white-winged and surf scoters in the Mackenzie Delta Region, Northwest Territories
(2004-08-31)Apparent long-term declines of white-winged and surf scoter (Melanitta fusca and M. perspicillata) populations in the northern boreal forest have raised concern for these sea duck species. Reasons for population declines ... -
HABITAT USE, MOVEMENT PATTERNS, AND BODY CONDITION OF MALE AND FEMALE SNOWY OWLS (BUBO SCANDIACUS) IN WINTER
(2017-04-03)Birds that winter in northern latitudes face challenges associated with cold climates, including reduced food abundance and availability. Additionally, metabolic requirements are greater in colder weather and more food is ... -
Hairy canola deters flea beetle feeding
(2007-03-01)Flea beetle, chiefly Phyllotreta crucifrerae, behaviour and feeding on lines of Brassica napus canola with elevated levels of trichomes on true leaves were compared with feeding on leaves of parent seedlings. The beetles ... -
Halogen-element (F, Cl, and Br) behaviour in apatites, scapolite, and sodalite : an experimental investigation with field applications
(2005-08-03)This is the first systematic experimental investigation of partitioning of Br between apatites and coexisting melts and the uptake of Br by scapolite and sodalite. Twenty-nine partitioning experiments between fluorapatite ... -
"Hamlet" in the theaterromane of Goethe and Hauptmann
(1955)Goethe was the first German critic to devote himself to an interpretation of Shakespeare's Hamlet. He chose to incorporate his ideas on this play in the world's most famous Theaterroman. When in our own time another great ... -
Hand grip strength as a nutritional assessment tool
(2014-09-25)Hand grip strength (HGS) is a new nutritional assessment parameter proposed by American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (ASPEN) and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (the Academy) for diagnosis of adult ... -
Handling of soil samples prior to testing
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Happyland : the agricultural crisis in Saskatchewan's drybelt, 1917-1927
(2004)In 1908, the Dominion Lands Act was amended to open for settlement some twenty-eight-million-acres of land between Calgary and Moose Jaw in southern Alberta and Saskatchewan. The amendment also inaugurated the beginning ... -
Hardware design for in-mine positioning system
(2008)This thesis describes the hardware design of a positioning system which locates a vehicle relative to a digital map of an underground mine. The mines of interest are potash mines of Saskatchewan, and they are at a depth ... -
Hardware implementation of daubechies wavelet transforms using folded AIQ mapping
(2010-08)The Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) is a popular tool in the field of image and video compression applications. Because of its multi-resolution representation capability, the DWT has been used effectively in applications ... -
Hardware Implementations of Scalable and Unified Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem Processors
(2015-03-04)As the amount of information exchanged through the network grows, so does the demand for increased security over the transmission of this information. As the growth of computers increased in the past few decades, more ...