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Sorption and desorption behavior of four antibiotics at concentrations simulating wastewater reuse in agricultural and forested soils by Franklin, Alison M., Williams, Clinton, Andrews, Danielle M., Watson, John E.

“…Due to rises in antibiotic resistance, fate and transport of antibiotics in soil systems requires greater understanding to determine potential risks to human…”
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Sameness May Be a Natural Concept That Does Not Require Learning by Zentall, Thomas R., Andrews, Danielle M., Case, Jacob P.

“…It has been assumed that when pigeons learn how to match to sample, they learn simple stimulus-response chains but not the concept of sameness. However,…”
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Uptake of Three Antibiotics and an Antiepileptic Drug by Wheat Crops Spray Irrigated with Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent by Franklin, Alison M., Williams, Clinton F., Andrews, Danielle M., Woodward, Emily E., Watson, John E.

“…With rising demands on water supplies necessitating water reuse, wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) effluent is often used to irrigate agricultural lands…”
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Procrastination in the pigeon: Can conditioned reinforcement increase the likelihood of human procrastination? by Zentall, Thomas R., Case, Jacob P., Andrews, Danielle M.

“…Procrastination is the tendency to put off initiation or completion of a task. Although people are typically known to procrastinate, recent research suggests…”
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Prior commitment: Its effect on suboptimal choice in a gambling-like task by Zentall, Thomas R., Andrews, Danielle M., Case, Jacob P.

“…•Animals choose suboptimally when provided with cues that signal reinforcement.•This task is analogous to gambling commercial gambling by humans.•In delay…”
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Contrast between what is expected and what occurs increases pigeon’s suboptimal choice by Zentall, Thomas R., Andrews, Danielle M., Case, Jacob P.

“…When pigeons are given a choice between 50% signaled reinforcement and 100% reinforcement they typically do not choose optimally, sometimes even preferring 50%…”
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Municipal Compost Public Health, Waste Management, and Urban Agriculture: A Decadal Study of Fugitive Pb in City of Boston, Massachusetts, USA by Yang, Chansie, Hayhow, Claire, Jackman, Emma, Andrews, Danielle, Brabander, Daniel

“…Compostable materials constitute roughly half of waste generated globally, but only 5% of waste is actually processed through composting, suggesting that…”
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Importance of vegetation for manganese cycling in temperate forested watersheds by Herndon, Elizabeth M., Jin, Lixin, Andrews, Danielle M., Eissenstat, David M., Brantley, Susan L.

“…Many surface soils are enriched in metals due to anthropogenic atmospheric inputs. To predict the persistence of these contaminants in soils, factors that…”
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To peck or not peck: Which do pigeons prefer? by Andrews, Danielle M., Zentall, Thomas R.

“…Animals are expected to minimize time and effort to reinforcement. Thus, not pecking should be preferred over pecking. However, even if time is held constant,…”
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Less Information Results in Better Midsession Reversal Accuracy by Pigeons by Zentall, Thomas R., Andrews, Danielle M., Case, Jacob P., Peng, Daniel N.

“…The midsession reversal task involves a simultaneous discrimination between Stimulus 1 (S1) and Stimulus 2 (S2) in which, for the first half of each session,…”
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Simultaneous Extraction of Four Antibiotic Compounds from Soil and Water Matrices by Franklin, Alison M, Andrews, Danielle M, Williams, Clinton F, Watson, John E

“…The incidence of antibiotic resistance is on the rise and becoming a major health concern. Analyzing the presence of antibiotic compounds in the environment is…”
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Vadose Zone Transport of Natural and Synthetic Estrogen Hormones at Penn State's “Living Filter” Wastewater Irrigation Site by Woodward, Emily E., Andrews, Danielle M., Williams, Clinton F., Watson, John E.

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Vadose Zone Transport of Natural and Synthetic Estrogen Hormones at Penn State's “Living Filter” Wastewater Irrigation Site by Woodward, Emily E., Andrews, Danielle M., Williams, Clinton F., Watson, John E.

“…The increase in endocrine‐disrupting compounds in the environment has generated research focused on the behavior of these compounds in natural soil and water…”
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Long-Term Response of Stream and Riparian Restoration at Wilson Creek, Kentucky USA by Drayer, Andrea N., Sena, Kenton L., Barton, Christopher D., Andrews, Danielle M.

“…Degradation, impoundment, and channelization of streams is a global problem. Although stream restoration projects have increased in recent years,…”
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Medical therapy for nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in children and adolescents by Andrews, Danielle B, Lavine, Joel E

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Fast break on the fat brake: Mechanism of peroxisome proliferator‐activated receptor‐δ regulation of lipid accumulation in hepatocytes by Andrews, Danielle B., Schwimmer, Jeffrey B., Lavine, Joel E.

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Soil and Water Characteristics in Restored Canebrake and Forest Riparian Zones by Andrews, Danielle M., Barton, Christopher D., Kolka, Randall K., Rhoades, Charles C., Dattilo, Adam J.

“…The degradation of streams has been widespread in the United States. In Kentucky, for instance, almost all of its large streams have been impounded or…”
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Evaluating Hydroperiod Response in Restored Carolina Bay Wetlands Using Soil Physicochemical Properties by Barton, Christopher D, Andrews, Danielle M, Kolka, Randall K

“…Carolina bays are shallow depression wetlands found in the southeastern United States that have been severely altered by human activity. The need to restore…”
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Influence of tree shelters on seedling success in an afforested riparian zone by Andrews, Danielle M, Barton, Christopher D, Czapka, Stephen J, Kolka, Randall K, Sweeney, Bernard W

“…The restoration of a natural riparian ecosystem is a key component to improving water quality and restoring stream health in a disturbed watershed. The rate…”
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Bitter-blockers as a taste masking strategy: A systematic review towards their utility in pharmaceuticals by Andrews, Danielle, Salunke, Smita, Cram, Anne, Bennett, Joanne, Ives, Robert S., Basit, Abdul W., Tuleu, Catherine

“…[Display omitted] Acceptable palatability of an oral dosage form is crucial to patient compliance. Excipients can be utilised within a formulation to mask the…”
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