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Development of Bacteroides 16S rRNA Gene TaqMan-Based Real-Time PCR Assays for Estimation of Total, Human, and Bovine Fecal Pollution in Water by Layton, Alice, McKay, Larry, Williams, Dan, Garrett, Victoria, Gentry, Randall, Sayler, Gary

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Quantum Sensing for Energy Applications: Review and Perspective by Crawford, Scott E., Shugayev, Roman A., Paudel, Hari P., Lu, Ping, Syamlal, Madhava, Ohodnicki, Paul R., Chorpening, Benjamin, Gentry, Randall, Duan, Yuhua

“…On its revolutionary threshold, quantum sensing is creating potentially transformative opportunities to exploit intricate quantum mechanical phenomena in new…”
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The influence of watershed and development characteristics on the cumulative impacts of stormwater detention ponds by GOFF, Karen M, GENTRY, Randall W

“…Stormwater detention ponds are a popular stormwater management practice in many communities, and city ordinances often require the uniform use of detention…”
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Temporal Variation and Persistence of Bacteria in Streams by Koirala, S.R, Gentry, R.W, Perfect, E, Schwartz, J.S, Sayler, G.S

“…Better understanding of bacterial fate and transport in watersheds is necessary for improved regulatory management of impaired streams. Novel statistical time…”
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Bioenergy Sustainability in China: Potential and Impacts by Zhuang, Jie, Gentry, Randall W, Yu, Gui-Rui, Sayler, Gary S, Bickham, John W

“…The sustainability implications of bioenergy development strategies are large and complex. Unlike conventional agriculture, bioenergy production provides an…”
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Time and frequency domain analyses of high-frequency hydrologic and chloride data in an east Tennessee watershed by Koirala, Shesh R., Gentry, Randall W., Mulholland, Patrick J., Perfect, Edmund, Schwartz, John S.

“…In the realm of sustainability science, it is becoming increasingly important to understand the basal condition of a natural system as well as its long-term…”
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Hurst Analysis of Hydrologic and Water Quality Time Series by Koirala, Shesh R, Gentry, Randall W, Perfect, Edmund, Mulholland, Patrick J, Schwartz, John S

“…A continued important area of research in hydrologic modeling is the issue of spatial and temporal scaling of biogeochemical properties and processes. Hurst…”
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Persistence of hydrologic variables and reactive stream solute concentrations in an east Tennessee watershed by Koirala, Shesh R., Gentry, Randall W., Mulholland, Patrick J., Perfect, Edmund, Schwartz, John S., Sayler, Gary S.

“…► We measured the persistence of hydrologic and water chemistry parameters. ► We used time domain, frequency domain and time-frequency domain analyses. ►…”
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Numerical modeling of the effect of variation of boundary conditions on vadose zone hydraulic properties by Tairone Paiva Leão, Randall Gentry

“…An accurate estimation of hydraulic fluxes in the vadose zone is essential for the prediction of water, nutrient and contaminant transport in natural systems…”
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Escherichia coli Loading at or Near Base Flow in a Mixed-Use Watershed by Gentry, R.W, McCarthy, J, Layton, A, McKay, L.D, Williams, D, Koirala, S.R, Sayler, G.S

“…This study analyzed the occurrence of Escherichia coli in a mixed land-use watershed with human, cattle, and wildlife fecal inputs located in a karstic…”
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Efficacy of Bacteroides Measurements for Reducing the Statistical Uncertainty Associated with Hydrologic Flow and Fecal Loads in a Mixed Use Watershed by Gentry, Randall W., Layton, Alice C., McKay, Larry D., McCarthy, John F., Williams, Dan E., Koirala, Shesh R., Sayler, Gary S.

“…This paper presents an analysis of the occurrence and uncertainty of source‐specific Bacteroides and Escherichia coli in a stream in a mixed land‐use watershed…”
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Case Study of the Sheahan Wellfield Using H3 ∕ He3 Field Data to Determine Localized Leakage Areas by Ivey, Stephanie S, Gentry, Randall W, Larsen, Dan, Anderson, Jerry

“…Source water protection zones are not easily determined for semiconfined aquifers with highly localized areas of leakage from overlying shallow aquifers. This…”
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Inverse Application of Age-Distribution Modeling Using Environmental Tracers H3 ∕ He3 by Ivey, Stephanie S, Gentry, Randall W, Larsen, Dan, Anderson, Jerry

“…As issues of source water protection of drinking water supplies have come to the forefront, the methodology to effectively manage semiconfined aquifers is…”
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China–U.S. workshop on biotechnology of bioenergy plants by Stewart, C. Neal, Shugart, Lee, Liu, Gong-She, Zhuang, Jie, Ma, Yongqing, Tuskan, Gerald A., Meilan, Richard, Gentry, Randall W., Sayler, Gary S.

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Resolving aquifer behavior near a focused recharge feature based upon synoptic wellfield hydrogeochemical tracer results by Gentry, Randall W., Ku, Teh-Lung, Luo, Shangde, Todd, Vincent, Larsen, Daniel, McCarthy, John

“…Aquitard windows are known to occur in unconsolidated aquifer systems and represent areas of focused recharge to otherwise confined underlying aquifers. The…”
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The geochemistry and mixing of leakage in a semi-confined aquifer at a municipal well field, Memphis, Tennessee, USA by Larsen, Daniel, Gentry, Randall W, Solomon, D.K

“…The Memphis aquifer in southwestern Tennessee is confined to a semi-confined unconsolidated sand aquifer and is the primary municipal water source in the…”
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Special Issue on Impacts of Land Use and Climate Change on Hydrological Processes in China by Gentry, Randall

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Efficacy of Genetic Algorithm to Investigate Small Scale Aquitard Leakage by Gentry, Randall W, Larsen, Daniel, Ivey, Stephanie

“…The movement of water from a shallow aquifer to a semiconfined aquifer through a localized area of leakage in an aquitard, designated as an aquitard window, is…”
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Use of GA to Determine Areas of Accretionto Semiconfined Aquifer by Gentry, Randall W, Camp, Charles V, Anderson, Jerry L

“…The goal of any groundwater inverse problem is to identify the distribution of an input function or certain other variables describing the unique flow dynamics…”
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Use of GA to determine areas of accretion to semiconfined aquifer by GENTRY, Randall W, CAMP, Charles V, ANDERSON, Jerry L

“…The goal of any groundwater inverse problem is to identify the distribution of an input function or certain other variables describing the unique flow dynamics…”
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