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Data as an asset: What the oil and gas sector can learn from other industries about “Big Data” by Perrons, Robert K., Jensen, Jesse W.

“…The upstream oil and gas industry has been contending with massive data sets and monolithic files for many years, but “Big Data” is a relatively new concept…”
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Radioactive liquid waste treatment at Fukushima Daiichi by Sylvester, Paul, Milner, Tim, Jensen, Jesse

“…The earthquake and tsunami on 11 March 2011 severely damaged the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant leading to the most severe nuclear incident since Chernobyl…”
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An expensive filler: where was dermatology? by Jensen, Jesse D, McFalda, Wendy

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Can lymphatic drainage of head and neck melanoma be predicted? by Jensen, Jesse D., Gray, Richard J., Wasif, Nabil, Roarke, Michael C., Casey, William J., Kreymerman, Peter, Pockaj, Barbara A.

“…Background The lymphatic drainage patterns of the head and neck (H&N) is complex. Therefore, identification of the sentinel lymph node (SLN) for H&N melanoma…”
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Stimulation of Murine Intestinal Secretion by Daily Genistein Injections: Gender-dependent Differences by Al-Nakkash, Layla, Batia, Lyn, Bhakta, Minoti, Peterson, Amity, Hale, Nathan, Skinner, Ryan, Sears, Steven, Jensen, Jesse

“…Background/Aims: The effect of daily injections with genistein (naturally occurring phytoestrogen) on intestinal chloride (Cl - ) secretion was measured with…”
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Radioactive liquid waste treatment at Fukushima Daiichi : In Focus: Technologies for Remediation after Fukushima by SYLVESTER, Paul, MILNER, Tim, JENSEN, Jesse

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Daily genistein injections stimulate intestinal chloride secretion in male and female mice via differing mechanisms by Al‐Nakkash, Layla, Jensen, Jesse, Hale, Nathan, Batia, Lyn

“…Abstract only Intestinal chloride (Cl) secretion in male and female mice (C57BL/6J) was determined following injection with either 600 mg/kg genistein/day…”
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Airflow patterns in the vicinity of an air-driven free reed by Jensen, Jesse T., Cottingham, James P.

“…Free reed instruments are characterized by high-volume airflow rates through the oscillating reeds. Measurements have been made of the average volume flow rate…”
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