Search Results - "Moore, K.J."

BMPR2 germline mutations in pulmonary hypertension associated with fenfluramine derivatives by Humbert, M, Deng, Z, Simonneau, G, Barst, R.J, Sitbon, O, Wolf, M, Cuervo, N, Moore, K.J, Hodge, S.E, Knowles, J.A, Morse, J.H

“…This study investigated whether patients developing pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) after exposure to the appetite suppressants fenfluramine and…”
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Enzyme enhanced solid-state fermentation of kenaf core fiber for storage and pretreatment by Murphy, P.T., Moore, K.J., Richard, T.L., Bern, C.J.

“…Kenaf is an annual fiber crop adaptable to a wide range of climates and soil types. This study investigated the use of kenaf core fiber as a feedstock for…”
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Ensiling corn stover: effect of feedstock preservation on particleboard performance by Ren, H, Richard, T.L, Chen, Z, Kuo, M, Bian, Y, Moore, K.J, Patrick, P

“…Ensilage is a truncated solid‐state fermentation in which anaerobically produced organic acids accumulate to reduce pH and limit microbial activity. Ensilage…”
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07 Racial and ethnic disparities in complications after apical support and sling procedures- national trends over time: A secondary analysis of the national surgical quality improvement program database by Ringel, N.E., Brown, O., Moore, K.J., Carey, E., Dieter, A.

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Patient Characteristics Associated with Delays to Benign Gynecologic Surgery: Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic by McClurg, A.B., Silverstein, R.G., Moore, K.J., Louie, M.

“…To examine how demographic and socioeconomic characteristics impact timing of minimally invasive gynecologic surgery (MIGS) before and during the COVID-19…”
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Investigation of the Association between Surgeon Sex and Ergonomic Strain with Laparoscopic Device Use by Wong, J., Reid, M., Moore, K.J., Saul, K., Carey, E.T.s

“…To determine if surgeon sex is associated with amount of grip strength decline with use of 3 advanced energy laparoscopic devices. Observational cohort study…”
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Patient Characteristics Associated with Access to Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery: Changes during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Silverstein, R.G., McClurg, A.B., Moore, K.J., Louie, M.

“…To evaluate patient characteristics that affect access to minimally invasive gynecologic surgery (MIGS) and identify changes during the COVID-19 pandemic…”
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Relationship Between Body Mass Index and Atopic Dermatitis: Critical Appraisal of a Mendelian Randomization Approach in Exploring Causality by Pan, C.X., Jee, Y.-H., Moore, K.J., Kraft, P., Asgari, M.M.

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Credentialing and Patient Safety in Robotic Gynecologic Surgery: Changes over the Last Nine Years by Silverstein, R.G., Moore, K.J., Carey, E.T., Al-Jumaily, M., Schiff, L.D.

“…To assess how credentialing standards and perceptions of safe use of robotic surgery in gynecology have changed over time. Two anonymous online surveys…”
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30-Day Incidence of Complications and Readmission after Myomectomy by Moore, K.J., Wong, J.M.K., Dizon, A.M., Louie, M., Moulder, J.K., Schiff, L.D., Carey, E.T.

“…To determine whether open compared to minimally invasive myomectomy is associated with an increased risk of 30-day incidence of post-operative complications…”
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Evaluation of the American College of Surgeons Surgical Risk Calculator in Hysterectomy by Carey, E.T., Al-Jumaily, M., Louie, M., Schiff, L.D., Abu-Alnadi, N., Moore, K.J.

“…To evaluate the ability of the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP) surgical risk calculator to predict…”
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Racial Disparities in Hysterectomy Route for Benign Disease: Examining Trends from 2007-2018 Using the NSQIP Database by Carey, E.T., Moore, K.J., Jones, H.M., Tyan, P., Al-Jumaily, M., Dieter, A.

“…To examine national trends among race/ethnicity and route of benign hysterectomy from 2007-2018. This cohort study from 2007-2018 was conducted using the…”
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An Open-Source, Scalable, Low-Cost Automatic Modal Hammer for Studying Nonlinear Dynamical Systems by Singh, A., Moore, K.J.

“…Although automatic impact hammers are available for use in dynamics and vibration research, they have seen little application in both well-supported labs and…”
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Canopy architecture and morphology of switchgrass populations differing in forage yield by Redfearn, D.D. (LSU Agric. Ctr., Franklinton, LA.), Moore, K.J, Vogel, K.P, Waller, S.S, Mitchell, R.B

“…Phenotypic selection has been used to improve forage yield and in vitro dry matter disappearance (IVDMD), but the effects on canopy architecture and morphology…”
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Relationship between body mass index and atopic dermatitis: a Mendelian randomization approach in exploring causality: a critical appraisal by Pan, C.X., Jee, Y.‐H., Moore, K.J., Kraft, P., Asgari, M.M.

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Cholesterol efflux pathways suppress inflammasome activation, neutrophil extracellular trap formation, and atherosclerosis by Westerterp, M., Fotakis, P., Ouimet, M., Bochem, A.E., Zhang, H., Molusky, M.M., Wang, W., Abramowicz, S., Wang, N., Welch, C.L., Reilly, M.P., Stroes, E.S., Moore, K.J., Tall, A.R.

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Intake, digestion, and nitrogen balance of sheep fed shrub foliage and medic pods as a supplement to wheat straw by Chriyaa, A., Moore, K.J., Waller, S.S.

“…Low animal performance in arid and semi-arid areas of Morocco is mainly due to protein and energy deficiencies of available forages. A metabolism trial was…”
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Amino acid biosynthesis byproducts are a suitable source of nitrogen for corn production by Quezada, J.C., Lenssen, A.W., Moore, K.J., Sawyer, J.E., Summer, P.

“…•Amino acid biosynthesis byproducts are a suitable replacement of N fertilizer for corn production.•Corn grain yields using biosynthesis byproducts were…”
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Relationships between in situ protein degradability and grass developmental morphology by Mitchell, R B, Redfearn, D D, Moser, L E, Grant, R J, Moore, K J, Kirch, B H

“…The objective of this research was to determine the relationships between the morphological development and in situ ruminally degradable protein (RDP),…”
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IMPLEMENTING AN END-OF-LIFE CARE PROGRAMME FOR NURSING HOME RESIDENTS WITH DEMENTIA: ROLE OF CONTEXT by Moore, K.J., Candy, B., Davis, S., Harrington, J., Kupeli, N., Vickerstaff, V., Jones, L., Sampson, E.L.

“…Nursing homes are a common place of death for people with dementia, however, quality of end-of-life care could be improved. We developed the Compassion…”
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