Browsing Faculty of Graduate Studies Online Theses by Title
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Caffeine cue-reactivity: The impact of caffeine-related stimuli and expectancies on caffeine craving.
Caffeine is consumed by approximately 90% of adults, yet its potential addictive properties have been understudied. Specifically, this study examined the impact caffeine cue reactivity and expectancy on caffeine craving ... -
Calcium-activated chloride currents in salamander cone photoreceptors.
(Dalhousie University, 2005) -
Calcium-dependent ion channels of retinal Muller glial cells.
(Dalhousie University, 2005) -
The calculation of accurate electronic properties of biological radicals.
(Dalhousie University, 1999) -
Call them Isobar: Memory, Mythmaking, and the Black Diaspora in Canisia Lubrin's Voodoo Hypothesis
This thesis looks at the work of Canisia Lubin in the context of national identity and intergenerational memory. Using Christina Sharpe’s theory of “wake work” as a starting point, the paper analyses the ways in which ... -
Call-For-Papers Retrieval System based on Active Learning and Semantic Similarity
Choosing an appropriate conference or symposium is the key in publishing a scientific work. We propose a Call-For-Papers Retrieval System (CRS) which provides a list of relevant calls for papers given the textual content ... -
Called shots: Baseball as modern American fiction.
(Dalhousie University, 1997) -
The Campbellton Formation, New Brunswick, Canada: A Sedimentological and Paleoenvironmental Description of an Early Devonian (Emsian) Vegetated Landscape
(2011-09-06)The Campbellton Formation, ~1 km thick, has long been recognized for early plants, arthropods, and fishes. The sedimentology of two basins is described with six facies associations to provide a framework for the fossil ... -
Campus: Flexible Methods for a City in Decline
(2010-12-20)Buffalo, New York was once among the wealthiest cities in the United States, today it is one of the poorest, with a poverty rate of 30%. The economic-infrastructural shift following the opening of the St Lawrence Seaway ... -
Can a State Decolonize Itself? A Critical Analysis of Bolivia's State-Led Decolonization Process
(2014-08-21)This study examines how state involvement has affected Bolivia’s decolonization process. By comparing interviews on decolonization with various indigenous organizations and with the state’s Vice Ministry of Decolonization, ... -
Can RSV-Associated Hospitalization in the First Year of Life be Predicted at Birth Among Infants Born at 32-35 Weeks Gestation?
(2012-12-17)This retrospective cohort study examined risk factors associated with RSV-associated hospitalization (RSV-H) among infants born 32 to 35 weeks gestational age in Nova Scotia. Results were used to develop a clinical instrument ... -
Can the Chinese Yuan Replace the Dollar? Lessons from the Dollar-Pound transition of the 1920's.
(2010-09-10)More than fifty years ago, the dollar superceded the pound as the leading reserve currency, as dollar reserves held by countries around the world surpassed the pound reserves. Today, with its continuous fast-growing ... -
Can you hear me now? The relationship between statistical learning and speech perception under degraded listening conditions
The present study investigated whether there was a relationship between statistical learning and the ability to use top-down processing to predict incoming speech using electroencephalography (EEG). Statistical learning ... -
Canada and the OAS: From dilettante to full partner.
(Dalhousie University, 1992) -
Canada's Defence Procurement Crisis: Why Failure is the Norm
This thesis explores the manner in which the current method of defence procurement in Canada, a process which is fraught with cancellations, delays, and cost over-runs, is not likely to be altered in the foreseeable future. ... -
CANADA-US MILITARY INTEROPERABILITY: AT WHAT COST SOVEREIGNTY?
(2012-08-21)This study examines whether Canada’s military’s interoperability with the United States affects Canadian sovereignty. The literature dealing with this subject is highly polarized arguing that such interoperability either ... -
Canadian Counsellors’ Views of Working with Individuals Considering Third Party Reproduction
Assisted Human Reproduction has altered the way people can achieve parenthood; individuals, families and nations have had to adjust. In Canada the lack of legislation for this rapidly growing area of privatized medicine ... -
Canadian Maritime Security in an Era of Climate Change: The Away Game
(2010-08-27)Beyond possible sovereignty disputes resulting from melting Arctic ice, very little is said or written about the maritime security implications of climate change. What does climate change mean for Canadian maritime security, ... -
Canadian University Presidents on Sustainability: Definitions, Roles and Ways Forward
(2013-09-11)Increasingly, universities are being tasked with leading the way to a sustainable future. Yet little is known about how Canadian university presidents conceptualize sustainable development and the role of the university ... -
CANNABINOID 2 RECEPTOR AND GPR55 AS THERAPEUTIC TARGETS IN EXPERIMENTAL SEPSIS
Sepsis represents a dysregulated systemic acute inflammatory response to severe infection. Despite efforts to develop supportive sepsis therapies, none has been approved that address the immune dysregulation. The endogenous ...
