04 University of Plymouth Research Theses: Recent submissions
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THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF MACROALGAL GENERATED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LEVELS ON CO-OCCURRING ORGANISM IN ROCK POOLS
(University of Plymouth, 2022)THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF MACROALGAL GENERATED HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LEVELS ON CO-OCCURRING ORGANISM IN ROCK POOLS by AGAPERY YOANE PATTINASARANY Abstract Macroalgae have been identified as a potential source of ROS (e.g., ... -
Development of a novel antibacterial silver nanocoating to reduce nosocomial infections
(University of Plymouth, 2022)Nosocomial infections (those that are hospital-acquired) lead to patient morbidity and mortality, and are further complicated by the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance. Wastewater plumbing systems (WPS) are ... -
A Knowledge Mobilisation Framework for Lean Supply Chains in Agri-food Industry
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Architectural design for Dementia: Exploring alternate contemporary cultures of residential care design
(University of Plymouth, 2022)Architectural Design for Dementia: exploring alternate contemporary cultures of residential care design. The Alzheimer's Association (2018) projected the number of people living with a dementia diagnosis to surpass 2 ... -
Accurate Data: Using Young Adult Science Fiction to Explore the Impacts of Compulsory Sexuality on Young Ace Lives
(University of Plymouth, 2022)This thesis uses Young Adult science fiction to explore regulatory systems of compulsory sexuality, and the ways in which the resulting societal norms and values impact the lives and experiences of young ace individuals. ... -
PREDICTION OF CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK IN CHILDREN
(University of Plymouth, 2022)Background: Three decades of clinical research have demonstrated that the risks of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ACVD: coronary disease and ischaemic stroke), and the closely related type 2 diabetes (T2D) are ... -
MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY: POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS FOR THE DETECTION OF DOWN SYNDROME PREGNANCIES
(University of Plymouth, 2022)Down Syndrome (DS), also called trisomy 21, is the most common non- lethal fetal aneuploidy that affects 1 in 800 live births. The disease appears mostly due to the existence of an extra copy of chromosome 21. In the UK, ... -
Delayed gastric emptying in Ivor Lewis Gastro-oesophagectomy
(University of Plymouth, 2022)Delayed gastric emptying(DGE) affects 17.5% of Ivor Lewis Gastro-oesophagectomy(ILGO) patients in my unit. DGE diagnosis is varied globally due to definition subjectivity. Definition standardisation along with a diagnostic ... -
Testing Market Efficiency of MENA Equity Returns
(University of Plymouth, 2022)This study focuses on the MENA region, which comprises Bahrain, Egypt, Israel, Jordon, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Tunisia, and Morocco. Although the MENA countries have overseen many ... -
Investigating ‘active citizenship’: a journey toward the political heart of education in the company of Hannah Arendt.
(University of Plymouth, 2022)The formation of ‘active citizens’ has become a desirable educational outcome in mainstream secondary and adult education in the UK. However, there is a wide range of interpretations regarding what being ‘active’ as a ...
