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See detailZwischen lokaler Tradition und Umbruch in die Moderne. Faktoren der Krise einer Fürsorgeerziehungsanstalt um 1930
Priem, Karin UL

in Göhlich, Michael; Hopf, Caroline; Tröhler, Daniel (Eds.) Persistenz und Verschwinden. Persistence and Disappearance. Pädagogische Organisationen im historischen Kontext. Educational Organizations in their Historical Contexts (2008)

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See detailDie Wählerschaft von CSV und Rechtspartei im Lichte der empirischen Wahlforschung
Fehlen, Fernand UL

in Trausch, Gilbert (Ed.) CSV Spiegelbild eines Landes und seiner Politik? (2008)

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See detailEinleitung: George Herbert Mead und die Entwicklung einer sozialen Erziehungskonzeption.
Tröhler, Daniel UL; Biesta, Gert UL

in Mead, G. H. (Ed.) Philosophie der Erziehung. Herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Daniel Tröhler und Gert Biesta. (2008)

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See detailDepletion-induced phase transitions in supensions of rods
Schilling, Tanja UL

Scientific Conference (2008)

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See detailIndikatoren der Problemlöseleistung: Sinn und Unsinn verschiedener Berechnungsvorschriften
Greiff, Samuel UL; Funke, Joachim

in Bericht aus dem MicroDYN Projekt (2008)

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See detailDifferent countries, different pedagogies: Student teacher exchanges for primary language learning.
Kirsch, Claudine UL

in Kenner, Charmian; Hickey, Tina M. (Eds.) Multilingual Europe: Diversity and Learning. (2008)

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See detailCharacterization of CuInSe2 material and devices: comparison of thermal and electrochemically prepared absorber layers
Dale, Phillip UL; Samantilleke, A. P.; Zoppi, Guillaume et al

in Applied Physics Letters (2008), 41(8), 085105-085113

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See detailGeorge Herbert Mead und die Entwicklung einer sozialen Erziehungskonzeption
Tröhler, Daniel UL

in Biesta, Gert; Tröhler, Daniel (Eds.) George Herbert Mead: Philosophie der Erziehung (2008)

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See detailGeorge Herbert Mead and the development of a social conception of education
Biesta, Gert UL; Tröhler, Daniel UL

in The Philosophy of Education by George Herbert Mead (2008)

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See detailDetecting User Mode Linux Honeypots is fine ... but it's better to crash them.
Wagener, Gerard UL; Raynal, Frédéric; Dulaunoy, Alexandre et al

Scientific Conference (2008)

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See detailFormal Methods in Cross Layer Modeling and Optimization of Wireless Networks: State of the Art and Future Directions
Kliazovich, Dzmitry UL; Devetsikiotis, Michael; Granelli, Fabrizio

in Heterogeneous Next Generation Networking: Innovations and Platforms (2008)

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See detailMobilités quotidienne et résidentielle au Luxembourg : un apercu à travers l'outil Mobilluxweb
Carpentier, Samuel; Gerber, Philippe; Petit, Sébastien et al

in Population et Territoire (2008), 13

Cet article propose, à travers différents indicateurs, un panorama des dynamiques de mobilité actuelles, consultable sur un site internet. Les analyses ainsi menées mettent en évidence une augmentation ... [more ▼]

Cet article propose, à travers différents indicateurs, un panorama des dynamiques de mobilité actuelles, consultable sur un site internet. Les analyses ainsi menées mettent en évidence une augmentation des flux domicile/travail alimentée à la fois par l’augmentation du nombre de travailleurs, mais aussi par l’allongement des distances parcourues consécutif au phénomène de périurbanisation. [less ▲]

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See detailA Generic Weaver for supporting Product Lines
Morin, Brice; Klein, Jacques UL; Barais, Olivier et al

in Early Aspects Workshop at E (2008)

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See detailAdvanced spot quality analysis in two-colour microarray experiments
Yatskou, M.; Novikov, E.; Vetter, G. et al

in BMC Research Notes (2008), 1

Background: Image analysis of microarrays and, in particular, spot quantification and spot quality control, is one of the most important steps in statistical analysis of microarray data. Recent methods of ... [more ▼]

Background: Image analysis of microarrays and, in particular, spot quantification and spot quality control, is one of the most important steps in statistical analysis of microarray data. Recent methods of spot quality control are still in early age of development, often leading to underestimation of true positive microarray features and, consequently, to loss of important biological information. Therefore, improving and standardizing the statistical approaches of spot quality control are essential to facilitate the overall analysis of microarray data and subsequent extraction of biological information. Findings: We evaluated the performance of two image analysis packages MAIA and GenePix (GP) using two complementary experimental approaches with a focus on the statistical analysis of spot quality factors. First, we developed control microarrays with a priori known fluorescence ratios to verify the accuracy and precision of the ratio estimation of signal intensities. Next, we developed advanced semi-automatic protocols of spot quality evaluation in MAIA and GP and compared their performance with available facilities of spot quantitative filtering in GP. We evaluated these algorithms for standardised spot quality analysis in a whole-genome microarray experiment assessing well-characterised transcriptional modifications induced by the transcription regulator SNAI1. Using a set of RT-PCR or qRT-PCR validated microarray data, we found that the semi-automatic protocol of spot quality control we developed with MAIA allowed recovering approximately 13% more spots and 38% more differentially expressed genes (at FDR = 5%) than GP with default spot filtering conditions. Conclusion: Careful control of spot quality characteristics with advanced spot quality evaluation can significantly increase the amount of confident and accurate data resulting in more meaningful biological conclusions. © 2008 Friederich et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. [less ▲]

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See detailTree Based Flooding Protocol for Multi-Hop Wireless Networks
Frank, Raphaël UL; Scherer, Thomas UL; Engel, Thomas UL

in Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Broadband Communications, Information Technology & Biomedical Applications (2008)

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See detailHealth risk behaviours and life satisfaction among victims of physical aggression
Recchia, Sophie UL; Hoffmann, Martine UL; Steffgen, Georges UL et al

in Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health (2008)

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See detailCollisions for Step-Reduced SHA-256
Nikolic, Ivica UL; Biryukov, Alex UL

in Fast Software Encryption - 15th International Workshop, Revised Selected Papers (2008)

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See detailWissenschaft vom Verfassungsrecht : Frankreich
Heuschling, Luc UL

in von Bogdandy, Armin; Huber, Peter Michael; Cruz Villalon, Pedro (Eds.) Handbuch Ius Publicum Europaeum, Band 2 (2008)

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See detailSinorhizobium meliloti regulator MucR couples exopolysaccharide synthesis and motility.
Bahlawane, Christelle UL; McIntosh, Matthew; Krol, Elizaveta et al

in Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions (2008), 21(11), 1498-509

In order to enter symbiosis with its legume partner, Sinorhizobium meliloti requires regulatory systems for the appropriate responses to its environment. For example, motility is required for the ... [more ▼]

In order to enter symbiosis with its legume partner, Sinorhizobium meliloti requires regulatory systems for the appropriate responses to its environment. For example, motility is required for the chemotactic movement of bacteria toward the compounds released by its host, and exopolysaccharides (EPS) are required for bacterial attachment to the root or for invasion of the infection thread. Previous research has shown that ExoR/ExoS/ChvI as well as the ExpR/Sin quorum-sensing system inversely regulate both motility and EPS production, although the regulation mechanisms were unknown. We were able to attribute the ExpR-mediated regulation of motility to the ability of ExpR to bind a DNA sequence upstream of visN when activated by N-acyl-homoserine lactone. Furthermore, MucR, previously characterized as a regulator of EPS production, also affected motility. MucR inhibited expression of rem encoding an activator of motility gene expression and, consequently, the expression of Rem-regulated genes such as flaF and flgG. Binding of MucR to the rem promoter region was demonstrated and a sequence motif similar to the previously identified MucR binding consensus was identified within this region. The swarming ability of S. meliloti Rm2011 was shown to depend on a functional ExpR/Sin quorum-sensing system and the production of both flagella and EPS. Finally, we propose a model for the coordination of motility and EPS synthesis in S. meliloti. [less ▲]

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See detailStable convergence of multiple Wiener-It\^o integrals
Peccati, Giovanni UL; Taqqu, Murad S.

in Journal of Theoretical Probability (2008), 21(3), 527--570

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