Below are theses and dissertations completed by graduates of the University of Nevada Las Vegas College of Integrated Health Sciences.

For the entire collection of UNLV theses and dissertations, visit UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

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Theses/Dissertations from 2010

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Evaluation of a 3-dimensional inertial tracking system for quantifying human movement, David T. DeLion

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Effects of obesity on the biomechanics of children’s gait at different speeds, Philana-Lee Gouws

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The Effects of observation, dialogue, and attentional focus in dyadic training protocol, Carolina Granados

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Variability of pacing in marathon distance running, Thomas A. Haney Jr.

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Neutron flux and energy characterization of a plutonium-beryllium isotopic neutron source by Monte Carlo simulation with verification by neutron activation analysis, Zachary R. Harvey

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Protocol variation analysis of whole brain CT perfusion in acute ischemic stroke, Peter T. Heiberger

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The Relationship of snowmobile year, track length, and riding terrain to the occurrence of musculosketetal symptoms in recreational snowmobile drivers, Erica L. Heisler

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Kinetics at front foot contact of cricket bowling during a 10-over spell, Jacobus Noël Liebenberg

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Macrophages loaded with gold nanoshells for photothermal ablation of glioma: An in vitro model, Amani Riad Makkouk

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Development of a functional MRI Olfactory Protocol, Jeremy Mangum

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The Relationship between fitness level, gender, and the percentage of VO2 max at crossover, Christina Louise Pettigrew

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The Effect of self-efficacy manipulation on the efficiency, rate of perceived exertion, and affective state of runners, Isabelle Stoate

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The Relationship of a long-term exercise program and selected coronary risk factors, Maryse Wells