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See detailLes résultats des élèves de la Communauté française en lecture : ce que disent les évaluations externes.
Baye, Ariane ULg

Conference given outside the academic context (2005)

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See detailRésultats du Panel Démographique et socio-économique belge, trajectoire d'emploi et précarité d'emploi
Gavray, Claire ULg

in Degenne, M.; Mansuy, M.; Podevin, G. (Eds.) et al Typologies des marchés du travail . Suivi et parcours (1996)

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See detailRésultats du projet ecopathologique de l'observatoire de la santé mammaire
Theron, Léonard ULg; Jadoul, Thierry

Speech (2008)

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See detailRésultats expérimentaux d'une méthode (CAMEL) d'entraînement et d'évaluation des étudiants de première année universitaire
Leclercq, Dieudonné ULg; Herremans, Thomas ULg; Englebert, L. et al

in Actes du 23e colloque international de l'association internationale de prédagogie universitaire (AIPU) (2006, May)

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See detailRésultats généraux d'une analyse spectrographique des eaux naturelles de la région de Spa
Swings, Polydore ULg; Vivario, R.

in Bulletin de la Société Royale des Sciences de Liège (1935), 4-5

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See detailRésultats préliminaires d’une étude sur les biopsies rectales prélevées avec une pince à biopsie utérine
Leroux, Aurélia ULg; Amory, Hélène ULg; Van Galen, Gaby ULg

Poster (2008, October 09)

Introduction : La description pratique de la technique de biopsie rectale dans l’espèce équine diffère d’un auteur à l’autre. Pour obtenir des échantillons représentatifs, il est souvent suggéré effectuer ... [more ▼]

Introduction : La description pratique de la technique de biopsie rectale dans l’espèce équine diffère d’un auteur à l’autre. Pour obtenir des échantillons représentatifs, il est souvent suggéré effectuer les biopsies à l’aveugle au moyen d’une pince à biopsie utérine plutôt que par endoscopie rectale. Les sites de prélèvement préconisés sont variables. Même si tous les auteurs s’accordent à dire qu’il faut réaliser la biopsie en arrière du cul-de-sac rétropéritonéal [1] [2], la distance de prélèvement en avant de l’anus varie de 15 cm [2] [5] à 30 cm [1] [3]. De plus, le prélèvement est réalisé tantôt au plafond [1] [5], tantôt au plancher [3] du rectum. De nombreux auteurs évoquent le très faible risque de complication suite à la biopsie rectale [1] [4], mais la perforation, l’abcès périrectal et la péritonite septique ont été décrits [2]. Objectifs : Le but de cette étude est d’évaluer les risques associés à la technique de biopsie rectale réalisée au moyen d’une pince à biopsie utérine. Méthodes : Cette étude a été effectuée sur 11 chevaux destinés à l’euthanasie : les 7 premiers ont été biopsiés sous anesthésie générale, et les 4 autres ont été biopsiés debout sous tranquillisation (0,01mg/kg détomidine IV ou 0,6mg/kg xylazine IV). Résultats : Aucun des 4 chevaux biopsiés debout n’a montré de signes de douleur au cours de la procédure. Pour un droitier, il s’est avéré plus facile d’effectuer la biopsie rectale avec la pince dans la main droite et la muqueuse rectale dans la main gauche et de prélever à 2H. Discussion et conclusions : La biopsie rectale est facile à faire et bien supportée sur le cheval tranquillisé, bien qu’elle soit fréquemment associée à des hémorragies locales. Le prélèvement devrait être fait à moins de 15 cm de profondeur pour réduire les risques de péritonite. Il est en outre conseillé d’effectuer les biopsies à 10H (gaucher) ou 2H (droitier) pour faciliter techniquement l’acte et réduire les risques d’hématomes. Attendu que l’euthanasie a été effectuée juste après les biopsies, le développement éventuel d’autres complications n’a pas été évalué dans cette étude. Dans une étude suivante, l’aspect histologique des prélèvements obtenus par biopsie sera évalué et comparé à celui obtenu post-mortem. References 1. BRAZIL T. (2007) How to: duodenal and rectal biopsy, BEVA Congress 2007 Proceedings, 66-67. 2. DEBOWES R.M. (1991) Standing rectal and tail surgery, Vet. Clin. North Am. Equine Pract., 7 : 3, 649-667. 3. LINDBERG R., NYGREN A., PERSSON S.G.B. (1996) Rectal biopsy diagnosis in horses with clinical signs of intestinal disorders: a retrospective study of 116 cases. Equine Vet. J., 28 : 4, 275-284. 4. PLUMMER P.J. (2006) Malabsorptive maldigestive disorder with concurrent Salmonella in a 3-year-old quarter horse. Vet. Clin. North Am. Equine Pract., 22 : 1, 85-94. 5. TAMZALI Y. (2006) Chronic weight loss syndrome in the horse: a 60 case retrospective study. Equine Vet. Educ., 18 : 6, 289-296. [less ▲]

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See detailRésultats préliminaires de l'étude de la séquence paléolithique au Trou Al'Wesse (comm. de Modave)
Miller, Rebecca ULg; Stewart, John; Otte, Marcel ULg

in Notae Praehistoricae (2007), 27

Nous présentons les résultats préliminaires de l'étude de la séquence pléistocène du Trou Al'Wesse. Il s'agit de données archéologiques et paléontologiques, ainsi que de nouvelles datations, précisant la ... [more ▼]

Nous présentons les résultats préliminaires de l'étude de la séquence pléistocène du Trou Al'Wesse. Il s'agit de données archéologiques et paléontologiques, ainsi que de nouvelles datations, précisant la position stratigraphique des occupations aurignaciennes et moustériennes. Two significant discoveries are presented: the first bone tools discovered in stratigraphic context (a point dating to the EUP) and two ungulate bone fragments with cutmarks (Mousterian). [less ▲]

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See detailRésultats relatifs aux élèves de 5e primaire et de 2e secondaire
Blondin, Christiane ULg; Lafontaine, Dominique ULg

in Evaluation des premières zones d'éducation prioritaires en Communauté française (Zones 2 & 3 : Bruxelles) (1993)

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See detailResults from keeping fattening pigs on deep litters
Nicks, Baudouin ULg; Desiron, A.; Marlier, D. et al

in Proceedings of the VIII International Congress on Animal Hygiene (1994)

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See detailResults from the Herschel Key Program MESS
Groenewegen, M. A. T.; Waelkens, C.; Barlow, M. J. et al

in Kerschbaum, F.; Lebzelter, T.; Wing, R. F. (Eds.) Why Galaxies Care about AGB Stars II: Shining Examples and Common Inhabitants. ASPC 445 (2011)

MESS (Mass loss of Evolved StarS) is a Herschel Guaranteed Time Key Program that will image about 100, and do spectroscopy of about 50, post-main-sequence objects of all flavours: AGB stars, post-AGB ... [more ▼]

MESS (Mass loss of Evolved StarS) is a Herschel Guaranteed Time Key Program that will image about 100, and do spectroscopy of about 50, post-main-sequence objects of all flavours: AGB stars, post-AGB stars, planetary nebulae, luminous blue variables, Wolf-Rayet stars, and supernova remnants. In this review the implementation and current status of MESS is outlined, and first results are presented. [less ▲]

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See detailResults from the implementation of aid effectiveness principles in the health sector in Mali
Paul, Elisabeth ULg; Ireland, Megan; Martini, Jessica et al

in Journal of Public Health Policy (2012)

The international community holds high expectations for aid producing demonstrable results in the health sector, at the global and developing country levels. Yet, measuring the effectiveness of aid ... [more ▼]

The international community holds high expectations for aid producing demonstrable results in the health sector, at the global and developing country levels. Yet, measuring the effectiveness of aid presents methodological challenges. Existing evaluation frameworks are not sufficiently geared toward learning whether and how practices have changed. We present a framework for measuring the results of implementing aid effectiveness principles at three levels: implementation process, health system strengthening, and outcomes/impact. We developed this framework in the context of monitoring results on the effectiveness of the aid agenda in the health sector in Mali. Despite some changes in behavior that resulted in increased aid effectiveness and improved results at system and outcome levels, overall, the aid effectiveness principles have not been fully implemented. Thus expectations in terms of health outcomes should be realistic. [less ▲]

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See detailResults in contour-texture coding
Lemaire, Pierre; Van Droogenbroeck, Marc ULg

Report (1990)

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See detailResults obtained by minimising natural frequency and mac-value errors of a beam model
Thonon, C.; Golinval, Jean-Claude ULg

in Mechanical Systems & Signal Processing (2003), 17(1), 65-72

This paper reports the procedure followed by the 'LTAS-Vibrations et Identification des Structures' research group to generate a low-order finite element (FE) model of the GARTEUR SM-AG19 structure. The ... [more ▼]

This paper reports the procedure followed by the 'LTAS-Vibrations et Identification des Structures' research group to generate a low-order finite element (FE) model of the GARTEUR SM-AG19 structure. The model is made of beam elements, local inertia and rigid body elements. The philosophy of the updating method is first based on the correlation of the experimental data with the results of the FE model and on the localisation of errors in the model. Updating parameters are then selected using eigenvalue sensitivity and model error localisation analyses. After updating, the quality of the FE model is assessed in terms of accuracy of the response prediction to structural modifications. (C) 2003 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. [less ▲]

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See detailResults of a haplotype-based GWAS for recurrent laryngeal neuropathy in the horse.
Dupuis, Marie-Capucine ULg; Zhang, Zhiyan ULg; Druet, Tom ULg et al

in Mammalian Genome : Official Journal of the International Mammalian Genome Society (2011)

Recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) is a major upper-airway disease of horses that causes abnormal respiratory noise during exercise and can impair performance. Etiopathogenesis remains unclear but ... [more ▼]

Recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) is a major upper-airway disease of horses that causes abnormal respiratory noise during exercise and can impair performance. Etiopathogenesis remains unclear but genetic factors have been suspected for many decades. The objective of this study was to identify risk loci associated with RLN. To that end we genotyped 234 cases (196 Warmbloods, 20 Trotters, 14 Thoroughbreds, and 4 Draft horses), 228 breed-matched controls, and 69 parents with the Illumina Equine SNP50 BeadChip. Using these data, we quantified population structure and performed single-marker and haplotype-based association studies, as well as family-based linkage analyses. We accounted for population stratification by modeling a random polygenic background effect with covariance structure estimated from genome-wide SNP data. Using the haplotype-based approach, we identified two genome-wide suggestive loci in Warmbloods, respectively on chromosomes 21 (p = 1.62 x 10(-6)) and 31 (p = 1.69 x 10(-5)). The two signals were driven by the enrichment of a "protective" haplotype in controls compared to cases. [less ▲]

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See detailResults of a whole genome scan targeting QTL for growth and carcass traits in a Pietrain x Large White intercross
Nezer, C.; Moreau, L.; Wagenaar, D. et al

in Genetics, Selection, Evolution (2002), 34(3, May-Jun), 371-387

We herein report the results of a whole genome scan performed in a Pietrain x Large White intercross counting 525 offspring to map QTL influencing economically important growth and carcass traits. We ... [more ▼]

We herein report the results of a whole genome scan performed in a Pietrain x Large White intercross counting 525 offspring to map QTL influencing economically important growth and carcass traits. We report experiment-wide significant lod scores (> 4.6) for meatiness and fat deposition on chromosome SSC2, and for average daily gain and carcass length on chromosome SSC7. Additional suggestive lod scores (> 3.3) for fat deposition are reported on chromosomes SSC1, SSC7 and SSC13. A significant dominance deviation was found for the QTL on SSC1, while the hypothesis of an additive QTL could not be rejected for the QTL on SSC7 and SSC13. No evidence for imprinted QTL could be found for QTL other than the one previously reported on SSC2. [less ▲]

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See detailResults of a whole-genome quantitative trait locus scan for growth, carcass composition and meat quality in a porcine four-way cross
Harmegnies, N.; Davin, Fabienne ULg; De Smet, S. et al

in Animal Genetics (2006), 37(6), 543-553

A whole-genome quantitative trait locus (QTL) scan for 31 phenotypes related to growth, carcass composition and meat quality was conducted using 1187 progeny of a commercial four-way cross. Animals were ... [more ▼]

A whole-genome quantitative trait locus (QTL) scan for 31 phenotypes related to growth, carcass composition and meat quality was conducted using 1187 progeny of a commercial four-way cross. Animals were genotyped for 198 microsatellite markers that spanned the entire porcine genome. QTL analysis was conducted to extract information from paternal and maternal meioses separately using a rank-based nonparametric approach for half-sib designs. Nine QTL exceeded genome-wide significance: one QTL affecting growth (average daily gain on SSC1), two QTL influencing carcass composition (fatness on SSC3 and muscle mass on SSC15) and six QTL influencing meat quality (tenderness on SSC4 and SSC14; colour on SSC5, SSC6 and SSCX; and conductivity on SSC16). All but one of these coincided with previously reported QTL. In addition, we present evidence for 78 suggestive QTL with a combined false discovery rate of 40%. [less ▲]

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See detailResults of a whole-genome quantitative trait locus scan for growth, carcass composition and meat quality in a porcine four-way cross.
Harmegnies, N.; DAVIN, Fabienne ULg; DE SMET, Samantha ULg et al

in Animal Genetics (2006), 37(6), 543-53

A whole-genome quantitative trait locus (QTL) scan for 31 phenotypes related to growth, carcass composition and meat quality was conducted using 1187 progeny of a commercial four-way cross. Animals were ... [more ▼]

A whole-genome quantitative trait locus (QTL) scan for 31 phenotypes related to growth, carcass composition and meat quality was conducted using 1187 progeny of a commercial four-way cross. Animals were genotyped for 198 microsatellite markers that spanned the entire porcine genome. QTL analysis was conducted to extract information from paternal and maternal meioses separately using a rank-based nonparametric approach for half-sib designs. Nine QTL exceeded genome-wide significance: one QTL affecting growth (average daily gain on SSC1), two QTL influencing carcass composition (fatness on SSC3 and muscle mass on SSC15) and six QTL influencing meat quality (tenderness on SSC4 and SSC14; colour on SSC5, SSC6 and SSCX; and conductivity on SSC16). All but one of these coincided with previously reported QTL. In addition, we present evidence for 78 suggestive QTL with a combined false discovery rate of 40%. [less ▲]

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