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Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences
The Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences research institutes and centres play an important role in specialist teaching and research conducted by academic staff and postgraduate students. This places AUT students at the forefront of much of the ground-breaking health, sport and scientific research undertaken in New Zealand.
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(Human Kinetics; 2010)Background: Activity Monitors give an objective measure of usual walking performance. This study aimed to examine the test-retest reliability of the StepWatch Activity Monitor outputs (mean steps/day; peak activity index; ... -
(Australian New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM); 2011)New Zealand has had stark inequalities in health outcomes between Māori and Non-Māori for decades. I argue that, at least in part, embedded institutional racism within the administration of the healthcare system may ... -
(Knowledge Engineering Lab, the University of Otago; 2001)Biologically inspired Artificial Neural Network (ANN) modelling methods provide a means of problem solving that incorporates heuristics with conventional algorithmic processing Over the last few decades, ... -
(Nature Publishing Group (NPG); 2013)Water, an essential nutrient, is often ignored in reports of dietary surveys and nutrition. Although it is ubiquitous in foods and beverages, the attention is often focused on the minerals or calorific values of the fluids ... -
(The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences; 2012)No abstract.
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