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Strategic Marketing as Solution for Growing Uncertainties among National Non-Profit Sport Federations in the Netherlands - Research Design.

Marije van 't Verlaat (Docent)

Dutch National Sports Organizations (NSFs) is currently experiencing financial pressures. Two indications for this are described in this paper i.e. increased competition in the sports sector and changes in subsidy division. Decreasing incomes from subsidies can be compensated with either increasing incomes …

2007Economie & ManagementConferentiebijdrage

Teacher coaches' dialogues with prospective teachers. A study of transfer of training

Frank Crasborn (Docent); Paul Hennissen (Lector); Niels Brouwer; Theo Bergen

In this study, the impact of a training program focusing on the deliberate use of interventions during coaching dialogues with prospective teachers was investigated. Video recordings were analyzed of coaching dialogues carried on in the workplace by 28 teachers in primary education with the prospective …

2005-07Opvoeding & OnderwijsConferentiebijdrage

Lactobacillus diolivorans sp. nov., a 1,2-propanediol-degrading bacterium isolated from aerobically stable maize silage

Krooneman, Janneke; Faber, F (Biorefinery); Alderkamp, AC; Elferink, SJHWO; Driehuis, F; Cleenwerck, [No Value]; Swings, J; Gottschal, JC; Vancanneyt, M

Inoculation of maize silage with Lactobacillus buchneri (5 × 105 c.f.u. g-1 of maize silage) prior to ensiling results in the formation of aerobically stable silage. After 9 months, lactic acid bacterium counts are approximately 1010 c.f.u. g-1 in these treated silages. An important subpopulation (5.9 …

2002-03-01AlgemeenArtikel

Substrate utilization in non-obese Type II diabetic patients at rest and during exercise

L.B. Borghouts (Lector); P.L.L. Goyens; H.A. Keizer; A.J.M. Wagenmakers

Using stable isotope techniques, this study shows that plasma free fatty acid oxidation is not impaired during exercise in non-obese type II diabetic patients.

2002AlgemeenArtikel

Differences in acetate recovery factor between groups may interfere with tracer estimates of fat oxidation (letter to the editor)

L.B. Borghouts (Lector); E.E. Blaak; P. Schrauwen; A.J.M. Wagenmakers

This letter to the editor argues that the assumption of a single value for the acetate recovery factor in carbon-13 stable isotope research for different individuals, can lead to significant errors in the outcomes of substrate utilization measurements.

2001AlgemeenBijdrage aan periodiek

Determinants of the acetate recovery factor: implications for estimation of 13C substrate oxidation.

P. Schrauwen; E.E. Blaak; A.J.M. Wagenmakers; L.B. Borghouts (Lector); Dorien P.C. van Aggel-Leijssen

The data of this study indicate that the acetate recovery factor, used in stable isotope research, needs to be deteremined in every subject, under similar conditions as used for the tracer-derived determination of substrate oxidation.

2000AlgemeenArtikel

Method for recovering or recirculating stable nitroxide radicals

Heeres, Andre (Biobased Ingredients And Materials); Van Doren, Hendrik Arend; Bleeker, Ido Pieter; Gotlieb, Kornelis Fester.

The invention relates for a method for recovering stable nitroxide radicals, wherein at least a part of a reaction mixt. consisting of a soln. or suspension, or a filtrate or supernatant of a suspension, in which stable nitroxide radicals are present in non-solid form, is subjected to an azeotropic distn. …

1996-11-21AlgemeenPatent

Reduced oxidation rates of ingested glucose during prolonged exercise with low endogenous CHO availability

A.E. Jeukendrup; L.B. Borghouts (Lector); W.H.M. Saris; A.J.M. Wagenmakers

This paper descibes a study that shows that glycogen-lowering exercise, performed the evening before an exercise bout in combination with glycogen restriction leads to a reduction of the oxidation rate of ingested glucose during moderate-intensity exercise

1996AlgemeenArtikel

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