• Maturity transformation risk, profitability and stability in Islamic banking: A new macro-prudential liquidity perspective 

  Mahmood, Haroon (Lincoln University, 2018)

  Maturity transformation risk and bank liquidity management practices have drawn substantial regulatory attention, in the wake of the 2007-08 global financial crisis. To harmonize the robust management and monitoring of ...

• Two reduction methods to simplify complex ODE mathematical models of biological networks and a case study: The G1/S checkpoint/DNA-damage signal transduction pathways 

  Khazaaleh, Mutaz (Lincoln University, 2018-07-25)

  Model reduction is a hot topic in studies of biological systems. By reducing the complexity of detailed models through finding important elements, developing multi-level models and keeping the soul (biological meaning) of ...

• Distributive justice in the pursuit of agricultural sustainability 

  Whitehead, Jay (Lincoln University, 2018)

  While there is a trend towards improving agricultural sustainability, the implementation and uptake of sustainability initiatives will be facilitated if burdens imposed on those expected to participate are perceived as ...

• The effects of model foods rich in bioactive compounds on brain-gut regulation and neurodegeneration 

  Hossain, A K M Mofasser (Lincoln University, 2018)

  A compelling interaction between the diet, gut and host physiology has emerged. Biologically active compounds particularly dietary fibre (DF) and polyphenols in a diet have long been appreciated due to their inverse relation ...

• Qualitative and semi quantitative systems approaches to complex systems modelling – Intuitive and flexible models of biological systems 

  Alsharaiah, Mohammad (Lincoln University, 2018)

  Biological systems such as cell cycle are complex systems consisting of an enormous number of elements. These elements interact in ways that produce nonlinear and complex systems behaviour such as oscillations. A number ...

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