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Qualitative changes in the implant subgroup.
Published 2025“…In the study group, the IOP was statistically significantly lower by 29% at the end of the follow-up compared to the preoperative measurements (<i><i>p</i></i> = 0.009). …”
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Results of the colorimetric MTT test.
Published 2025“…In the study group, the IOP was statistically significantly lower by 29% at the end of the follow-up compared to the preoperative measurements (<i><i>p</i></i> = 0.009). …”
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IOP fluctuation.
Published 2025“…In the study group, the IOP was statistically significantly lower by 29% at the end of the follow-up compared to the preoperative measurements (<i><i>p</i></i> = 0.009). …”
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IOP fluctuation.
Published 2025“…In the study group, the IOP was statistically significantly lower by 29% at the end of the follow-up compared to the preoperative measurements (<i><i>p</i></i> = 0.009). …”
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Granite sample.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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X-ray diffractometer and mineral composition.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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Continuous-discontinuous coupling model.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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FLAC-PFC coupling calculation principle.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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Energy evolution characteristics of granite.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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Granite bond failure characteristic map.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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Drawing test data.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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Basic parameters of model.
Published 2025“…As the confining pressure increased, the ratio of tensile cracks in rock sample failure decreased, while the ratio of shear cracks increased. …”
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Minimum data set used in the article.
Published 2025“…The average total phosphorus (TP) content in cropland soil was slightly higher than in forestland and significantly higher than in grassland. The weaker carbon-sequestration capacity of cropland soil resulted in notably lower C:N (10.13) and C:P (47.38) ratios compared to forestland and grassland. …”
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Concentrations of C, N, and P in time change.
Published 2025“…The average total phosphorus (TP) content in cropland soil was slightly higher than in forestland and significantly higher than in grassland. The weaker carbon-sequestration capacity of cropland soil resulted in notably lower C:N (10.13) and C:P (47.38) ratios compared to forestland and grassland. …”
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The ADMET analysis of the selected compounds.
Published 2025“…RMSF analysis indicated greater flexibility in ligand-binding regions of LasI-Sulfaperin and QscR complexes, suggesting weaker binding. SASA showed a decrease in solvent-accessible surface area for the LasI-Sulfamerazine complex, supporting a compact structure. …”