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    Biomechanical findings in horses showing asymmetrical vertical excursions of the withers at walk by Anna Byström (5797970)

    Published 2018
    “…Mixed models were used to study associations between symmetry parameters. Trial-mean T6minDiff ranged between 0.3–23 mm. Of the seven horses, five consistently dropped the withers more in early left forelimb stance, one was fairly symmetrical, and one dropped the withers more in early right forelimb stance. …”
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    Evidence of High Out of Pocket Spending for HIV Care Leading to Catastrophic Expenditure for Affected Patients in Lao People's Democratic Republic by Hubert Barennes (333382)

    Published 2015
    “…We assumed that such OOPs may result in catastrophic health expenses in this context with fragile economical balance and low health insurance coverage.…”
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    Mean stiffness after length changes. by Fabio C. Minozzo (189129)

    Published 2013
    “…<p>Mean stiffness values (± S.E.M) measured during isometric contractions (black bar), and when forces reach a new steady state after shortening (light grey bar) and stretch (dark grey bar) in experiments performed in pCa<sup>2+</sup>4.5 and pCa<sup>2+</sup>6.0. …”
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    As the number of spots in an image increases, the fraction of workers annotating each spot decreases, but most spots still get annotations from a majority of workers (spot SNR = 10... by Jenny M. Vo-Phamhi (11250803)

    Published 2021
    “…<b>(B)</b> As the number of spots increased, the fraction of spots that workers were willing to click decreased. On average, workers annotated almost all spots for images with 50 spots but only about 60% of all spots for images with 200 spots. …”
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    Sleep quality of respondents (n = 259). by Isha Aryal (22582068)

    Published 2025
    “…Data analysis was done using SPSS version 11.5. The mean screen time of respondents was 4.93 ± 2.11 hours per day and mean sleep duration was 6.73 ± 1.41 hours. …”