A Genetic Screen for Dihydropyridine (DHP)-Resistant Worms Reveals New Residues Required for DHP-Blockage of Mammalian Calcium Channels by Trevor C. Y. Kwok (46148)

“…As a Ca_v1 channel crystal structure is lacking, the current model of DHP action has largely been achieved by investigating the role of candidate Ca_v1 residues in mediating DHP-sensitivity. …”

Image_1_A Comparison of Forensic Age Prediction Models Using Data From Four DNA Methylation Technologies.TIF by A. Freire-Aradas (9255545)

“…DNA methylation has been established as the biomarker of choice for age prediction, since it was observed that specific CpG positions in the genome show systematic changes during an individual’s lifetime, with progressive increases or decreases in methylation levels. Subsequently, several forensic age prediction models have been reported, providing average age prediction error ranges of ±3–4 years, using a broad spectrum of technologies and underlying statistical analyses. …”

Table 2_Strategies to support the mental health and well-being of health and care workforce: a rapid review of reviews.docx by Cindy E. Frias (20899853)

“…Background<p>Countries globally face challenges in educating, employing and retaining their health and care workforce, largely due to underinvestment in health systems. …”

Table 1_Strategies to support the mental health and well-being of health and care workforce: a rapid review of reviews.docx by Cindy E. Frias (20899853)

“…Background<p>Countries globally face challenges in educating, employing and retaining their health and care workforce, largely due to underinvestment in health systems. …”

Table 3_Strategies to support the mental health and well-being of health and care workforce: a rapid review of reviews.docx by Cindy E. Frias (20899853)

“…Background<p>Countries globally face challenges in educating, employing and retaining their health and care workforce, largely due to underinvestment in health systems. …”

Table_2_A Comparison of Forensic Age Prediction Models Using Data From Four DNA Methylation Technologies.XLSX by A. Freire-Aradas (9255545)

“…DNA methylation has been established as the biomarker of choice for age prediction, since it was observed that specific CpG positions in the genome show systematic changes during an individual’s lifetime, with progressive increases or decreases in methylation levels. Subsequently, several forensic age prediction models have been reported, providing average age prediction error ranges of ±3–4 years, using a broad spectrum of technologies and underlying statistical analyses. …”

Table_1_A Comparison of Forensic Age Prediction Models Using Data From Four DNA Methylation Technologies.XLSX by A. Freire-Aradas (9255545)

“…DNA methylation has been established as the biomarker of choice for age prediction, since it was observed that specific CpG positions in the genome show systematic changes during an individual’s lifetime, with progressive increases or decreases in methylation levels. Subsequently, several forensic age prediction models have been reported, providing average age prediction error ranges of ±3–4 years, using a broad spectrum of technologies and underlying statistical analyses. …”

Table_3_A Comparison of Forensic Age Prediction Models Using Data From Four DNA Methylation Technologies.XLSX by A. Freire-Aradas (9255545)

“…DNA methylation has been established as the biomarker of choice for age prediction, since it was observed that specific CpG positions in the genome show systematic changes during an individual’s lifetime, with progressive increases or decreases in methylation levels. Subsequently, several forensic age prediction models have been reported, providing average age prediction error ranges of ±3–4 years, using a broad spectrum of technologies and underlying statistical analyses. …”

PCA-CGAN model parameter settings. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

MIT-BIH dataset proportion analysis chart. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

Wavelet transform preprocessing results. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

PCAECG_GAN. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

MIT dataset expansion quantities and Proportions. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

Experimental hardware and software environment. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

PCA-CGAN K-fold experiment table. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

Classification model parameter settings. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

MIT-BIH expanded dataset proportion chart. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

AUROC Graphs of RF Model and ResNet. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

PCA-CGAN Model Workflow Diagram. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”

Structural Diagrams of RF Model and ResNet Model. by Chao Tang (10925)

“…Experiments demonstrate that PCA-CGAN not only achieves stable convergence on a large-scale heterogeneous dataset comprising 43 patients for the first time but also resolves the “dilution effect” problem in data augmentation, avoiding the asymmetric phenomenon where Precision increases while Recall decreases. …”