Image_1_Haptic Error Modulation Outperforms Visual Error Amplification When Learning a Modified Gait Pattern.pdf by Laura Marchal-Crespo (6375641)

“…The proposed novel haptic error modulating controller that amplifies small task-relevant errors while limiting large errors outperformed visual error augmentation and might provide a promising framework to improve robotic gait training outcomes in neurological patients.…”

Image_2_Haptic Error Modulation Outperforms Visual Error Amplification When Learning a Modified Gait Pattern.pdf by Laura Marchal-Crespo (6375641)

“…The proposed novel haptic error modulating controller that amplifies small task-relevant errors while limiting large errors outperformed visual error augmentation and might provide a promising framework to improve robotic gait training outcomes in neurological patients.…”

Table_3_Haptic Error Modulation Outperforms Visual Error Amplification When Learning a Modified Gait Pattern.pdf by Laura Marchal-Crespo (6375641)

“…The proposed novel haptic error modulating controller that amplifies small task-relevant errors while limiting large errors outperformed visual error augmentation and might provide a promising framework to improve robotic gait training outcomes in neurological patients.…”

Table_2_Haptic Error Modulation Outperforms Visual Error Amplification When Learning a Modified Gait Pattern.pdf by Laura Marchal-Crespo (6375641)

“…The proposed novel haptic error modulating controller that amplifies small task-relevant errors while limiting large errors outperformed visual error augmentation and might provide a promising framework to improve robotic gait training outcomes in neurological patients.…”

Table_1_Haptic Error Modulation Outperforms Visual Error Amplification When Learning a Modified Gait Pattern.pdf by Laura Marchal-Crespo (6375641)

“…The proposed novel haptic error modulating controller that amplifies small task-relevant errors while limiting large errors outperformed visual error augmentation and might provide a promising framework to improve robotic gait training outcomes in neurological patients.…”

The workflow integrates multistep 0D (single-cell), 1D and 2D model simulations in a single automated process. by Pei-Chi Yang (253977)

“…Six distinct time snapshots of 2D action potential wave propagation (bottom panel) from endocardial region (left) to epicardial region (right), with a linear decrease in APDs.</p>…”

Schema illustrating source- and sink-driven vascular patterns when there is a single primordium <i>i</i>₀. by Chrystel Feller (697298)

“…In the left panel, the source <i>i</i>₀ creates a linear vein within which the auxin concentration increases; auxin concentrations within the vein are higher than the background auxin level (A). …”

A modest pro-coagulant response was seen in older subjects upon ED admission (Day 1) and during the first week of hospitalization. by Sachin Kale (360034)

Optimal prevalence rate of vaccination program: Increasing of the loss of the protection effectiveness engenders a catastrophic change in the optimal prevalence rate. by Shingo Iwami (266092)

“…This eventuality implies that a large loss of the protection effectiveness is no longer compensated by the high optimal prevalence rate of the vaccination program. …”

Young Sprague Dawley rats infected by <i>Plasmodium berghei</i>: A relevant experimental model to study cerebral malaria by Sokhna Keita Alassane (4268356)

“…The red blood cell (RBC) count remained normal but a drastic decrease of platelet count and an increase of white blood cell numbers were noted. …”

Photochromism of an Organorhodium Dithionite Complex in the Crystalline-State: Molecular Motion of Pentamethylcyclopentadienyl Ligands Coupled to Atom Rearrangement in a Dithionite... by Hidetaka Nakai (1753780)

“…Using variable-temperature ¹³C CP/MAS NMR and quadrupolar echo solid-state ²H NMR spectroscopies, before photoirradiation, the activation energies for the rotation of the parallel and perpendicular Cp* ligands in <b>1</b> were determined to be 33 ± 3 and 7.8 ± 1 kJ/mol, respectively, and after photoirradiation, in <b>2</b>, they were much lower than those in <b>1</b> (21 ± 2 and 4.7 ± 0.5 kJ/mol, respectively). The large decrease in the activation energy for the parallel Cp* in <b>2</b> is attributed to the relaxation of molecular stress via a stereospecific oxygen-atom rearrangement, which suggests that the rotational motion of the Cp* ligands is coupled to the photochromism.…”

Presentation1_Multidirectional myocardial function in bicuspid aortic valve stenosis patients: a three-dimensional speckle tracking analysis.pptx by Wenhui Deng (6680861)

“…Global circumferential strain (GCS) did not show a significant decrease from BAV-nf to mild AS but began to decrease from moderate AS. …”

Comparing water-level policies in a boreal reservoir: How wave and ice energy can help maintain walleye spawning habitat by Jason T. Papenfuss (3994103)

“…We studied how changes in a water-level management policy (“rule curve”) in 2000 affected these forces on 3 lakes of the Namakan Reservoir, a large boreal reservoir on the border of Canada and the United States. …”

Table_1_Temporal associations between depressive symptoms, self-esteem, and satisfaction with family life: A 15-year study.DOCX by Mohsen Joshanloo (6106070)

“…</p>Methods<p>A large representative sample was used, collected over a 15-year period with annual lags. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Physiological and psychological effects of a 12-week home-based telemonitored training in metabolic syndrome.docx by Éva Máthéné Köteles (14368656)

“…Providing personal supervision in out/inpatient care settings for such a large target population challenges the healthcare systems, but using telemonitoring of the home-performed trainings could be a promising and widely available option.…”

Non-indigenous seaweeds in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea and Macaronesia: a critical synthesis of diversity, spatial and temporal patterns by Luna M. van der Loos (17462429)

“…Non-indigenous seaweeds with native ranges situated in the Northwest Pacific make up a large fraction of the total in the Western Mediterranean Sea, Lusitania and Northern Europe, followed by non-indigenous species with a presumed Australasian origin. …”

Table_1_Essential oils for treating anxiety: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials and network meta-analysis.doc by Ling Tan (167819)

“…Regarding the results of TAIS, citrus aurantium L. was the best ranked intervention with a WMD of−9.62 (95% CrI−15.62, −3.7). Moderate-to-large effect sizes were observed for Citrus limon (L.) …”

A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Use of Oral Glucose with or without Gentle Facilitated Tucking of Infants during Neonatal Echocardiography - Fig 3 by Pascal M. Lavoie (236345)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Decrease in scan time among each TNE operator (1 to 4) with increasing number of Tn-ECHO scans over the progression of the study. …”

Data Sheet 1_Perceptions and needs of patients, caregivers and health professionals regarding an oncology community center: a qualitative study.pdf by Inbal Mitnik (21611342)

“…Introduction and aims<p>Oncology community centers (OCCs) may be beneficial for patients residing in regions requiring prolonged travel to large hospitals. A new model of OCC has been established in a peripheral region of Northern Israel, in affiliation with a large hospital. …”

Longitudinal Associations between Self-Rated Health and Performance-Based Physical Function in a Population-Based Cohort of Older Adults by Willa D. Brenowitz (653900)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>At the baseline visit, participants averaged 74.5 (SD: 5.8) years of age and 2,115 (58.6%) were female. In multivariable linear mixed models, PPF declined with age, with more rapid decreases associated with very good, good, and fair (vs. excellent) baseline SRH. …”