Effectiveness of an Interprofessional Program (Siscare) for Supporting Patients With Type 2 Diabetes by Noura Bawab (13999408)

“…Clinical outcomes (A1C, blood glucose, BMI, blood pressure, heart rate, and cholesterol levels) and quality of life QoL were analyzed over time using linear mixed-effect models.…”

Example: Spatial mixing of sensorimotor rhythms for one participant. by Natalie Schaworonkow (6697544)

“…C) Coefficients in the spatial patterns for the selected electrodes, i.e., electrode 2 can be approximated as a linear combination of: <i>e</i>₂ = 0.34 component₁ + 1.05 component₂ + 0.59 component₃. …”

Supplementary Material for: Changes in Cerebral Volume and White Matter Integrity in Adults on Hemodialysis and Relationship to Cognitive Function by Richerson W.T. (9512780)

“…<b><i>Conclusions:</i></b> HD patients have a pattern of decreased white matter integrity and gray matter atrophy compared to controls. …”

Retreatment status in the 2+L cohort. by Shinsuke Iida (385074)

“…This retrospective study evaluated patient characteristics, treatment patterns, and trends in MM patients using Medical Data Vision, the largest electronic health records database in Japan with anonymous inpatient and outpatient health information.…”

Attrition of the study sample. by Shinsuke Iida (385074)

“…This retrospective study evaluated patient characteristics, treatment patterns, and trends in MM patients using Medical Data Vision, the largest electronic health records database in Japan with anonymous inpatient and outpatient health information.…”

Low temperature laboratory. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Multi factor fitting coefficient of cohesion. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Graph data. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Multi factor fitting of cohesion. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Data Sheet 1_The differential effect of optogenetic serotonergic manipulation on sustained motor actions and waiting for future rewards in mice.docx by Masakazu Taira (19736398)

“…However, its effect on lever presses was nuanced, and was detected only by focusing on the period before premature reward check and by subtracting the trends within and across sessions using generalized linear model. While optogenetic inhibition decreased waiting, it did not affect lever pressing time or numbers. …”

Particle size grading curve. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

DataSheet_1_Ghrelin Gene Deletion Alters Pulsatile Growth Hormone Secretion in Adult Female Mice.docx by Rim Hassouna (113060)

“…Body weight and body fat mass, linear growth, spontaneous food intake and food intake following a 48-h fast, GH pituitary contents and GH release from pituitary explants ex vivo, fasting glucose and glucose tolerance were not different among adult Ghrl-/- and Ghrl+/+ male or female mice. …”

Effects of the model parameters on the features of detected TAAs in the spreading seizure model in the noisy variant. by Viktor Sip (10156971)

“…<p>(A) Upper plot shows the slope of linear regression <i>s</i>_{<i>p</i>,<i>f</i>} between all parameters and features, normalized by the parameter range width <i>w</i>_<i>p</i> and standard deviation <i>σ</i>_<i>f</i> of the feature <i>s</i>_{<i>p</i>,<i>f</i>} <i>w</i>_<i>p</i>/<i>σ</i>_<i>f</i>. …”

DataSheet1_Changes in Acute Myocardial Infarction, Stroke, and Heart Failure Hospitalizations During COVID-19 Pandemic in Tuscany—An Interrupted Time Series Study.docx by Sophie Y. Wang (8934104)

“…</p><p>Methods: We carried out a population-based controlled interrupted time series study using segmented linear regression with an autoregressive error term based on admissions data from all public hospitals in Tuscany. …”

Multi factor fitting of internal friction angle. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Concrete-soil sample preparation. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Data Sheet 1_Straw return was more beneficial to improving saline soil quality and crop productivity than biochar in the short term.docx by Ping Cong (8186892)

“…This may be due to the decreased soil salt (especially soluble Na⁺) and increased available nutrients under corn straw return. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Vegetation and vantage point influence visibility across diverse ecosystems: Implications for animal ecology.docx by Rachel M. Stein (13301859)

“…Generally, as height of the vantage point above the ground increased, viewshed extent also increased, but the relationships were not linear. In low-structure ecosystems (prairie, shrub-steppe, and desert), variability in viewsheds decreased as vantage points increased to heights above the vegetation canopy. …”

Large-scale pile-soil shear experimental device. by Qingwei Zhang (23651)

“…The lower the test temperature, the greater the shear strength of the interface; With the increase of normal stress, the shear strength of interface increases; With the increase of moisture content, the shear strength of the interface increases and then decreases. The relationship of shear stress and shear displacement of frozen soil-concrete interface can be well described by the piecewise combination of hyperbolic function and linear function.…”

Ecoacoustics of small forest patches in agricultural landscapes: acoustic diversity and bird richness increase with patch size by Sandra Müller (4407592)

“…</p><p></p> <p>This study provides evidence that indices on acoustic diversity relate to vocalizing species diversity and forest structure, making these indices a useful tool to study biodiversity processes.</p> <p>This study confirms that decreasing habitat size correlates with decreasing biodiversity, for the first time including acoustic diversity as one aspect of biodiversity.…”