Data Sheet 1_A novel approach to monitoring rehabilitation progress in atrophic muscle using contactless measurement of free oscillations and advanced modal analysis.pdf by Agnieszka Tomaszewska (2022379)

Diagrammatic sketch of railway grid. by Liying Wang (288626)

“…These expressions are determined using the copula function, and an algorithm is designed to construct the corresponding transition probability matrix. …”

Parameters of the Gamma increment processes. by Liying Wang (288626)

“…These expressions are determined using the copula function, and an algorithm is designed to construct the corresponding transition probability matrix. …”

Cost parameters. by Liying Wang (288626)

“…These expressions are determined using the copula function, and an algorithm is designed to construct the corresponding transition probability matrix. …”

Single-cell RNA sequencing analysis reveals the expression patterns of the prognostic signature across cellular subpopulations. by Xiangxin Wu (22320058)

archive.zip by Tasneem Fatima (21976946)

Multiple sequence alignment of <i>Ov</i>-RAL-2 Glutamine-repeat epitope (GRR) showing identical sequence stretches common to some human proteins. by Derrick Neba Nebangwa (19923731)

Poster: Norma: A Framework for Finding Threshold Associations Between Continuous Variables Using Point-wise Function by Md Mahin (21434966)

“…To be able to compute such hotspots, the paper proposes a novel grid-based spatial hotspot-growing algorithm which computes regions of a point-wise function above a given threshold. …”

Image 1_High incidence and poor prognosis of bone metastases in functioning small intestinal neuroendocrine tumors.jpeg by Annie Mathew (14419053)

“…BM may initially be detectable only by functional imaging but becomes morphologically visible within less than 1.5 years. …”

Overview of VE-Cadherens morphology per cluster. by Rudmer J. Postma (20513473)

Model performance over epochs. by Ayesha Khalid (7843483)

“…These findings underscore the effectiveness of the ESM-2 model in accurately predicting <i>O-</i>GlcNAc sites within human proteins. Accurately predicting <i>O</i>-GlcNAc sites within human proteins can significantly advance glycoproteomic research by enhancing our understanding of protein function and disease mechanisms, aiding in developing targeted therapies, and facilitating biomarker discovery for improved diagnosis and treatment. …”

Evaluation metrics on test data. by Ayesha Khalid (7843483)

“…These findings underscore the effectiveness of the ESM-2 model in accurately predicting <i>O-</i>GlcNAc sites within human proteins. Accurately predicting <i>O</i>-GlcNAc sites within human proteins can significantly advance glycoproteomic research by enhancing our understanding of protein function and disease mechanisms, aiding in developing targeted therapies, and facilitating biomarker discovery for improved diagnosis and treatment. …”

A global view of gene ontology (GO) terms enriched in the set of gene pairs with gain-of-correlation (GOC) in resistant (RES) but not in susceptible (SUS) phenotypes. by Fang Liu (13271)

Composite statistics of modules inferred from resistant (RES) lambs that were preserved in susceptible (SUS) lambs. by Fang Liu (13271)

Cell2Spatial enables versatile applications across various analytical domains. by Huamei Li (8815955)

Flowchart of the entire pipeline. by Andreas Denger (12111159)

Investigating the spatial architecture of the mouse kidney. by Huamei Li (8815955)

Performance assessment of Cell2Spatial in real ST data from various tissue types. by Huamei Li (8815955)

Performance assessment of Cell2Spatial on real and simulated mouse brain spatial transcriptomics (ST) data. by Huamei Li (8815955)

Summary: Dipole-spread-function engineering for simultaneously measuring the 3D orientations and 3D positions of fluorescent molecules by Tingting Wu (21440889)

“…We demonstrate the pixOL algorithm to simultaneously optimize all pixels within a phase mask to produce an engineered Green’s tensor–the dipole extension of point-spread function engineering. …”