Relationship between the three key elements in the sampling process. by Xiaochen He (455300)

GA-XGBoost optimization process diagram. by Ke Peng (2220973)

Region division of traditional SVPWM algorithm. by Jun Li (6494)

Small area control of the conventional algorithm. by Jun Li (6494)

Parameter estimation process and performance. by Gennady Gorin (8466255)

General overview of the total model. by Xueliang Guo (4797057)

Optimal contrast analysis with heterogeneous variances and budget concerns by Show-Li Jan (3538697)

“…The corresponding computer algorithms are developed to implement the recommended power and sample size calculations for optimal contrast analysis.…”

Summary by recording: Annotations, training features, and optimal parameters. by Rytis Paškauskas (20404817)

Details underlying our iterative forward sampling algorithm using MCTS. by Gwangho Lee (11027565)

“…<p>The process (third iteration in terms of total <i>N</i>) illustrates the internal process of our sampling algorithm. …”

Dual UHPLC-HRMS Metabolomics and Lipidomics and Automated Data Processing Workflow for Comprehensive High-Throughput Gut Phenotyping by P. Vangeenderhuysen (15854812)

“…To automate targeted processing, we optimized an R-based targeted peak extraction (TaPEx) algorithm relying on a database comprising retention time and mass-to-charge ratio (360 metabolites and 132 lipids), with batch-specific quality control curation. …”

Supporting data for “Digital immunochromatography: A bead-based bilateral zigzag flow immuno-assay with adaptive differential noise correction for rapid and precise protein detecti... by Zhiting Peng (9722516)

Noninvasive Diagnosis of Early-Stage Chronic Kidney Disease and Monitoring of the Hemodialysis Process in Clinical Practice via Exhaled Breath Analysis Using an Ultrasensitive Flex... by Xin Zhao (71840)

“…The sensor had detection limits of 100 ppb for NH₃ and 1 ppm for creatinine. Clinically, a total of 96 exhaled breath samples, half from 39 CKD patients and the other half from 48 healthy controls were collected and analyzed. …”

Noninvasive Diagnosis of Early-Stage Chronic Kidney Disease and Monitoring of the Hemodialysis Process in Clinical Practice via Exhaled Breath Analysis Using an Ultrasensitive Flex... by Xin Zhao (71840)

“…The sensor had detection limits of 100 ppb for NH₃ and 1 ppm for creatinine. Clinically, a total of 96 exhaled breath samples, half from 39 CKD patients and the other half from 48 healthy controls were collected and analyzed. …”

Noninvasive Diagnosis of Early-Stage Chronic Kidney Disease and Monitoring of the Hemodialysis Process in Clinical Practice via Exhaled Breath Analysis Using an Ultrasensitive Flex... by Xin Zhao (71840)

“…The sensor had detection limits of 100 ppb for NH₃ and 1 ppm for creatinine. Clinically, a total of 96 exhaled breath samples, half from 39 CKD patients and the other half from 48 healthy controls were collected and analyzed. …”

Noninvasive Diagnosis of Early-Stage Chronic Kidney Disease and Monitoring of the Hemodialysis Process in Clinical Practice via Exhaled Breath Analysis Using an Ultrasensitive Flex... by Xin Zhao (71840)

“…The sensor had detection limits of 100 ppb for NH₃ and 1 ppm for creatinine. Clinically, a total of 96 exhaled breath samples, half from 39 CKD patients and the other half from 48 healthy controls were collected and analyzed. …”

Noninvasive Diagnosis of Early-Stage Chronic Kidney Disease and Monitoring of the Hemodialysis Process in Clinical Practice via Exhaled Breath Analysis Using an Ultrasensitive Flex... by Xin Zhao (71840)

“…The sensor had detection limits of 100 ppb for NH₃ and 1 ppm for creatinine. Clinically, a total of 96 exhaled breath samples, half from 39 CKD patients and the other half from 48 healthy controls were collected and analyzed. …”

Demographics. by Sachin V. Trivedi (19500738)

“…Our primary outcome was to assess the accuracy of these tools to the CTAS score generated through the nurse-driven triage process.</p><p>Results</p><p>A total of 223 patients were included in our analysis. …”

VAS triage tool vs. nurse-driven triage. by Sachin V. Trivedi (19500738)

“…Our primary outcome was to assess the accuracy of these tools to the CTAS score generated through the nurse-driven triage process.</p><p>Results</p><p>A total of 223 patients were included in our analysis. …”

AGST tool vs. nurse-driven triage. by Sachin V. Trivedi (19500738)

“…Our primary outcome was to assess the accuracy of these tools to the CTAS score generated through the nurse-driven triage process.</p><p>Results</p><p>A total of 223 patients were included in our analysis. …”

AGST survey questions. by Sachin V. Trivedi (19500738)

“…Our primary outcome was to assess the accuracy of these tools to the CTAS score generated through the nurse-driven triage process.</p><p>Results</p><p>A total of 223 patients were included in our analysis. …”