Results of model trials. by Xiangjie Huang (7841972)

“…To assess rodent infestation on the plateau, there is an urgent need for a scientifically sound and effective method to detect the distribution of rodent burrows. …”

Model training parameters. by Xiangjie Huang (7841972)

“…To assess rodent infestation on the plateau, there is an urgent need for a scientifically sound and effective method to detect the distribution of rodent burrows. …”

Data repository for paper: "Variational approach to open quantum systems with long-range competing interactions" by Dawid Hryniuk (11488600)

“…This repository contains example simulation scripts aimed to make the method accessible for first-time users. </p><p dir="ltr"><b>Directory and file organisation:</b> For the Main text, the data is divided first by figure/subplot index, and second by simulation type (please refer to the relevant figure in the article). …”

Formal Specifications and Verification of AUTOSAR-compliant RTOS by Drona Nagarajan (12487381)

“…<p dir="ltr">In this paper we propose a method for formal specification of AUTOSAR SWS_OS and verify that a given implementation adheres to the standard. …”

Suspicion of treatment group by participants. by Eirlys J. Pijpers (18387492)

“…</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>This is the first study that explicitly developed, implemented and evaluated a clinical healthcare intervention inspired by the capability approach. …”

Table 1_Embedding local cultural richness in English language education: a place-based dual-core approach for rural schools in China.docx by Hong Shi (177669)

“…<p>This study examines the implementation of place-based education in rural English teaching in China through a mixed-methods approach, encompassing surveys and interviews with rural middle school students and teachers. …”

Software Code for paper on codonGPT and codonGPT-RL by Anuj Guruacharya (22332988)

“…Secondly, we demonstrate a robust method for mRNA optimization with two example genes <i>HLA-A</i> and <i>ACTB, </i>by implementing RL on codonGPT with multiple biological constraints such as expression, stability, and GC-content. …”

An overview of the integrated WHPP. by Denise J. M. Smit (15278605)

“…Working groups indicated that they made the first important steps in integrating WHP in their organization and had the intention to continue with the implementation. …”

Information about interviewees (employees). by Denise J. M. Smit (15278605)

“…Working groups indicated that they made the first important steps in integrating WHP in their organization and had the intention to continue with the implementation. …”

Information about interviewees (employers). by Denise J. M. Smit (15278605)

“…Working groups indicated that they made the first important steps in integrating WHP in their organization and had the intention to continue with the implementation. …”

Hierarchical Optimization on large models. by Nisha Ann Viswan (20371285)

“…<p>A: Schematic of hierarchical optimization as implemented in HOSS. First, the upper level of the model hierarchy is optimized, in this case the CaM and b2AR sub-models. …”

Number of publications. by Adam Ploszaj (9344886)

“…The program supports the outgoing temporary international mobility of scholars. Its first call funded 152 scholars. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative analysis using the interrupted time series method and qualitative analysis of final reports submitted by Bekker Programme beneficiaries. …”

Dataset. by Adam Ploszaj (9344886)

“…The program supports the outgoing temporary international mobility of scholars. Its first call funded 152 scholars. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative analysis using the interrupted time series method and qualitative analysis of final reports submitted by Bekker Programme beneficiaries. …”

Regression results. by Adam Ploszaj (9344886)

“…The program supports the outgoing temporary international mobility of scholars. Its first call funded 152 scholars. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative analysis using the interrupted time series method and qualitative analysis of final reports submitted by Bekker Programme beneficiaries. …”

Descriptive statistics. by Adam Ploszaj (9344886)

“…The program supports the outgoing temporary international mobility of scholars. Its first call funded 152 scholars. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative analysis using the interrupted time series method and qualitative analysis of final reports submitted by Bekker Programme beneficiaries. …”

Software Code for paper on codonGPT and codonGPT-RL by Anuj Guruacharya (22332988)

“…Secondly, we demonstrate a robust method for mRNA optimization with two example genes <i>HLA-A</i> and <i>ACTB, </i>by implementing RL on codonGPT with multiple biological constraints such as expression, stability, and GC-content. …”

Research protocol. by Xiaoshan Hu (728098)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>The implementation of crisis response strategies, such as natural hazards, pandemics, and conflicts, is necessary during times of emergency. …”

Search strategy and results flow chart. by Xiaoshan Hu (728098)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>The implementation of crisis response strategies, such as natural hazards, pandemics, and conflicts, is necessary during times of emergency. …”

ESI experimental setup and responses (detail). by Giulio Gabrieli (11338482)

“…We also demonstrate that attention modulates postsynaptic activity at spinal cord level. Our method has enabled five important insights regarding spinal cord activity. (1) We identified three distinct responses in the time domain: sP9, sN13, and sP22. (2) The sP9 is a traveling wave reflecting the afferent volley entering the spinal cord through the dorsal root. (3) In contrast, the sN13 and sP22 reflect segmental postsynaptic activity. (4) While the sP9 response is first seen on the dorsal electrodes ipsilateral to the stimulated side, the sN13 and sP22 were not lateralized with respect to the side of stimulation. (5) Unimodal attention strongly modulates the amplitude of the sP22, but not that of the sP9 and sN13 components. …”

sP9 wave traveling. by Giulio Gabrieli (11338482)

“…We also demonstrate that attention modulates postsynaptic activity at spinal cord level. Our method has enabled five important insights regarding spinal cord activity. (1) We identified three distinct responses in the time domain: sP9, sN13, and sP22. (2) The sP9 is a traveling wave reflecting the afferent volley entering the spinal cord through the dorsal root. (3) In contrast, the sN13 and sP22 reflect segmental postsynaptic activity. (4) While the sP9 response is first seen on the dorsal electrodes ipsilateral to the stimulated side, the sN13 and sP22 were not lateralized with respect to the side of stimulation. (5) Unimodal attention strongly modulates the amplitude of the sP22, but not that of the sP9 and sN13 components. …”