Changes in MMSE scores by age group. by Juneyoung Heo (20161057)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>Among patients with K–L grade 4, the decrease in the Mini-Mental State Examination score in patients who underwent surgery was significantly lower than that in other patients who received conservative treatment only.…”

Flowchart of study population. by Luciana Lobato Cardim (14675194)

“…</p><p>Conclusions/Significance</p><p>Our findings provide evidence that individuals in Brazil with lower socioeconomic condition experience increased odds of dengue-specific and all-cause mortality within 15 days of dengue symptom onset. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Breaking the Barrier: How Alkali Cations Promote Enhanced N₂ Adsorption and *NNH Formation by Deewan S. Teja (20938508)

“…Alkali metal cations and hydronium ions significantly modulate the reaction pathways and kinetics of the nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR) at the electrode–electrolyte interface, but it lacks atomic-level insights. …”

Minimal dataset. by James Natweta Baguma (14050298)

“…Generally, there is high exposure to bats among human communities in Bundibugyo district which increases the risk of zoonotic disease transmission at human-bat interface. …”

Beliefs towards bats among communities. by James Natweta Baguma (14050298)

“…Generally, there is high exposure to bats among human communities in Bundibugyo district which increases the risk of zoonotic disease transmission at human-bat interface. …”

Perceptions towards human-bat interaction. by James Natweta Baguma (14050298)

“…Generally, there is high exposure to bats among human communities in Bundibugyo district which increases the risk of zoonotic disease transmission at human-bat interface. …”

Discovery of Tamsulosin Derivatives with Shifted Selectivity from the α₁‑Adrenergic Receptor to ANO1 as Potent Antiosteoporotic Agents by Chaoquan Tian (21009122)

“…The potency of compound <b>10</b> against ANO1 was comparable to that of <b>Tam</b> (IC₅₀: 4.57 vs 7.22 μM), but its selectivity over α₁-AR was significantly improved. Compared with <b>Tam</b>, the potency of compound <b>10</b> against α_1A-, α_1B-, and α_1D-AR decreased by 118-fold, 642-fold, and 10,000-fold, respectively. …”

Discovery of Tamsulosin Derivatives with Shifted Selectivity from the α₁‑Adrenergic Receptor to ANO1 as Potent Antiosteoporotic Agents by Chaoquan Tian (21009122)

“…The potency of compound <b>10</b> against ANO1 was comparable to that of <b>Tam</b> (IC₅₀: 4.57 vs 7.22 μM), but its selectivity over α₁-AR was significantly improved. Compared with <b>Tam</b>, the potency of compound <b>10</b> against α_1A-, α_1B-, and α_1D-AR decreased by 118-fold, 642-fold, and 10,000-fold, respectively. …”

Discovery of Tamsulosin Derivatives with Shifted Selectivity from the α₁‑Adrenergic Receptor to ANO1 as Potent Antiosteoporotic Agents by Chaoquan Tian (21009122)

“…The potency of compound <b>10</b> against ANO1 was comparable to that of <b>Tam</b> (IC₅₀: 4.57 vs 7.22 μM), but its selectivity over α₁-AR was significantly improved. Compared with <b>Tam</b>, the potency of compound <b>10</b> against α_1A-, α_1B-, and α_1D-AR decreased by 118-fold, 642-fold, and 10,000-fold, respectively. …”

Results of MC simulations of VO and agonist infusion. by Johane H. Bracamonte (12883844)

“…Red indicates that more than 75% of simulations predicted an increase in the output, or that the majority of studies reported a significant increase. Blue indicates a decrease in >75% of simulations or the majority of experiments. …”

Working model for TMEM163⁺ primary afferents mediating age-associated itch. by Fang Tong (484200)

“…However, in aged mice or under dry skin condition, the expression of TMEM163⁺ significantly increases, leading to elevated accumulation of Zn²⁺ in the central terminal of TMEM163^<i>+</i> primary afferents. …”

Confidence-accuracy dissociations in a color discrimination task. by Medha Shekhar (19502698)

“…(B) The networks’ accuracy was matched across energy conditions, but confidence significantly increased with energy levels. (C) The separability between the stimulus categories as well as the variance of the evidence distributions increased with energy levels for all three networks. …”

Transcriptional regulation of genes encoding the two porins OmpF and OmpC in <i>Escherichia coli.</i> by Hedi Mammeri (20691705)