Grid independence verification. by Ming Zhang (9736)

“…When the height is 2.5m and above, the windbreak efficiency is greater than 90%, and the windbreak effect is significantly improved. (2) The change of sand barrier height has a significant effect on the windbreak efficiency between the second and third sand barriers. (3) Among the three sand-blocking fences, when the height of the sand-blocking fence is 2.5m, the thickness of the sand is 50.51% and 58.33% higher than that of the 2m high sand-blocking fence, and the sand-blocking effect is the most significant. …”

Profile of study locations and participants. by Hammed O. Mogaji (9421930)

“…In Ese-Odo, the prevalence decreased to 25.8% (95% CI: 23.0–29.0) from 39% at baseline (<i>d</i> = −34%, <i>p</i> = 0.00). …”

Absolute β convergence results. by Ke Liu (121889)

“…Instead, there was a significant β divergence, indicating that the gap between the Xi’an metropolitan agglomeration’s population agglomeration level and that of other metropolitan agglomerations is gradually widening. …”

Conditional β convergence results. by Ke Liu (121889)

“…Instead, there was a significant β divergence, indicating that the gap between the Xi’an metropolitan agglomeration’s population agglomeration level and that of other metropolitan agglomerations is gradually widening. …”

Markov transition probability matrix (k = 4). by Ke Liu (121889)

“…Instead, there was a significant β divergence, indicating that the gap between the Xi’an metropolitan agglomeration’s population agglomeration level and that of other metropolitan agglomerations is gradually widening. …”

Markov transition probability matrix (k = 4). by Ke Liu (121889)

“…Instead, there was a significant β divergence, indicating that the gap between the Xi’an metropolitan agglomeration’s population agglomeration level and that of other metropolitan agglomerations is gradually widening. …”

Regression results. by Ke Liu (121889)

“…Instead, there was a significant β divergence, indicating that the gap between the Xi’an metropolitan agglomeration’s population agglomeration level and that of other metropolitan agglomerations is gradually widening. …”

Details of intervention by groups. by Payal Seth (20797011)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Open defecation (OD) remains a significant public health challenge in India, contributing to adverse child health outcomes. …”

Treatment impacts on hygiene behavior. by Payal Seth (20797011)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Open defecation (OD) remains a significant public health challenge in India, contributing to adverse child health outcomes. …”

3‑Furoic Acid from Sea-Derived Aspergillus luchuensis Hy‑6 as a Valuable Lead Compound against Plant-Parasitic Nematodes in Cucumber by Linsong Wang (6447482)

“…Root-knot nematodes pose a significant threat to crop growth and yield, thereby impacting global food security. …”

Illinois agility test [22]. by Rıdvan Ergin (22265431)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>A positive significant relationship was found between age and years of sports (r = .759; p < 0.01) and vertical jump (r = .657; p < 0.01) in male handball players, as well as a positive significant relationship between body weight and agility (r = .621; p < 0.05). …”

Conceptual model created for research. by Rıdvan Ergin (22265431)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>A positive significant relationship was found between age and years of sports (r = .759; p < 0.01) and vertical jump (r = .657; p < 0.01) in male handball players, as well as a positive significant relationship between body weight and agility (r = .621; p < 0.05). …”

Feature importance generated by a logistic regression classifier to differentiate benign and malignant myxoid tumors. by Joshua M. Lawrenz (20623563)

Data file without outliers. by Helena Wallin (6103205)

“…At follow-up, the increase in KYN and KYN/TRP was related to a decrease in ExCap in CKD 2–3. After adjusting for GFR, increase in KYN/TRP remained an independent significant predictor of a decline in ExCap in CKD 2–3.…”

The clinical characteristic of patients. by Hai-bo Ai (20790405)

“…When the rate was between 18% and 59%, medical costs decreased as the rate increased, and when the rate was < 18% or ≥  59%, medical costs did not decrease as the rate increased.…”

The results of threshold effect analysis. by Hai-bo Ai (20790405)

“…When the rate was between 18% and 59%, medical costs decreased as the rate increased, and when the rate was < 18% or ≥  59%, medical costs did not decrease as the rate increased.…”

The forest plot of subgroup analysis. by Hai-bo Ai (20790405)

“…When the rate was between 18% and 59%, medical costs decreased as the rate increased, and when the rate was < 18% or ≥  59%, medical costs did not decrease as the rate increased.…”

F05 demonstrates additive anti-tumor effects in combination with mAb therapy and reprograms M2 macrophages towards a phagocytotic phenotype. by Keifer G. Kurtz (21416918)

“…CD163 MFI is significantly decreased with F05 treatment (p = 0.0089, 55% decrease), but not 1H9 (p = 0.0828, 31% decrease) when compared to RITUX.…”

Data analysed during this study. by Jakkrit Juhong (20968015)

“…In contrast, beta diversity analysis, assessed through Bray-Curtis dissimilarity, revealed significant differences in microbial composition between pre- and post-treatment samples. …”

Individual cost data. by Jamal Atfeh (21212547)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>Two comparative retrospective cohort studies were retrieved from the literature review. They suggested a decreased incidence of wound healing complications with iNPWT compared to standard dressings, although no difference was found in the PICO-PTC study. …”