Validation of model predictions of growth during infusion of hypertrophic agonists with and without receptor blockers. by Johane H. Bracamonte (12883844)

“…By contrast, the model prediction of nearly equal likelihood that ERA increases or decreases NE-induced growth appears to contradict a significant reported decrease in the only available experimental study [<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1012390#pcbi.1012390.ref121" target="_blank">121</a>]. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Effects of a 30-min rest with a nap chair on task performance, sleepiness, and neurophysiological measures in men with suspected brain fatigue: a randomized controlled... by Minoru Fujino (12742196)

“…The overall 15-min score in the Uchida-Kraepelin test improved after the nap-chair rest and after the office-chair rest to almost the same extent (5.9 vs. 5.5 points, P = 0.68). The Karolinska Sleepiness score significantly decreased after the nap-chair rest, and the between-treatment difference in the decrease was highly significant (P = 0.0004). …”

Study design overview. by Juan J. Toscano-Angulo (21238347)

“…Computed tomography, micro-computed tomography and chemical composition analyses were conducted on different bone tissues (cortical, trabecular and woven) at several skeletal locations (the operated metatarsus, the contralateral one and the iliac crest) to assess the individual bone quality changes relative to the non-osteoporotic time point.</p><p>Results</p><p>After osteoporosis induction, the trabecular tissue experienced a 6.4% reduction in the bone mineral density, while no significant changes were reported in cortical tissue quality. …”

Table 1_Efficacy and safety of combination of frankincense and botulinum toxin in the treatment of blepharospasm: a protocol for a single-centre, open-label, randomized, controlled... by Shiyuan Gong (22754579)

“…Symptom improvement is defined as a decrease of one point or more in the Jankovic Rating Scale severity score compared to baseline in patients with BSP. …”

The threshold effect analysis of the BRI on HGS. by Zhihao Wei (10909679)

“…In addition, the relationship between BRI and HGS is an L-shaped curve. An inflection point is determined when BRI reaches 3.42. Before this threshold, for every unit increase in BRI, HGS increases significantly (β = 2.19, 95% CI = 1.66, 2.72).…”

Flow chart of research object screening. by Wenyao Xie (21567889)

“…Estradiol exhibited significant non-linear relationship with ALI (P = 0.027), with multiple inflection points suggesting concentration-dependent effects.…”

Uncovering Urinary Proteome Differences in Very Preterm Infants with and without Preterm Brain Injury by Magdalena Zasada (4524901)

“…Conversely, fatty acid-binding proteins (FABP1, FABP3, FABP4, FABP7) decreased over time in uninjured infants but increased in those with brain injury, suggesting a role in exacerbating damage. …”

VB2 cell fate analysis of <i>hlh-17</i>, <i>hlh-31</i>, and <i>hlh-32</i> mutant animals. by G. Robert Aguilar (13889674)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) In <i>hlh-17/31/32</i>^null mutants, VB2 adopts a VB1-like NeuroPAL <i>(otIs669)</i> coloring. …”

Changes to the host transcriptome during infection. by Stefan Bresson (20623940)

Descriptive statistics. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Changes in body composition, PSC, PSCP, MVPA. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Causal paths for FFM. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Recruitment and screening flowchart. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Factors influencing body fat percentage at Q2. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Factors influencing body fat percentage at Q1. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

STROBE flowchart. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Factors influencing FFM at Q1. by Xiang Pan (5774024)

“…Only MVPA having a positive predictive effect causally on FFM. Snacking habits have a significant impact on body composition changes in adolescents, and reducing snack intake and choosing high-protein snacks are critical to controlling obesity in adolescents, especially during the holiday period. …”

Results of parallel mediation effect test. by Jing Zhu (27724)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The results confirmed that emotional exhaustion and organizational identification are crucial mediators. Three significant indirect pathways were identified: (1) a simple mediation path through emotional exhaustion; (2) a simple mediation path through organizational identification; and (3) a chained mediation path where job insecurity increased emotional exhaustion, which in turn decreased organizational identification, ultimately leading to lower OCB. …”

Hypothetical relationship diagram. by Jing Zhu (27724)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The results confirmed that emotional exhaustion and organizational identification are crucial mediators. Three significant indirect pathways were identified: (1) a simple mediation path through emotional exhaustion; (2) a simple mediation path through organizational identification; and (3) a chained mediation path where job insecurity increased emotional exhaustion, which in turn decreased organizational identification, ultimately leading to lower OCB. …”

Mediation effects model test (n = 330). by Jing Zhu (27724)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The results confirmed that emotional exhaustion and organizational identification are crucial mediators. Three significant indirect pathways were identified: (1) a simple mediation path through emotional exhaustion; (2) a simple mediation path through organizational identification; and (3) a chained mediation path where job insecurity increased emotional exhaustion, which in turn decreased organizational identification, ultimately leading to lower OCB. …”