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  1. 19681

    S1 Data - by Meng Wang (124646)

    Published 2024
    “…Gao’an City, a key breeding area in the Jinjiang River Basin, exhibited the highest concentration of Sulfamethoxazole at 409.96 ng·L<sup>-1</sup>, which far exceeds other antibiotics and warrants significant attention. A comparison of surface water concentrations between the Jinjiang River and 12 other regions revealed higher overall pollution levels of Roxithromycin and Sulfamethoxazole. …”
  2. 19682
  3. 19683

    Classification of panels after the impact test. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  4. 19684

    XXXX. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  5. 19685

    Compounds of Type III Portland cement. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  6. 19686

    XXXX. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  7. 19687

    Impact test procedure on panel. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  8. 19688

    Summarized data of cost calculation. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  9. 19689

    Mixing and flow condition of REC15HDM. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  10. 19690

    External and internal view of the Omni mixer [ by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  11. 19691

    Required properties of sand. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  12. 19692

    Classification of panels after the impact test. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  13. 19693

    Static loading procedure. by Tek Raj Gyawali (20550560)

    Published 2025
    “…This enabled a reduction in fiber content to 1.2% (a 60% decrease) and panel thickness to 22 mm (a 4.35% decrease) compared to panels with thicker fibers. …”
  14. 19694
  15. 19695
  16. 19696

    Parameters of screws. by Pilan Jaipanya (12861176)

    Published 2025
    “…</p><p>Conclusions</p><p>The proposed novel CPS could decrease pedicle wall perforation and enhance the safety of screw insertion. …”
  17. 19697

    The ACF and PACF of stationarity checking of growth data. by Mohammad Abu Baker Siddique (20874975)

    Published 2025
    “…(panels c & d) ACF & PACF of % weight gain with 5% significance limit, showed non-stationary, as the ACF demonstrated a gradual decrease in correlations, with evident connections between the series and its lags, and significant PACF peaks at various lags, suggesting the presence of trends or seasonality.…”
  18. 19698

    Predicted values from a mixed model of speed of travel during a migratory leg (excluding sub-Saharan movements), with country and season as main effects, including individual bird... by Will Cresswell (567908)

    Published 2025
    “…The interaction term is significant with main difference being the greater decrease in speed between spring and autumn migrations for Nigeria birds.…”
  19. 19699
  20. 19700

    Pro-WEFI scores, by sex of respondent. by Rahma I. Adam (20542632)

    Published 2025
    “…<div><p>Gender equality and women’s empowerment have been increasingly emphasised in food production systems, including fisheries and aquaculture. …”