Harvesting regimes for <i>E. giraldii.</i> by Xufeng Huang (605434)

Discovery analysis. by Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (20570511)

“…The extent to which Afghan men face limited household healthcare access is linked to higher PSS levels (χ2 = 117.10, p<0.001). A matching analysis of survey data indicates that Marginal Effects that lack of healthcare access increases the probability of stress by approximately 8%; experiencing the loss of loved ones also has a significant effect ranging from 9% to 11%; and experiencing threats of violence leads to a substantial increase in the probability of PSS, ranging from 34% to 36%. …”

Characteristics of team members. by Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (20570511)

“…The extent to which Afghan men face limited household healthcare access is linked to higher PSS levels (χ2 = 117.10, p<0.001). A matching analysis of survey data indicates that Marginal Effects that lack of healthcare access increases the probability of stress by approximately 8%; experiencing the loss of loved ones also has a significant effect ranging from 9% to 11%; and experiencing threats of violence leads to a substantial increase in the probability of PSS, ranging from 34% to 36%. …”

Fig 1 - by Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (20570511)

“…The extent to which Afghan men face limited household healthcare access is linked to higher PSS levels (χ2 = 117.10, p<0.001). A matching analysis of survey data indicates that Marginal Effects that lack of healthcare access increases the probability of stress by approximately 8%; experiencing the loss of loved ones also has a significant effect ranging from 9% to 11%; and experiencing threats of violence leads to a substantial increase in the probability of PSS, ranging from 34% to 36%. …”

The reliability test of study variables & scales. by Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (20570511)

“…The extent to which Afghan men face limited household healthcare access is linked to higher PSS levels (χ2 = 117.10, p<0.001). A matching analysis of survey data indicates that Marginal Effects that lack of healthcare access increases the probability of stress by approximately 8%; experiencing the loss of loved ones also has a significant effect ranging from 9% to 11%; and experiencing threats of violence leads to a substantial increase in the probability of PSS, ranging from 34% to 36%. …”

Fig 2 - by Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (20570511)

“…The extent to which Afghan men face limited household healthcare access is linked to higher PSS levels (χ2 = 117.10, p<0.001). A matching analysis of survey data indicates that Marginal Effects that lack of healthcare access increases the probability of stress by approximately 8%; experiencing the loss of loved ones also has a significant effect ranging from 9% to 11%; and experiencing threats of violence leads to a substantial increase in the probability of PSS, ranging from 34% to 36%. …”

Descriptive statistics of study variables. by Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (20570511)

“…The extent to which Afghan men face limited household healthcare access is linked to higher PSS levels (χ2 = 117.10, p<0.001). A matching analysis of survey data indicates that Marginal Effects that lack of healthcare access increases the probability of stress by approximately 8%; experiencing the loss of loved ones also has a significant effect ranging from 9% to 11%; and experiencing threats of violence leads to a substantial increase in the probability of PSS, ranging from 34% to 36%. …”

Detailed classification performances per dataset, SPARTA run, and selection iteration. by Baptiste Ruiz (20285217)

Application of EsMeCaTa and calculation of Scores of FAs in the context of the sparta esmecata step of the pipeline. by Baptiste Ruiz (20285217)

A schematic representation of SPARTA’s pipeline. by Baptiste Ruiz (20285217)

Classification performances obtained with SPARTA on all datasets, using RF-based selections based on Gini and SHAP, and using SVM classifiers on the full dataset and the best-perfo... by Baptiste Ruiz (20285217)

Characteristics of the groups. by Olga Plisko (9583703)

“…Results showed that women with all grades of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) more often were smokers, had increased vaginal pH levels, and had positive HR-HPV DNA and HR HPV E6/E7 mRNA expression. …”

List of upregulated genes in <i>5b</i>^−/− larvae compared to WTs. by Deepika Dogra (21072023)

List of downregulated genes in <i>5b</i>^−/− larvae compared to WTs. by Deepika Dogra (21072023)

List of upregulated genes in <i>5a</i>^−/− and <i>5a</i>^−/−;<i>5b</i>^−/− larvae compared to WTs. by Deepika Dogra (21072023)

List of downregulated genes in <i>5a</i>^−/− and <i>5a</i>^−/−;<i>5b</i>^−/− larvae compared to WTs. by Deepika Dogra (21072023)

Secondary structures contents analysis. by Mukesh Kumar (132604)

Effect of NMDA receptor signaling suppression and zinc treatment on <i>slc13a5</i> mutants. by Deepika Dogra (21072023)

Analysis of startle response and circadian disturbances in <i>slc13a5</i> mutants, along with their neuron population and neuronal apoptosis assessment. by Deepika Dogra (21072023)

Raw data (Excel file). by Jonathan Florentin (2817559)

“…Multivariate linear regression retained only grade severity of envenoming as independent predictor of increase length of hospital stay, while reduced ADAMTS13 activity and increased C-reactive protein levels bordered on statistical significance.…”