S1 Dataset - by Riham Saud Alhazmy (19697677)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The mean HbA1c level decreased from 8.61 ± 1.70 to 7.92 ± 1.60 after implementing the WhatsApp group instructions; the values showed a significant difference (t-value = 5.107 and <i>P</i>-value < 0.001). …”

Subject characteristics. by Barbara Mayr (7065950)

“…We found a significant increase both times for miR-103a (glycolysis, %change base: +12%, post +17%), miR-146a (inflammation, %change base: +20%, post +21%), and miR-222 (cardiac remodeling, %change base: +10%, post +21%), while miR-30a (inflammation, %change base: -27%, post: -38%) decreased significantly (all p≤0.043).…”

GNB1 and SCARB2 involvement in lipid metabolism of human subcutaneous adipocytes. by Takuya Kitamoto (11721639)

“…In the schematic diagram, significant increases are indicated by red arrows pointing upwards, while significant decreases are shown by blue arrows pointing downwards. …”

Participant interview topics. by Lex D. de Jong (22138778)

“…</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Using a valgus brace decreased knee pain intensity during walking activities. …”

Particepant recruitment flowchart. by Riham Saud Alhazmy (19697677)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The mean HbA1c level decreased from 8.61 ± 1.70 to 7.92 ± 1.60 after implementing the WhatsApp group instructions; the values showed a significant difference (t-value = 5.107 and <i>P</i>-value < 0.001). …”

Raw data. by Barbara Mayr (7065950)

“…We found a significant increase both times for miR-103a (glycolysis, %change base: +12%, post +17%), miR-146a (inflammation, %change base: +20%, post +21%), and miR-222 (cardiac remodeling, %change base: +10%, post +21%), while miR-30a (inflammation, %change base: -27%, post: -38%) decreased significantly (all p≤0.043).…”

The participants’ baseline characteristics. by Lex D. de Jong (22138778)

“…</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Using a valgus brace decreased knee pain intensity during walking activities. …”

Flow of participants through the study. by Sedighe Esmaeilzadeh (21100668)

“…Furthermore, melatonin significantly decreased sleep latency, exhibiting a large effect size, and contributed to a medium reduction in the use of sleep medications. …”

Flow diagram. by Barbara Mayr (7065950)

“…We found a significant increase both times for miR-103a (glycolysis, %change base: +12%, post +17%), miR-146a (inflammation, %change base: +20%, post +21%), and miR-222 (cardiac remodeling, %change base: +10%, post +21%), while miR-30a (inflammation, %change base: -27%, post: -38%) decreased significantly (all p≤0.043).…”

Demographic Characteristics of Participants. by Sedighe Esmaeilzadeh (21100668)

“…Furthermore, melatonin significantly decreased sleep latency, exhibiting a large effect size, and contributed to a medium reduction in the use of sleep medications. …”

Robustness to input noise and sequence length. by Sobhan Shukueian Tabrizi (22367524)

Binary logistic regression model. by Gesse Ferreira Lima (19976451)

“…The use of public transportation emerges as a significant factor associated with a threefold odds of increasing depression levels among students (OR = 3.08). …”

S1 Data - by Gesse Ferreira Lima (19976451)

“…The use of public transportation emerges as a significant factor associated with a threefold odds of increasing depression levels among students (OR = 3.08). …”

Kaempferol can alleviate LPS induced oxidative stress in macrophages. by Yu Wang (12152)

DDX60 promotes CCHFV infection by unfolding G4. by Yutong Sui (11151669)

Kaempferol improves oxidative stress by activating the NRF2 pathway. by Yu Wang (12152)

Kaempferol can enhance the activity of NRF2 in macrophages. by Yu Wang (12152)

Dose-response relationship between eGDR and MetS. by Lin Zhang (8926)

“…</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Higher eGDR levels were linked to a significantly lower MetS risk, with approximately 29% of this association mediated by BMI, suggesting that individuals with low eGDR may benefit from closer monitoring for MetS development.…”

Frontier analysis based on SDI and age-standardized DALYs rate for thyroid cancer among adolescents and young adults. by Zijian Qiu (17560477)

Mechanisms underlying the therapeutic potential of time-restricted eating in Huntington’s disease. by Russell G. Wells (20933789)