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Factors influencing nurses’ turnover intention.
Published 2025“…Participants were selected using a convenience sampling method. Data were collected using a Nurse Information Form, the Career Plateau Survey and Turnover Intention Scale. …”
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Data set_v2.
Published 2025“…Participants were selected using a convenience sampling method. Data were collected using a Nurse Information Form, the Career Plateau Survey and Turnover Intention Scale. …”
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Profile of the respondents.
Published 2025“…Participants were selected using a convenience sampling method. Data were collected using a Nurse Information Form, the Career Plateau Survey and Turnover Intention Scale. …”
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<i>Peregrinus maidis Ruvbl1</i> (<i>PmRuvbl1</i>) silencing negatively affected ovary morphology and reproduction of females.
Published 2024“…Mann–Whitney test was used to test the statistical significance between groups (<i>P</i><0.05). …”
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Comparison between conditions.
Published 2025“…Further analysis using linear regression indicated that both Bruxism (t = -2.03, p = 0.049) and BMI (t = 3.13, p = 0.003) were significantly associated with muscle thickness, with BMI acting as a confounding factor. …”
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Database bruxism.
Published 2025“…Further analysis using linear regression indicated that both Bruxism (t = -2.03, p = 0.049) and BMI (t = 3.13, p = 0.003) were significantly associated with muscle thickness, with BMI acting as a confounding factor. …”
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Minimal data set.
Published 2024“…Increasing age was a significant predictor of the incidence of <i>Leishmania</i> infection. …”
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Multilayered Fabrication Containing Wind Turbine Blade Solid Wastes for High-Performance Composite Fibers
Published 2025“…The individual layer thickness in the multilayered PAN-GF fibers decreased progressively with an increasing number of layers, with 32-layered fibers exhibiting comparatively thicker layers, while 256-layered fibers demonstrated significantly thinner layers. …”
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Data analysis summary.
Published 2024“…<i>maidis Ruvbl1</i> (<i>PmRuvbl1</i>) was correlated with visible morphology changes in female individuals with significant increases in body mass observed at 8 and 12 days after double strand RNA (dsRNA) injection. …”
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Trypsin Digestion Conditions of Human Plasma for Observation of Peptides and Proteins from Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Published 2024“…Previous meta-analysis indicated that plasma or serum proteome groups using various experimental conditions detected different peptides from the same plasma proteins, which is strong evidence for the veracity of blood fluid LC-ESI-MS/MS but also evidences that the trypsin digestion step is a key source of variation in plasma proteomics. …”
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PICKUP Study Data: Providing Inclusive and Comprehensive Care for Unhoused Populations
Published 2025“…The data indicates a pressing need for enhanced services and supports, particularly in areas such as chronic disease management, mental health, and treatment for substance use disorders.</p><p dir="ltr">Strategic Recommendations</p><p dir="ltr">Based on the study's findings, several strategic recommendations can be made:</p><p dir="ltr">1) Enhanced Support for Health Care Access: There is a clear need for increased health care services tailored to the unhoused, particularly in providing more widespread access to primary care providers and chronic disease management resources.…”