Table 1_Molecular hybridization modification improves the stability and immunomodulatory activity of TP5 peptide.docx by Junyong Wang (3807964)

“…The half-life of YTP in plasma is significantly longer than that of YW12D and TP5. YTP also displays an improved ability to protect the host from CTX-induced weight loss and thymus and spleen indices decrease than YW12D and TP5. …”

Summary of study eligibility criteria. by Biban Gill (1473337)

“…Considering the high prevalence of BV among African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) women, we conducted a prospective, randomized, open-label phase 1 clinical trial to determine the feasibility, safety and tolerability of administering low-dose estrogen, probiotics or both in combination to improve vaginal health and decrease HIV-1 susceptibility.…”

Summary of study participation and feasibility. by Biban Gill (1473337)

“…Considering the high prevalence of BV among African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) women, we conducted a prospective, randomized, open-label phase 1 clinical trial to determine the feasibility, safety and tolerability of administering low-dose estrogen, probiotics or both in combination to improve vaginal health and decrease HIV-1 susceptibility.…”

The influence of the smoothing parameter on prediction accuracy. by Sabine Haberland (22783613)

Scale scores of all participants. by Sylwia Sumińska (21169999)

“…</p><p> Conclusions </p><p>The results suggest that supplementing MBSR with monitoring interoceptive signals by a smartwatch enhances mindfulness, and maintains the effect of stress and eating disorders symptoms reduction but does not decrease anxiety nor improve general mental functioning. …”

Canonical Pathways. by Muhammad N. Aslam (6598001)

“…When cumulative pre-post differences were compared between the Aquamin and placebo groups, Aquamin treatment significantly decreased these differences (a 24% decrease as compared to a 38% increase with placebo, p = 0.0284). …”

Attitude towards NTDs in the study Area. by Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha (6685790)

“…Identification of disease symptoms improved, misconceptions regarding supernatural causation decreased, and preventive behaviors such as healthcare-seeking and participation in community health programs increased. …”

Dataset of results. by Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha (6685790)

“…Identification of disease symptoms improved, misconceptions regarding supernatural causation decreased, and preventive behaviors such as healthcare-seeking and participation in community health programs increased. …”

Respondents’ perception about the public artwork. by Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha (6685790)

“…Identification of disease symptoms improved, misconceptions regarding supernatural causation decreased, and preventive behaviors such as healthcare-seeking and participation in community health programs increased. …”

BMI and sex disparity in uric acid level improvement in patients with obesity and diabetes following laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy by Bian Wu (111324)

“…UA level improvement showed significant correlation with BMI improvement in all three BMI groups in females while only in BMI 28–32.5 group in males. …”

Measurement of the overhead squat. by Tahereh Sohrabi (19924482)

“…There were significant changes in the activity of the tibialis anterior and soleus muscles in the dynamic overhead squat test (descending and ascending phases) and the activity of the medial gastrocnemius in the descending phase decreased significantly (P < 0.05). …”

Comprehensive corrective exercise program. by Tahereh Sohrabi (19924482)

“…There were significant changes in the activity of the tibialis anterior and soleus muscles in the dynamic overhead squat test (descending and ascending phases) and the activity of the medial gastrocnemius in the descending phase decreased significantly (P < 0.05). …”

Study flowchart. by Tahereh Sohrabi (19924482)

“…There were significant changes in the activity of the tibialis anterior and soleus muscles in the dynamic overhead squat test (descending and ascending phases) and the activity of the medial gastrocnemius in the descending phase decreased significantly (P < 0.05). …”

Measurement of the ankle proprioception. by Tahereh Sohrabi (19924482)

“…There were significant changes in the activity of the tibialis anterior and soleus muscles in the dynamic overhead squat test (descending and ascending phases) and the activity of the medial gastrocnemius in the descending phase decreased significantly (P < 0.05). …”

Effect of CCEP on muscle activation index. by Tahereh Sohrabi (19924482)

“…There were significant changes in the activity of the tibialis anterior and soleus muscles in the dynamic overhead squat test (descending and ascending phases) and the activity of the medial gastrocnemius in the descending phase decreased significantly (P < 0.05). …”

The MDC and MCID values of the study variables. by Tahereh Sohrabi (19924482)

“…There were significant changes in the activity of the tibialis anterior and soleus muscles in the dynamic overhead squat test (descending and ascending phases) and the activity of the medial gastrocnemius in the descending phase decreased significantly (P < 0.05). …”

An illustration of how GBT works. by Hoang Thanh Nhon (22311837)

“…The obtained results reveal a significant improvement in terms of accuracy when using the business efficiency score with the automated feature engineering technique.…”

The average performance of the test set. by Hoang Thanh Nhon (22311837)

“…The obtained results reveal a significant improvement in terms of accuracy when using the business efficiency score with the automated feature engineering technique.…”

The variables used and equations. by Hoang Thanh Nhon (22311837)

“…The obtained results reveal a significant improvement in terms of accuracy when using the business efficiency score with the automated feature engineering technique.…”

An illustration of how RF works. by Hoang Thanh Nhon (22311837)

“…The obtained results reveal a significant improvement in terms of accuracy when using the business efficiency score with the automated feature engineering technique.…”