Calcium imaging reveals comparable calcium responses and contractions in rat and human sweat glands. by Teresa Franziska Buck (21272954)

Comparisons of separability and variance of evidence distributions when noise and variability are manipulated independently for the 4-layer CNN across the three experiments. by Medha Shekhar (19502698)

Partial behavioral switching. by Hiroyuki Ichijo (13891153)

RBM39 is methylated by PRMT6 at arginine 92. by Tongjia Zhang (16496661)

Isolation and characterization of the <i>clr4–1</i> mutant strain. by Ziyue Liu (381532)

“…The X-axis represents the significance of the enriched annotations (-log₁₀<i>p</i>). …”

Serologic changes in 8 representative cases of sub-serostatus and clinical interpretation groups. by Ei Kinai (212480)

Forest Plots, SROC Curve, and Diagnostic Performance Analyses of ctDNA Biomarkers for Early Pancreatic Cancer Detection. by Zeyi Zheng (16879938)

“…F: Fagan’s nomogram showing post-test probabilities for a pretest probability of 50%. A positive test increases the post-test probability to 91%, while a negative test decreases it to 27%. …”

Results for the EPIC bowel subscale and the EORTC QLQ PR25 bowel symptoms scale. by John N. Staffurth (20636565)

“…This is also reflected in the mean and median QoL scores (w.r.t. the right-hand axis), which decreased in magnitude with time also.</p>…”

Co-immunoprecipitation and BiFC experiments related to Abd-B and Exd interaction. by Jesús R. Curt (20553231)

Influence intensity of Pressure(a), AOD(b), Lai(c), ET(d), Dew(e) on nitrogen dioxide concentration. by Feifei Cheng (8985345)

Comparison of average virus neutralization in adapted plaque reduction neutralization tests using liver homogenates of YFV-, MAYV-, and CHIKV-infected mice. by Thaís Alkifeles Costa (16024584)

Mutation of 1G05 epitope glycan sites impacts avidity. by Zachary T. Berndsen (9230176)

Data (NICU - AMR Data set). by Biniyam Tedla Mamo (20598461)

“…More than half neonatal sepsis was caused by MDR organisms and associated with significant poor treatment outcomes. high prevalence of MDR-gram-negative bacteremia is alarming and highlights the need for the implementation of routine surveillance and infection control measures to decrease morbidity and mortality and to combat the development of antimicrobial resistance.…”

Patient characteristic. by Biniyam Tedla Mamo (20598461)

“…More than half neonatal sepsis was caused by MDR organisms and associated with significant poor treatment outcomes. high prevalence of MDR-gram-negative bacteremia is alarming and highlights the need for the implementation of routine surveillance and infection control measures to decrease morbidity and mortality and to combat the development of antimicrobial resistance.…”

Laboratory data. by Biniyam Tedla Mamo (20598461)

“…More than half neonatal sepsis was caused by MDR organisms and associated with significant poor treatment outcomes. high prevalence of MDR-gram-negative bacteremia is alarming and highlights the need for the implementation of routine surveillance and infection control measures to decrease morbidity and mortality and to combat the development of antimicrobial resistance.…”

Changes in (A) Deaths and (B) DALYs of pancreatitis due to alcohol use according to aging, population growth and epidemiological change from 1990 to 2021 at global level by SDI qui... by Letai Li (19229848)

Prediction of transition readiness. by Sharon Barak (4803966)

“…Number of siblings positively correlated with and predicted most transition domains. …”

Appendices. by Tingting Cui (564531)

“…The factors within the Park attributes (G1) and the park’s social media level (G4) showed a two-way interaction strength increase. (4)The coefficients of influence of impact factors on the space heterogeneity of vacation park vitality exhibit significant variation. The positive indicators have a spatial distribution that decreases from the northwest to the southeast, with the old city district having higher coefficients than the new city district. …”

Temporal change in average visitor vitality. by Tingting Cui (564531)

“…The factors within the Park attributes (G1) and the park’s social media level (G4) showed a two-way interaction strength increase. (4)The coefficients of influence of impact factors on the space heterogeneity of vacation park vitality exhibit significant variation. The positive indicators have a spatial distribution that decreases from the northwest to the southeast, with the old city district having higher coefficients than the new city district. …”

Data source. by Tingting Cui (564531)

“…The factors within the Park attributes (G1) and the park’s social media level (G4) showed a two-way interaction strength increase. (4)The coefficients of influence of impact factors on the space heterogeneity of vacation park vitality exhibit significant variation. The positive indicators have a spatial distribution that decreases from the northwest to the southeast, with the old city district having higher coefficients than the new city district. …”