The expression of miR-122 is decreased as liver fibrosis progressed. by Young Chang (3666829)

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Significant sex difference in HIV and AIDS health pathway. by Alessandro Feraldi (21228365)

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Significant outcome measures. by Patricia García-Pérez (19443332)

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Pooled RR for clinical trials. by Hosein Nakhaee (13919164)

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Quality assessment of the clinical trials. by Hosein Nakhaee (13919164)

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List of 1483 genes that were significantly (<i>P</i> < 0.1) increased or decreased in any galactose-treated sample. by Masaya Nagaya (13851123)

Correlation and significance. by Amer Hamad Issa Abukhalaf (22031327)

“…In order to answer the first research question, many housing physical characteristics were statistically tested through variance analyses based on the survey responses collected; however, the only statistically significant variance found in risk perception among the survey subjects was based on two housing conditions; 1) Required Dwelling Repairs, & 2) If the Dwelling is on Ground-Floor or not. …”

The adapted consolidated framework for intervention fidelity for the ToC intervention. by Sarah M. Khayyat (3704497)

Outcome measure scores for pre-intervention and post-intervention groups. by Jennie E. Hancox (6729923)

Decreasing fluconazole susceptibility of clinical South African <i>Cryptococcus neoformans</i> isolates over a decade by Serisha D. Naicker (8648370)

Summary of the SCODESS intervention content and module delivery. by Wan Syahirah Wan Ghazali (16624629)

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DataSheet1_Identification of target groups and individuals for adherence interventions using tree-based prediction models.PDF by Johannes Wendl (11213891)

“…</p><p>Results: 1) our simple linear regression model estimated a positive adherence effect, that is an increase in total costs of 10.73 Euro per PDC-point and year for diabetes type 1, 3.92 Euro for diabetes type 2 and 1.92 Euro for hyperlipidemia (all p ≤ 0.001). 2) The model-based tree detected subgroups with negative estimated adherence effects for diabetes type 2 (-1.69 Euro, 24.4% of cohort) and hyperlipidemia (-0.11 Euro, 36.1% and -5.50 Euro, 5.3%). 3) Our model-based random forest estimated personalized adherence effects with a significant proportion (4.2%–24.1%) of negative effects (up to -8.31 Euro). …”

Phases of the intervention program. by Ana Beato (20489933)

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Data_Sheet_1_The Effects of Mindfulness-Based Intervention on Shooting Performance and Cognitive Functions in Archers.docx by Tsung-Yi Wu (11025990)

“…<p>This study investigated the effects of a mindfulness-based intervention (MBI) called mindfulness-based peak performance (MBPP) on athletic performance and cognitive functions in archers, as well as the role of psychological status and the dose-response relationship of MBPP in archery performance. …”

Data_Sheet_2_The Effects of Mindfulness-Based Intervention on Shooting Performance and Cognitive Functions in Archers.pdf by Tsung-Yi Wu (11025990)

“…<p>This study investigated the effects of a mindfulness-based intervention (MBI) called mindfulness-based peak performance (MBPP) on athletic performance and cognitive functions in archers, as well as the role of psychological status and the dose-response relationship of MBPP in archery performance. …”

Clinical characteristics of cohorts. by Ekaterina M. Koltsova (5464523)

Image_1_The effectiveness of a brief video-based intervention in reducing gender bias in Korea.pdf by Yejin Bae (17832138)

“…</p>Discussion<p>Our findings suggest that VIDS, a video-based gender bias intervention tool, can still be effective when edited briefly. …”

Image_2_The effectiveness of a brief video-based intervention in reducing gender bias in Korea.pdf by Yejin Bae (17832138)

“…</p>Discussion<p>Our findings suggest that VIDS, a video-based gender bias intervention tool, can still be effective when edited briefly. …”

Image_4_The effectiveness of a brief video-based intervention in reducing gender bias in Korea.pdf by Yejin Bae (17832138)

“…</p>Discussion<p>Our findings suggest that VIDS, a video-based gender bias intervention tool, can still be effective when edited briefly. …”

Image_3_The effectiveness of a brief video-based intervention in reducing gender bias in Korea.pdf by Yejin Bae (17832138)

“…</p>Discussion<p>Our findings suggest that VIDS, a video-based gender bias intervention tool, can still be effective when edited briefly. …”