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Sensitivity analysis for inter-shift subscale.
Published 2025“…Studies have consistently linked occupational fatigue to decreased productivity, heightened error rates, and compromised decision-making abilities, posing significant risks to both individual nurses and healthcare organizations. …”
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Developmental shape changes in facial morphology: Geometric morphometric analyses based on a prospective, population-based, Chinese cohort in Hong Kong
Published 2019“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Thorough understanding of developmental changes of human facial shape is lacking. The present study aimed to evaluate developmental shape changes of facial morphology based on a prospective, population-representative, Chinese cohort in Hong Kong.…”
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Inter-operator reliability<sup>b'*'</sup>.
Published 2024“…The coefficient of variance significantly decreased with increasing knee flexion (2.27% at 0°, 1.65% at 45° and 1.20% at 90°, p<0.001). …”
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The interplay among the dimensionality of traits, the number of significant genetic loci, and the phenotypic variation.
Published 2024“…<p>We compared nasal shape phenotypes (left columns) and full facial shape phenotypes (right columns) in terms of (a) the effective number of traits, (b) the effectiveness of identifying independent genetic loci through GWAS, and (c) the phenotypic variation captured by traits and their corresponding number of significant genetic loci in GWAS. …”