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

“…Furthermore, patients with BMI ≥ 37.5 appeared to have significantly greater UA level decrease than other patients up to 12 months. …”

Table1_Effectiveness of dapagliflozin as an insulin adjunct in type 1 diabetes: a semi-mechanistic exposure-response model.DOC by Victor Sokolov (14181554)

“…Even so, this association remained flat, with a 50% decrease in the basal insulin dose from pretreatment level, resulting in ∼5% increase in glucose exposure. …”

Scheme of g-λ model with larger values λ. by Zhanfeng Fan (20390992)

“…The stress-deformation model of the single uncoupled joint (g-λ model with λ ≥ 1) is employed to depict the nonlinearity of uncoupled joints, with a greater value of the parameter λ signifying a lower degree of non-linearity in the joint model curve. …”

Auditory cue-elicited EEG spectral power changes and their associations with post-sleep cueing effects. by Jing Liu (38537)

Experiment 1 model performance. by Omisa Jinsi (13367452)

Image_3_Effect of Smoking on Lung Function Decline in a Retrospective Study of a Health Examination Population in Chinese Males.TIF by Ting Tian (491224)

“…Annual lung function decline was compared using mixed linear models adjusted for confounders.</p>Results<p>In cross-sectional analysis, compared with never-smokers, decreases of −133.56 mL (95% CI: −167.27, −99.85) and −51.44 mL (−69.62, −33.26) in FEV₁, −1.48% (−1.94, −1.02) and −1.29% (−1.53, −1.04) in FEV₁/FVC were observed in former and current smokers. …”

Image_2_Effect of Smoking on Lung Function Decline in a Retrospective Study of a Health Examination Population in Chinese Males.TIFF by Ting Tian (491224)

“…Annual lung function decline was compared using mixed linear models adjusted for confounders.</p>Results<p>In cross-sectional analysis, compared with never-smokers, decreases of −133.56 mL (95% CI: −167.27, −99.85) and −51.44 mL (−69.62, −33.26) in FEV₁, −1.48% (−1.94, −1.02) and −1.29% (−1.53, −1.04) in FEV₁/FVC were observed in former and current smokers. …”

Image_1_Effect of Smoking on Lung Function Decline in a Retrospective Study of a Health Examination Population in Chinese Males.TIFF by Ting Tian (491224)

“…Annual lung function decline was compared using mixed linear models adjusted for confounders.</p>Results<p>In cross-sectional analysis, compared with never-smokers, decreases of −133.56 mL (95% CI: −167.27, −99.85) and −51.44 mL (−69.62, −33.26) in FEV₁, −1.48% (−1.94, −1.02) and −1.29% (−1.53, −1.04) in FEV₁/FVC were observed in former and current smokers. …”

Image_4_Effect of Smoking on Lung Function Decline in a Retrospective Study of a Health Examination Population in Chinese Males.TIFF by Ting Tian (491224)

“…Annual lung function decline was compared using mixed linear models adjusted for confounders.</p>Results<p>In cross-sectional analysis, compared with never-smokers, decreases of −133.56 mL (95% CI: −167.27, −99.85) and −51.44 mL (−69.62, −33.26) in FEV₁, −1.48% (−1.94, −1.02) and −1.29% (−1.53, −1.04) in FEV₁/FVC were observed in former and current smokers. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Effect of Smoking on Lung Function Decline in a Retrospective Study of a Health Examination Population in Chinese Males.docx by Ting Tian (491224)

“…Annual lung function decline was compared using mixed linear models adjusted for confounders.</p>Results<p>In cross-sectional analysis, compared with never-smokers, decreases of −133.56 mL (95% CI: −167.27, −99.85) and −51.44 mL (−69.62, −33.26) in FEV₁, −1.48% (−1.94, −1.02) and −1.29% (−1.53, −1.04) in FEV₁/FVC were observed in former and current smokers. …”

Dental and skeletal components of Class II open bite treatment with a modified Thurow appliance by Helder Baldi Jacob (7142384)

“…Maxillary/mandibular, horizontal/vertical, dental/skeletal movements (ANS, PNS, U1, U6, Co, Go, Pog, L1, L6) were assessed, based on 14 landmarks, 8 angles (S-N-ANS, SNA, PPA, S-N-Pog, SNB, MPA, PP/MPA, ANB) and 3 linear measures (N-Me, ANS-Me, S-Go). RESULTS: Treatment caused significantly greater angle decrease between the palatal and the mandibular plane of the experimental group, primarily due to an increase in the palatal plane angle. …”

Color space representation across objects within a CNN layer. by JohnMark Taylor (8329326)

“…In all cases, mean pairwise color space similarity decreases over the course of processing, with this decline being greater for the textured than for the silhouette objects, with the exception of GoogLeNet. d. …”

Highly Sensitive and Selective Electrochemical Sensor via Cu-BTC/Au@Cu-BTC Modified Screen-Printed Electrode for the Detection of Chemical Agents by Xiaosen Li (6263651)

“…The peak current showed a good linear relationship with the concentrations of the three target substances, with <i>R</i>² values all greater than 0.99. …”

Speed of processing training and depression in assisted and independent living: A randomized controlled trial by Marianne Smith (7512284)

“…In summary, the SOPT known as <i>Road Tour/Double Decision</i> significantly increased, rather than decreased, the burden of depressive symptoms among participants residing in assisted living. …”

Table 1_Working like a mule? The physiological toll of heavy loads on mules.docx by Tamara Tadich (17244898)

“…Enzymatic activities of γ-glutamyltransferase (GGT), lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), and alkaline phosphatase (SAP/ALP) also increased with heavier loads, suggesting greater muscular effort and mild tissue stress. Conversely, glutathione peroxidase (GPx) activity decreased as load increased, implying increased oxidative demand. …”

Examining MEmory Training for Recovery-Adolescent among Afghan adolescent boys: a pilot randomised controlled trial by Sayed Jafar Ahmadi (12377071)

“…Following the intent-to-treat principle, linear mixed effects models found at posttreatment the METRA group had a 20.89-point (95%CI −30.66, −11.11) decrease in PTSD symptoms, while the Control Group had a 1.42-point (95%CI −8.11, 5.27) decrease, with the group over time interaction being significant (<i>p </i>< .001). …”

<b>It's about time: The effects of urbanization on phenotypic traits in a Tropical city</b> by Marcos Rafael Severgnini (10125008)

“…However, the variance in less urbanized is greater than in more urbanized sites. Additionally, there is no clear, linear spatial pattern in either body size or leg length. …”

Image_4_Changes in BMI and physical activity from youth to adulthood distinguish normal-weight, metabolically obese adults from those who remain healthy.tif by A. Viitasalo (13224681)

“…Adults with MONW have a greater decrease in physical activity from youth to adulthood than other adults. …”

Image_7_Changes in BMI and physical activity from youth to adulthood distinguish normal-weight, metabolically obese adults from those who remain healthy.tif by A. Viitasalo (13224681)

“…Adults with MONW have a greater decrease in physical activity from youth to adulthood than other adults. …”

Image_2_Changes in BMI and physical activity from youth to adulthood distinguish normal-weight, metabolically obese adults from those who remain healthy.tif by A. Viitasalo (13224681)

“…Adults with MONW have a greater decrease in physical activity from youth to adulthood than other adults. …”