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Estimated and observed disease prevalence in school-aged children by area, test and sampling year.
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Comparison of Mean Absolute Error (MAE) in Millimeters as a Function of Kernel Size.
Published 2025“…After this point, the Reduced Depth model’s MAE increases significantly, while the Full Model’s performance stabilizes before slightly increasing again.…”
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Opioid consumption data.
Published 2025“…No significant difference was observed in the mean percentage of prescribed MMEs leftover between the two cohorts (Orthopaedic 47% vs. …”
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Prescription data.
Published 2025“…No significant difference was observed in the mean percentage of prescribed MMEs leftover between the two cohorts (Orthopaedic 47% vs. …”
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Refill rate by surgical specialty.
Published 2025“…No significant difference was observed in the mean percentage of prescribed MMEs leftover between the two cohorts (Orthopaedic 47% vs. …”
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Noncontinuous data on opioid use.
Published 2025“…No significant difference was observed in the mean percentage of prescribed MMEs leftover between the two cohorts (Orthopaedic 47% vs. …”
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Presentation 1_Ceftriaxone-associated dysbiosis decreases voriconazole bioavailability by upregulating intestinal P-glycoprotein expression through activation of the Nrf2-mediated...
Published 2025“…</p>Key findings<p>The diversity and richness of intestinal bacteria, especially the abundance of gram-negative bacteria, were significantly decreased after ceftriaxone treatment. …”