The parameters of explosive. by Hai Rong (18422937)

“…When the lateral stress coefficient and joint angle are the same, an increase in initial in-situ stress results in a reduction in the area of the blasting damage zone. (2) Under the same initial in-situ stress conditions, the area of the blasting damage zone initially increases and then decreases with an increasing joint angle. However, it remains larger than that without a joint, and there exists an optimal angle that maximizes the damage area. …”

Peak stress curve of each unit. by Hai Rong (18422937)

“…When the lateral stress coefficient and joint angle are the same, an increase in initial in-situ stress results in a reduction in the area of the blasting damage zone. (2) Under the same initial in-situ stress conditions, the area of the blasting damage zone initially increases and then decreases with an increasing joint angle. However, it remains larger than that without a joint, and there exists an optimal angle that maximizes the damage area. …”

Peak displacement curve of each unit. by Hai Rong (18422937)

“…When the lateral stress coefficient and joint angle are the same, an increase in initial in-situ stress results in a reduction in the area of the blasting damage zone. (2) Under the same initial in-situ stress conditions, the area of the blasting damage zone initially increases and then decreases with an increasing joint angle. However, it remains larger than that without a joint, and there exists an optimal angle that maximizes the damage area. …”

RHT constitutive model parameters for rock [34]. by Hai Rong (18422937)

“…When the lateral stress coefficient and joint angle are the same, an increase in initial in-situ stress results in a reduction in the area of the blasting damage zone. (2) Under the same initial in-situ stress conditions, the area of the blasting damage zone initially increases and then decreases with an increasing joint angle. However, it remains larger than that without a joint, and there exists an optimal angle that maximizes the damage area. …”

Stride time across measurement sessions. by Mohammadreza Mahaki (8218191)

“…A training session consisted of a normal walking condition, followed by a training condition on LesSchuh and finally an after-effect condition. …”

Gait stability retention. by Mohammadreza Mahaki (8218191)

“…A training session consisted of a normal walking condition, followed by a training condition on LesSchuh and finally an after-effect condition. …”

Gait stability across measurement sessions. by Mohammadreza Mahaki (8218191)

“…A training session consisted of a normal walking condition, followed by a training condition on LesSchuh and finally an after-effect condition. …”

Treadmill with safety harness. by Mohammadreza Mahaki (8218191)

“…A training session consisted of a normal walking condition, followed by a training condition on LesSchuh and finally an after-effect condition. …”

Step width across measurement sessions. by Mohammadreza Mahaki (8218191)

“…A training session consisted of a normal walking condition, followed by a training condition on LesSchuh and finally an after-effect condition. …”

General assessment^b'*'. by Mohammadreza Mahaki (8218191)

“…A training session consisted of a normal walking condition, followed by a training condition on LesSchuh and finally an after-effect condition. …”

Ca²⁺ binding mutants expressed and localized correctly. by Mallory C. Shields (4474210)

“…By replacing one aspartate residue deep in the Ca²⁺-binding pocket with a larger, negatively-charged glutamate residue (magenta, larger), the <i>syt^D-E</i> mutation in C₂A blocks Ca²⁺ binding by steric hindrance while maintaining electrostatic repulsion of the presynaptic membrane (large arrows). …”

Clinical characteristics of IDC patients. by Gangming Zhu (21094310)

“…Besides, ADC value was increased (<i>P</i><0.001), but K^trans (<i>P</i>=0.037) and K_ep (<i>P</i>=0.004) were decreased in IDC patients with Lumina A (vs. other molecular subtypes). …”

The effect of kinetics V_S of NaP on PIC patterns and firing types. by Yi Cheng (317041)

Results of Experiment S1 as a function of Stimulus Type. by İlayda Nazlı (19332772)

^rod<i>Cep164</i>^-/- OSs degenerate after P16. by Michelle Reed (391022)

CHW characteristics at baseline. by Josephine Pascal Ferla (16024506)

“…At baseline and endline, CHWs completed interviews and trained study staff observed and scored CHW counseling sessions using a structured checklist which were reduced into six dimensions through principal component analysis: <i>introduce</i>, <i>educate</i>, <i>ask</i>, <i>plan/problem solve</i>, <i>interact/encourage</i>, and <i>responsive care</i>. …”

Table 1 - by Kazuhiro Takahashi (1997272)

“…The airflow caused by this pressure difference is called pendelluft, which is a possible mechanisms of patient self-inflicted lung injury. …”

Conceptual framework. by Hathairat Kosiyaporn (7180853)

“…This study recommends effective infodemic management and comprehensive public communication, prioritising vulnerable groups such as those with a low level of education and people with chronic conditions. …”

Noise and Recurrence Destroy E/I Co-Tuning. by Emmanouil Giannakakis (8415591)

“…</b> An increase in the input noise leads to a reduction in diversity (teal) and, for larger noise intensities, also co-tuning of E/I weights (purple). …”

How Elephant Seals (<i>Mirounga leonina</i>) Adjust Their Fine Scale Horizontal Movement and Diving Behaviour in Relation to Prey Encounter Rate by Yves Le Bras (756623)

“…The southern elephant seal (<i>Mirounga leonina</i>, hereafter SES), the largest phocid, is a major predator of the southern ocean feeding on myctophids and cephalopods. …”