In Situ Transition of Amorphous Carbon to Graphite-like Structures Using MXene as a Template for Fast and Long-Lasting Macrosuperlubricity by Kaihuan Yu (9111978)

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In Situ Transition of Amorphous Carbon to Graphite-like Structures Using MXene as a Template for Fast and Long-Lasting Macrosuperlubricity by Kaihuan Yu (9111978)

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Publication details of all articles included in the scoping review after full-text screening. by Amber Hussain (22265308)

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Count of studies by mental health concept. by Amber Hussain (22265308)

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In Situ Transition of Amorphous Carbon to Graphite-like Structures Using MXene as a Template for Fast and Long-Lasting Macrosuperlubricity by Kaihuan Yu (9111978)

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In Situ Transition of Amorphous Carbon to Graphite-like Structures Using MXene as a Template for Fast and Long-Lasting Macrosuperlubricity by Kaihuan Yu (9111978)

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Key competencies for university presidents. by Leila Doshmangir (7402085)

“…Also, 12 participants involved in the brainstorming phase. The responsibilities of a university president necessitating a blend of personal, interpersonal, professional and decisional competencies. …”

Expression levels of inflammatory markers in response to hypoxia. by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

S1 Data - by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

Establishment and verification of cell IRI model. by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

Expression levels of apoptosis and pyroptosis markers in HL-7702 cells following hypoxia at various reoxygenation durations. by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

Analysis of apoptosis and pyroptosis marker expression in response to different hypoxic time. by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

Expression levels of inflammatory markers following varying durations of reoxygenation post-hypoxia in HL-7702 cells. by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

Quantitative PCR primers. by Xinlu Xu (14415414)

Subjects: “…unavoidable pathological process…”

Hydrogen Sulfide Splitting via the Iodine Thermochemical Cycle: A Theoretical and Experimental Study of a Potential Route to Hydrogen Production by C. Arias-Gallego (22041179)

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Carboxymethyl Cellulose Enhanced Polymeric Form Stable Phase Change Materials with Reversible Transparency for Energy Storage by Dekai Meng (19806200)

“…The resulting gel exhibits a high degree of haze that effectively prevents glare, resulting in optical transparency changes ranging from about 25 to 78% during phase transitions. The preparation process of these phase change gels involves no toxic or harmful solvents, ensuring an environmentally friendly and straightforward approach. …”

Carboxymethyl Cellulose Enhanced Polymeric Form Stable Phase Change Materials with Reversible Transparency for Energy Storage by Dekai Meng (19806200)

“…The resulting gel exhibits a high degree of haze that effectively prevents glare, resulting in optical transparency changes ranging from about 25 to 78% during phase transitions. The preparation process of these phase change gels involves no toxic or harmful solvents, ensuring an environmentally friendly and straightforward approach. …”

Iterative Game Development Process. by Jingyan Huang (6752117)

Built Environment Process Map by SAREH MOOSAVI (1134767)

“…However, a key impediment to achieving transformation is underdeveloped understandings of how key actors and sectors within the built environment work together to achieve goals. We developed this process map to describe: the key processes involved in producing the built environment across its life stages; key sectors of the built environment, their key actors, and the activities coordinated between them. …”

Vocabulary Statistics. by Na Wang (193263)

“…The preprocessed sentences are given as input to the fuzzy semantic similarity phase, which aims to avoid uncertainties by measuring the semantic resemblance between two linguistic elements, such as phrases, words, or sentences involved in a translation using the Jaccard similarity coefficient. …”