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Dataset of the analyzed data.
Published 2025“…Step height was normalized postoperatively; all other variables remained significantly worse than the HI. …”
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Green Hydrogen Economy: Scenarios versus Technologies
Published 2025“…Our findings reveal that operational scenarios can reduce LCOH more significantly than technological improvements alone. …”
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Effect of ex vivo treatment with rhTGFβ1 or a TGFβ1 inhibitor on monocyte responses to rgE stimulation. Monocytes and NK cells purified from PBMC collected from 10 RZV recipients (demographics in S4 Table) before vaccination (D0) and 90 days post-vaccination (D90) were combined ex vivo and stimulated with VZV-rgE. A subset of D0 monocyte & NK cocultures was also treated with the TGFβ1 inhibitor LY (D0 LY), and a subset of D90 cocultures were supplemented with rhTGFβ1. The graph shows individual data points, means and p values calculated by Friedman test for repeated measures with FDR correction. LY treatment of cells collected on D0 significantly increased their activation to levels similar to D90. Conversely, treatment of D90 cells with rhTGFβ1 significantly decreased their activation to levels similar to D0.
Published 2025“…Conversely, treatment of D90 cells with rhTGFβ1 significantly decreased their activation to levels similar to D0.…”
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Mass loss rate of marble under different chemical environments and dry-wet cycle conditions.
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Patterns of energy changes in marble samples and their stress-strain curves under dry-wet cycles.
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Mechanical parameter trends under different chemical environments and wet-dry cycles.
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Mechanical parameters of marble under different chemical environments and dry-wet cycle conditions.
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