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Comparison of eye drop instillation success rates across different age groups.
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Row data.
Published 2025“…Moreover, Life Sciences & Medicine students demonstrated a greater tendency toward negative self-perception, low psychological well-being level, and decreased creative self-efficacy, compared to peers in other disciplines.…”
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Univariate linear regression analysis of scales.
Published 2025“…Moreover, Life Sciences & Medicine students demonstrated a greater tendency toward negative self-perception, low psychological well-being level, and decreased creative self-efficacy, compared to peers in other disciplines.…”
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<b>Data for s</b><b>easonal variations in coral lipids and their significance for energy maintenance in the </b><b>South China Sea</b>
Published 2024“…<p dir="ltr">In recent years, the intensification of global warming and extreme climate have led to an increase in the frequency and severity of coral bleaching. Coral bleaching means a decrease in symbiotic zooxanthellae density (ZD). …”
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Renamed 05c60.
Published 2025“…Significant interregional disparities persist between the Northern Coastal and Northwestern zones, the Eastern Coastal and Northwestern zones, and the Southern Coastal and Northwestern zones, with interregional disparities being the primary driver of the overall regional gap. (3) When spatial correlation effects are not considered, contribution levels exhibit clear signs of club convergence and asymmetric distribution. …”
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Region Division.
Published 2025“…Significant interregional disparities persist between the Northern Coastal and Northwestern zones, the Eastern Coastal and Northwestern zones, and the Southern Coastal and Northwestern zones, with interregional disparities being the primary driver of the overall regional gap. (3) When spatial correlation effects are not considered, contribution levels exhibit clear signs of club convergence and asymmetric distribution. …”
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Study population.
Published 2024“…In VL, neutrophils have been identified as the ‘first line of defence’, having multiple roles in disease pathogenesis, but their role in PKDL, if any, still remains elusive; presenting a critical gap in knowledge, and was the aim of this study.…”
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List of captured wild pollinator species.
Published 2025“…Overall pollinator abundance was slightly higher in ecological than conventional orchards, but the difference was not significant. High male-to-female ratio enhanced overall pollinator abundance and shaped pollinator composition, by increasing hoverfly abundance and decreasing wasp and fly abundance. …”
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Map of the 20 study orchards.
Published 2025“…Overall pollinator abundance was slightly higher in ecological than conventional orchards, but the difference was not significant. High male-to-female ratio enhanced overall pollinator abundance and shaped pollinator composition, by increasing hoverfly abundance and decreasing wasp and fly abundance. …”
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Pictures of carob tree flowers and orchard.
Published 2025“…Overall pollinator abundance was slightly higher in ecological than conventional orchards, but the difference was not significant. High male-to-female ratio enhanced overall pollinator abundance and shaped pollinator composition, by increasing hoverfly abundance and decreasing wasp and fly abundance. …”