998 papers
This study employs hierarchical Bayesian modeling on a public visual working memory dataset to demonstrate that memory precision decreases systematically with increased load, revealing substantial individual variability and showing that a nonlinear model outperforms linear alternatives in capturing these effects.
This study utilizes geoinformatic techniques and Landsat imagery from 1994 to 2018 to demonstrate that rapid urbanization in Ghaziabad district has significantly increased built-up areas and water bodies while causing substantial declines in vegetation, barren land, and forest cover, leading to a measurable deterioration in soil quality.
This paper presents the first implementation and evaluation of space-efficient BFS and DFS traversal algorithms on succinct de Bruijn graphs, demonstrating significant reductions in auxiliary memory usage (up to 11×) and overall memory footprint (up to 2.36×) on a graph with 800 million edges.
The "Nourishing Our Future" programme successfully applied the Knowledge-to-Action framework to improve food and nutrition practices across Essex's early childhood education settings through multi-strategy knowledge mobilisation, resulting in reported positive changes in children's food behaviors, practitioner confidence, and organizational policies, though long-term sustainability remains challenged by funding pressures.
This study developed and validated simple, rapid, and reliable FTIR and LC-MS methods for the simultaneous estimation of pioglitazone, glimepiride, and metformin hydrochloride in bulk and tablet formulations, demonstrating excellent linearity, accuracy, and precision in accordance with ICH guidelines for routine quality control.
This study utilizes 2018 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey data to demonstrate that while higher education and household wealth are the primary drivers of maternal health service utilization among married Nigerian women, digital factors like mobile phone ownership and internet use also play significant, though sometimes complex and non-linear, roles in shaping these health behaviors.
This study utilizes comparative transcriptomics of four distinct bacterial infections to reveal that macrophage antibacterial immunity is organized around a conserved inflammatory core, which is overlaid by pathogen-specific remodeling of cellular functions such as metabolism and cell-cycle regulation.
This case report describes a 78-year-old man who survived an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest due to anterior STEMI and developed post-ROSC complete atrioventricular block, which was successfully managed with immediate prehospital transcutaneous pacing to stabilize hemodynamics until definitive hospital care could be provided.
This paper proposes and validates a bounded free-energy framework where topology-state coordinates, derived from Navier–Stokes solutions rather than acting as a fundamental force, serve as predictive variables for coherent vortex dynamics and measurable response gaps in both controlled benchmarks and dynamic-stall case studies.
A cross-sectional study of contemporary UK Armed Forces personnel reveals that at-risk drinking remains prevalent, particularly among males, single individuals, and those with prior combat deployment, with the majority of risk occurring at lower consumption levels and a notable tendency for heavier drinkers to decline further study participation.