959 papers
This study demonstrates that while global diversity in educational item banks is insufficient to ensure robust language parsing, local allocation strategies significantly impact performance, whereas global graph connectivity provides no additional benefit once components have sufficient within-cell exposure.
This paper proposes the RECINAT framework to assess and enhance the resilience of Nordic power grids against natural hazards like landslides by utilizing multi-objective optimization to strategically deploy Virtual Power Plants, thereby reducing economic losses and improving system redundancy.
This mixed-methods study of Tanzanian primary schools reveals that while most teachers recognize the importance of noncognitive skills and primarily use observation checklists, their assessment practices remain largely informal and subjective due to a lack of standardized national guidelines and training.
This qualitative study of Mogadishu's post-conflict judiciary reveals that while livestreaming court proceedings shifts public perception from hearsay to direct observation, its impact on public trust is conditional, enhancing legitimacy only when courts demonstrate visible neutrality and professionalism, but potentially eroding it if proceedings appear biased or flawed.
This study of 95 non-financial Egyptian firms (2020–2024) reveals that while managerial ownership and prolonged audit delays increase stock price crash risk, institutional and family ownership mitigate it, with audit delay acting as a significant moderator that alters the impact of various ownership structures on tail risk.
This paper proposes a simulation-based extension of structural econometric estimation to measure technological innovation's impact on macroeconomic growth, finding that while the US has significantly outperformed its optimal growth path since the 2000s due to IT-driven innovation, Japan has lagged behind due to offsetting macroeconomic inefficiencies, though the method's accuracy remains limited by current estimates of intertemporal elasticity of substitution.
This study presents an explainable, unsupervised multi-class classification framework using Minkowski and Cauchy kernel density methods to achieve 95.7% accuracy in prototyping CD20-stained lymphoid tissue samples, while highlighting unusual diaminobenzidine signaling patterns and identifying the need for expanded immunohistochemical and genetic data to distinguish B and T cell lineages.
This study applies Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) to psoriasis transcriptomic data, revealing a statistically significant structural relationship between epigenetic dysregulation and disease pathology that is strongly characterized by the downregulation of the long non-coding RNA H19.
This study demonstrates that habitat structural complexity acts as a critical ecological buffer that enhances coral reef resilience and biodiversity, thereby mitigating the compounded negative impacts of local anthropogenic stressors and climate change.
This study provides the first comprehensive characterization of human pre-miRNA terminal loop regions, revealing distinct sequence architectures defined by specific length distributions, positional nucleotide biases, and enriched motifs that may influence miRNA biogenesis and protein interactions.