Papers where the original authors have engaged with our plain-language explanation.
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948 papers reviewed by authors · 151–160 / 948
This paper presents a client-side security architecture for web-based credential vaults that achieves strong zero-knowledge properties by combining WebAuthn's PRF extension with symmetric cryptography and optimized browser storage patterns.
This study conducted in Southwest Nigeria during high malaria transmission season found that while the PfHRP2-based rapid diagnostic test demonstrated high sensitivity compared to PCR, its extremely low specificity and poor agreement with reference standards highlight significant limitations for routine clinical use.
This study demonstrates that neurexin and neuroligin deficiency in *C. elegans* causes widespread transcriptional reprogramming affecting diverse pathways beyond synaptic function, thereby linking molecular dysregulation to the observed developmental, behavioral, and neuromorphological abnormalities.
This study systematically reviews 98 peer-reviewed articles to synthesize the relationship between collaborative governance and circular food system transformation, ultimately proposing an Integrative Collaborative Governance Framework that connects institutional mechanisms, circular practices, and sustainability outcomes to guide future research and policy.
This prospective cohort study in Western Kenya demonstrates that despite universal antiretroviral therapy use, maternal HIV infection remains independently associated with a significantly increased risk of low birth weight and preterm birth, a finding robustly confirmed through weighted propensity score matching and inverse probability weighting methods.
This paper introduces AeroGround, an open, citation-grounded aviation dataset derived from U.S. public-domain sources that enables the training and evaluation of trustworthy language models capable of providing authoritative, cited answers or calibrated abstentions when evidence is insufficient.
This paper characterizes the asymptotic optimal performance of multiunit i.i.d. prophet inequalities using extreme value theory, establishing a new lower bound of that improves upon static-threshold algorithms while revealing that the widely used certainty-equivalent heuristic, though optimal under fluid scaling, can exhibit divergent regret relative to the optimal dynamic program when the ratio of offers to capacity grows large.
This paper presents the first theory that quantitatively predicts data-limited neural scaling exponents for large language models from first principles by deriving a parameter-free formula based solely on the decay of pairwise token correlations and the decay of next-token conditional entropy in natural language.
This paper proposes a minimal gauge extension of the Standard Model featuring a two-component singlet-doublet fermionic dark matter candidate stabilized by a discrete symmetry, which successfully evades stringent direct-detection constraints while offering testable predictions for collider, indirect, and gravitational wave experiments.
This study demonstrates that while the methanolic extract of *Bergera koenii* leaves exhibits superior antioxidant activity, the green-synthesized zinc oxide nanoparticles derived from the same plant possess enhanced antibacterial efficacy against *E. coli* and *S. aureus*, highlighting their distinct potential for pharmaceutical and biomedical applications.