Iridescence from tuned microstructures in poly(octamethylene terephthalate) by Yu-Zhe Huang, Selvaraj Nagarajan, Widyantari Rahmayanti, Li-Ting Lee, Eamor M. Woo

“…The POT microstructures could be finely modulated and tailored-made to functional applications as interfacial coating materials for performing photonics iridescence.…”
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Health conditions of young and old elderly by Cibelle Barbosa Reis, Rozeli Santos de Jesus, Carla Silvana de Oliveira e Silva, Lucinéia de Pinho

“…Conclusion: the model of health facing the elderly, should not be restricted to treatment of diseases but cover their functional capacity.…”
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The impact of variance in carnitine palmitoyltransferase-1 expression on breast cancer prognosis is stratified by clinical and anthropometric factors. by Ryan Liu, Shyryn Ospanova, Rachel J Perry

“…We utilized RNA sequencing data in the Xena Functional Genomics Explorer, to explore CPT1A's effect on breast cancer patients' survival probability. …”
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Understanding the impact of the gut microbiome on opioid use disorder: Pathways, mechanisms, and treatment insights by Negin Kazemian, Sepideh Pakpour

“…This comprehensive review explores the intricate bidirectional link through the gut–brain axis, focusing on how opiates influence microbial composition, functional changes, and gut mucosal integrity. By synthesizing current findings, the review aims to inspire new strategies to combat the opioid crisis and leverage microbiome‐centred interventions for preventing and treating OUD.…”
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Changes of infants’ motor development using corrective education by Daiva Mockevičienė, Lina Miliūnienė

“…In order to assess the motor development of infants the Munich functional development diagnostics was used. There participated 120 infants attending early rehabilitation service of Šiauliai consulting policlinics for children’s disease clinics. …”
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V-Movement, subject clitics, and inversion by Edward Rubin

“…It notes problems for previous accounts that include additional subject clitic specific functional heads and varying height of head-movement. …”
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KOKIA YRA PROTINGŲ AUTOMATŲ EGZISTAVIMO GALIMYBĖ? by Algis Davidavičius

“…This existence is logically possible, if we rely on special kind of epistemologically relevant property dualism, coupled with a broader ontological monism and a functional definition of a person. It is argued later, that factual realizability of those possible technogenous persons is strongly dependent on special ontological commitment to the realization of such possibility. …”
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DEVELOPMENT PROBABILITY-LINGUISTIC MODELS VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF AVIATION SECURITY IMPORTANT TECHNICAL FACILITIES by S. G. Danylyuk, A. A. Murashko

“…The second important conclusion is that though theoretically the choice of the next impact on the safe operation system of important technical objects depends on the whole background of states and influences but in practice what influences are available to the «neutralization» of a functional element in the safe operation system of important technical object in the form of probabilistic and linguistic syndrome is given.…”
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Management of Irritable Bowel Syndrome in the Elderly by Indra Kurniawan, Marcellus S Kolopaking

“… Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is one of the most commonly encountered functional gastrointestinal disorders in the elderly. …”
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Apocrine secretion by the choroid plexus by Ya’el Courtney, Maria K. Lehtinen

“…This review synthesizes structural, functional, and proteomic data supporting ChP apocrine secretion, compares it to other epithelial release mechanisms, and highlights outstanding questions about its regulation and physiological roles. …”
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Differential network biology by Trey Ideker, Nevan J Krogan

“…Abstract Protein and genetic interaction maps can reveal the overall physical and functional landscape of a biological system. To date, these interaction maps have typically been generated under a single condition, even though biological systems undergo differential change that is dependent on environment, tissue type, disease state, development or speciation. …”
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Feature selection methods for identifying genetic determinants of host species in RNA viruses. by Ricardo Aguas, Neil M Ferguson

“…Despite environmental, social and ecological dependencies, emergence of zoonotic viruses in human populations is clearly also affected by genetic factors which determine cross-species transmission potential. …”
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Pairing of homologous regions in the mouse genome is associated with transcription but not imprinting status. by Christel Krueger, Michelle R King, Felix Krueger, Miguel R Branco, Cameron S Osborne, Kathy K Niakan, Michael J Higgins, Wolf Reik

“…We propose that homologous pairing is not exclusive to specialised regions or specific functional events, and speculate that it provides the cell with the opportunity of trans-allelic effects on gene regulation.…”
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Affixes dérivationnels forts et faibles en agni et en baoulé by Alain Albert ADEKPATÉ

“…The underlying hypothesis in this study is that derivational affixes in the languages under study and perhaps in all languages of the Central Tano group of the kwa branch are subdivided into two groups: weak affixes, which have no depressive action on verb tone, and strong affixes, which have a depressive action on verb tone. Depending on the functional nature of affixes, the segmental and tonal structures of verb stems, tonal behavior in verb-affix combinations is verb-oriented from the affix, on a first level, and may eventually be suffix-oriented, from the verb, on a second level. …”
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Improved spectral clustering algorithm and its application in MCI detection by Jie XIANG, Dong-qin ZHAO

“…In order to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI) using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)，a method based on fMRI clustering was proposed fMRI data were clustered to obtain the blood oxygen level dependence( BOLD) change model of MCI patients，then abnormal patterns were used to detect disease.The traditional spectral clustering algorithm needs to calculate all of the eigenvalue and eigenvector，so time and space complexity is higher.An improved spectral clustering method was proposed which modified the similar matrix construction method and the setting method of σ and k，and then this method was applied to clustering and detection of MCI patients.To verify the performance of the proposed method，the comparison of the clustering result，classification accuracy using traditional algorithm and Nyström is also done.The comparative experimental results show that the proposed method can get BOLD pattern more accurately，the accuracy of MCI detection is higher than the other two algorithms，and the time and space complexity are less than the traditional algorithm.…”
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A Case of Achalasia Presenting with Cardiac Arrest due to Left Atrial Compression by Dong Han Yeom, Han Seung Ryu

“…The subsequent stasis of ingested food not only leads to symptoms of dysphagia, regurgitation, chest pain, and weight loss, but also results in an increased risk of esophageal carcinoma. Structural or functional pulmonary abnormalities occur in more than half of patients and may be due to recurrent aspiration or tracheal compression from a dilated esophagus. …”
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BOLD Response Selective to Flow-Motion in Very Young Infants. by Laura Biagi, Sofia Allegra Crespi, Michela Tosetti, Maria Concetta Morrone

“…Resting-state correlations demonstrate adult-like functional connectivity between the motion-selective associative areas, but not between primary cortex and temporo-occipital and posterior-insular cortices. …”
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Establishment of an ES cell-derived murine megakaryocytic cell line, MKD1, with features of primary megakaryocyte progenitors. by Hedia Chagraoui, Catherine Porcher

“…At a functional level, we show that ablation of SCL expression, a transcription factor critical for MkP maturation, leads to gene expression alterations similar to that observed in primary, Scl-excised MkPs. …”
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Endpoints: types, selection, interpretation of the results obtained on the example of cardiology studies by A. R. Navasardyan, S. Yu. Martsevich

“…This indicator is the endpoint (EP) of the study, i.e. one or another outcome of the disease or a change in the laboratory and functional characteristics. Its choice directly affects the intended design and sample size of the study. …”
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MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF SPORTS PREPARATION OF 14-15-YEAR-OLD FEMALE BASKETBALL PLAYERS by Mariana Borukova

“…The complex development of motor skills raises the question of the assessment and control of the specific functional training of the athletes. Permanent control over the level of development of basic motor skills allows coaches to determine the main directions for optimization of the educational and training process and to work more effectively for the development of specific technical and tactical skills of adolescent basketball players. …”
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