Excess Mortality (2020-2023) as Proxy of COVID-19 Deaths? by Emmanuel Okoro, Nehemiah Ikoba

“…Observations: Excess mortality estimates are errors/residuals of prediction models increasingly used to determine the number of unreported deaths from COVID-19. …”
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PHILOSOPHICAL TEXT AS A TRANSLATION OBJECT (BASED ON THE WORK OF S. A. KRIPKE “WITTGENSTEIN ON RULES AND PRIVATE LANGUAGE”) by Yu.A. Borisenko, D.S. Vladimirov

“…While comparing the original and translated texts the detailed analysis of translation errors is carried out. The key conclusions are as follows: the developed translation model is applicable to translation practice and can explain translator’s decisions; however, further elaboration of methods for analyzing the holistic meaning in comparison of its representation in the original and translated text is required.…”
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Analysis of student’s mathematical problem-solving ability with moderate learning readiness based on Polya’s theory by Nur Fauziyah, Zattira Nadia Rahma

“…In the stage of carrying out the plan, students generally solved problems according to their plans, albeit with minor errors due to a lack of systematic execution. In the looking back stage, most students evaluated their work, but some were less thorough in composing conclusions. …”
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Fatores de estresse percebidos e comportamentos de enfrentamento de estudantes de enfermagem na prática clínica: um estudo transversal / The perceived stress f... by inci mercan annak, Buse Nur Doganay, Cansu Dincel

“…The most prevalent form of stress reported by the participants was the stress from taking care of patients, which was followed by the stress from teachers and nursing personnel and The most frequently reported coping strategies among the participants were avoidance. Conclusions: educators and nurses should recognize that errors are an inherent part of the learning process, understand the stress experienced by students, and provide support to enable them to focus on positive learning.   …”
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Documentation of management processes in information institutions: New challenges and prospects by Berezanska Iryna, Drok Pavlo, Pluzhnyk Oksana

“…Implementation of modern document management systems enables fast data exchange, reduces the risk of errors and improves customer service, which is the ultimate goal of any management process.…”
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The impact of polycystic ovary syndrome on attention: an empirical investigation by Maitreyi Redkar, Azizuddin Khan

“…Conclusions Women with PCOS showed more error and slower reaction time in focused attention.…”
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BISGA: Recalculating the Entire Boolean-Valued Information System from Aggregates Using a Genetic Algorithm by Salman Ali, Muhammad Sadiq Khan, Habib Shah, Harish Garg, Abdullah Alsheddy

“…This novel approach may help practitioners recalculate the entire lost BIS, which in turn helps in the decision-making process and conclusions.…”
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Addressing the Sharing Economy—Some (Potential) Inconsistencies of Its Emancipatory Defense by Bru Laín

“…The conclusions suggest that to truly realize the emancipatory potential of the SE, the conception should distance itself from standard economic theory and adopt a more institutional approach akin to classical political economy.…”
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White Matter Imaging Phenotypes Mediate the Negative Causality of Mitochondrial DNA Copy Number on Sleep Apnea: A Bidirectional Mendelian Randomization Study and Mediation Analysis by Ying Q, Wang M, Zhao Z, Wu Y, Sun C, Huang X, Zhang X, Guo J

“…A two-step approach was employed to evaluate causal relationships between BIPs, mtDNA-CN and SA, utilising the “product of coefficients” method to assess the mediating effects of BIPs. Multiple testing errors were corrected using the Benjamini–Hochberg method.Results: Genetically predicted mtDNA-CN had a negative causal effect on SA (OR = 0.859, 95% CI = 0.785– 0.939, P = 3.20× 10− 4), whereas SA did not have a causal effect on mtDNA-CN (OR = 1.0056, 95% CI = 0.9954– 1.0159, P = 0.2825). …”
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Long-term oncological and functional outcomes in patients with bone sarcomas in the proximal femur undergoing unplanned surgery: A single-center retrospective cohort study by Guodong Zhong, Tiao Lin, Yongqian Wang, Hao Yao, Aierxiding Aimaiti, Xianbiao Xie, Changye Zou, Junqiang Yin, Jingnan Shen, Gang Huang, Zhiqiang Zhao

“…However, MSTS scores were significantly lower in the unplanned surgery group (p < 0.001). Conclusion: Unplanned surgery correlates with poorer functional outcomes. …”
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Developing a Prototype Machine Learning Model to Predict Quality of Life Measures in People Living With HIV by Mercadal-Orfila G, Serrano López de las Hazas J, Riera-Jaume M, Herrera-Perez S

“…Additionally, the model demonstrated strong reliability in maintaining standardized prediction errors below 0.2 for most instruments, with probabilities of achieving this threshold being 96.43% for WHOQoL HIV Bref and 88.44% for ESTAR, while lower probabilities were observed for TSQM (44%) and WRFQ (51%).Conclusion: The results from our machine learning algorithms are promising for predicting PROMs and PREMs in AIDS settings. …”
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Co-creation and evaluation of online care maps for children with medical complexity by Sherri Adams, Madison Beatty, Blossom G. Dharmaraj, Clara Moore, Arti D. Desai, Leah Bartlett, Erin Culbert, Eyal Cohen, Jennifer N. Stinson, Julia Orkin

“…In Phase 2 (Usability Testing), caregivers were monitored for errors and efficiency while completing a standardized task on the online care map. …”
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Effects of urban sprawl on land use change in the peripheral villages of Tehran metropolis (case study: Tehran-Damavand axis) by ِAshkan Mohammadi, Naser Shafiei Sabet, Alireza Shakiba

“…In Tehran- Damavand axis, these changes have been made by various factors and forces during its uneven spatial expansion. Conclusion: In the study of spatial and land use changes, it is important to pay attention to which side effects are slowly changing and which side effects change more quickly. …”
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The ICEDORA study: clinical and demographic characteristics and treatment regimens of patients with HR+ HER2- locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer receiving CDK4/6 inhibito... by I. E. Khatkov, I. I. Andreyashkina, I. D. Trotsenko, O. N. Matveeva, V. A. Reznikov

“…Multivariate logistic regression and Cox proportional hazards models were built to exclude the influence of confounders and systematic errors.   Results. The analysis included 2051 patients. 58.7 % received palbociclib, 34.7 % — ribociclib, 6.6 % — abemaciclib. …”
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Real-Time, Risk-Based Clinical Trial Quality Management in China: Development of a Digital Monitoring Platform by Min Jiang, Shuhua Zhao, Yun Mei, Zhiying Fu, Yannan Yuan, Jie Ai, Yuan Sheng, Ying Gong, Jingjing Chen

“…Quality findings from the early-stage, interim-stage, and conclusion-stage QC rounds of clinical trials were rated by using 3 severity grades (minor, major, or critical) and classified into 5 categories (with 4 taxonomy levels under each category). …”
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An interpretable machine learning model for predicting bone marrow invasion in patients with lymphoma via 18F-FDG PET/CT: a multicenter study by Xinyu Zhu, Denglu Lu, Yang Wu, Yanqi Lu, Liang He, Yanyun Deng, Xingyu Mu, Wei Fu

“…Although bone marrow biopsy (BMB) is the current gold standard, its invasive nature and sampling errors highlight the necessity for noninvasive alternatives. …”
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Sociodemographic and regional differences in neonatal and infant mortality in Switzerland in 2011–2018: the Swiss National Cohort by Veronika W. Skrivankova, Leonie D. Schreck, Claudia Berlin, Radoslaw Panczak, Kaspar Staub, Marcel Zwahlen, Sven M. Schulzke, Matthias Egger, Claudia E. Kuehni

“…We investigated associations with neonatal and infant mortality by fitting multivariable Poisson regression models with robust standard errors. Several sensitivity analyses assessed the robustness of our findings. …”
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Causal association of obesity-related anthropometric traits with myopia and the mediating role of educational attainment: a Mendelian randomization study by Yi Lu, Can-Can Zhang, Run-Ting Ma, Yuan-Jing Li, Wen-Ping Li, Die-Wen-Jie Hu, Lian-Hong Zhou

“…As a supplement to previous observational studies, it provides strong evidence for the relationship between anthropometric traits and refractive errors and offers a theoretical basis for future measures to prevent and control myopia.…”
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Comparison of IMO vifa24plus(1-2) and Humphrey Field Analyzer 24-2 by Takagi Y, Asano R, Yamashita K, Sakai Y, Yokoyama S, Ichikawa K, Ichikawa K

“…Fixation errors are significantly improved compared to HFA, while there is no significant difference in false positives or false negatives.Keywords: glaucoma, visual field test, IMO vifa 24plus(1-2), HFA 24-2…”
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Mind the HAP: an initiative to improve the diagnosis, management and prevention of hospital-acquired pneumonia on the RBH elderly care wards by Charles McLaren, Apurba Chatterjee, Shabnam Iyer, Thanuja Nanayakkara, Patricia Knight, Tanya Demonne, Oscar Amarille, Amanda Adkins, Ruhel Miah

“…Methods: Retrospective audits revealed diagnostic and coding errors, alongside a dearth of structured preventative measures across the five wards. …”
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