Investigation into anti-penetration analytical model of composite sandwich structure with UHMWPE laminate under high speed impact of cylindrical projectile by Wenxi DAI, Wei XIE, Pengcheng HU, Yuansheng CHENG, Pan ZHANG, Decong LI

“…Finally, the results of the theoretical analysis models and numerical model are compared.ResultsBased on the numerical model results, the ballistic limit errors of both theoretical analysis models are less than 22%, but the ballistic limit of the theoretical analysis model that considers projectile upsetting has higher calculation precision when the maximum errors, mean errors and correlation coefficients are considered together.ConclusionsThe proposed theoretical analysis models can be applied to effectively calculate the ballistic limits of UHMWPE composite sandwich structures against the impact of cylindrical projectiles, providing valuable references for the penetration resistance calculation of other fibre composite sandwich structures.…”
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Preventability of early vs. late readmissions in an academic medical center. by Kelly L Graham, Ogechi Dike, Lauren Doctoroff, Marisa Jupiter, Anita Vanka, Roger B Davis, Edward R Marcantonio

“…Early readmissions were associated with more management errors, and mental status changes 24h prior to discharge. …”
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Sound Localization with Hearables in Transparency Mode by Sebastian A. Ausili, Nathan Erthal, Christopher Bennett, Hillary A. Snapp

“…These modifications resulted in increased localization errors, particularly for elevation perception and in noise. …”
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Gauging proximity to failure in the bench press: generalized velocity-based vs. %1RM-repetitions-to-failure approaches by Xuelin Qin, Beibei Liu, Amador García-Ramos

“…Results The RIR-velocity relationship was the only approach that did not significantly deviate from the intended RIR (errors = -0.4 to 0.6 repetitions). In contrast, both the %1RM-RTF and RTF-velocity relationships overestimated the intended RIR at 60%1RM for both 2RIR (2.9 and 5.8 repetitions, respectively) and 4RIR (2.8 and 5.7 repetitions, respectively), while no significant differences were observed at 80%1RM (errors = -0.6 to 0.9 repetitions). …”
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Exploring Cyclists’ Behavior, Traffic Safety Literacy, and Crash Occurrence in Latvia by Katrina Volgemute, Zermena Vazne, Sergio A. Useche

“…Conversely, cyclists with greater positive behavior rates more often also tend to possess better knowledge of traffic rules and exhibit a heightened risk perception, indicating a greater awareness of road traffic safety. <b>Conclusions:</b> This study underscores key age differences, with older individuals significantly less involved in riding crashes, exhibiting fewer driving errors and a higher level of risk perception, which serves as a relevant factor in road safety. …”
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MEDICAL AND SOCIAL VALUE OF AMETROPIA CORRECTION IN CHILDREN by E. Yu. Markova, O. V. Kurganova, L. Yu. Bezmel’nitsyna, D. O. Meshkov, L. V. Venediktova

“…Conclusions. In terms of clinical and economic efficacy, optimal age of refractive error detection is less than 1 year. …”
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Modelling cognitive decline in the Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial [HYVET] and proposed risk tables for population use. by Ruth Peters, Nigel Beckett, Robert Beardmore, Rafael Peña-Miller, Kenneth Rockwood, Arnold Mitnitski, Shahrul Mt-Isa, Christopher Bulpitt

“…Cognitive states were defined in relation to errors on the Mini-Mental State Examination, with more errors signifying worse cognition. …”
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Impact of spectacle use on academic performance among Vietnamese adolescents with reduced visual acuity and myopia: A school-based study. by Hoang Thuy Linh Nguyen, Xuan Minh Tri Tran, Keiko Nakamura, Kaoruko Seino, Yuri Tashiro, Ayano Miyashita, Tae Igarashi-Yokoi, Van Thang Vo, Kyoko Ohno-Matsui

“…Spectacle use was found to be significantly associated with an increased GPA (β = 0.462; 95% confidence interval = 0.108-0.816), math scores (β = 0.517; 95% confidence interval = 0.015-1.020), and literature scores (β = 0.438; 95% confidence interval = 0.074-0.802) among students with reduced VA, and with increased literature scores (β = 0.277; 95% confidence interval = 0.046-0.509) among students with myopia.<h4>Conclusions</h4>Refractive errors, particularly myopia, are major health concerns among secondary school students in Vietnam. …”
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Delving into discrepancies, a single-center experience with Accelerate Pheno for gram-negative bacteremia, a rapid phenotypic susceptibility testing method by Zoe Freeman Weiss, Dimitar Zelenkov, Jon Englert, Maureen Campion

“…Methods: Microbiology was reviewed for discrepancies as defined by very major errors (VMEs), major errors (MEs), and minor errors (mEs). …”
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Inhalation technique assessment and evaluation for the need of pharmaceutical intervention in respiratory pathologies patients by Paloma Castellano-Copa, Jaime Gulín-Dávila, Yveth Michelle Tajes-González

“…Older aged patients performed a worse inhalation technique. Conclusions: There is a high rate of errors in the use of inhaled therapy, being even higher among older aged patients. …”
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A Supplementary Analysis and Critique of Maktabi Shirazi's Correction of 'Words Aliyya Ghurra' by Mohammad hadi Khaleghzadeh

“…This initial publication was riddled with errors and inaccuracies. In the next attempt, Mahmoud Abadi published a corrected edition in 1999. …”
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Using biometric data to protect information by K. N. Vlasov, O. V. Tolstykh, O. V. Isaev

“…An urgent task is to evaluate the system for protecting access to information while minimizing errors, based on the use of human biometric data. …”
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Dilemmas in diagnostics and therapy of rolandic epilepsy by Škrijelj Fadil, Sokić Dragoslav

“…Diagnostic and consequential therapeutic errors appear, most often, when an adequate diagnostics is not applied. …”
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A test method for selecting suitable cleaning indicators for routine cleaning monitoring on a washer-disinfector in a central sterile supply department. by Juan Zhou, Wei Guo, Dongling Liu, Jianrong Li, Caixia Yang, Ying Wang, Xiaoyi Huang

“…Eleven commercially available cleaning indicators were tested in five cleaning simulations, P0 to P4, where P1 represented the standard cleaning process in CSSD, while P2-P4 incorporated induced-error cleaning processes to mimic real-world errors. …”
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Algorithm for designing load-bearing structures of a multi-storey building using the visual programming environment DYNAMO STUDIO by T. A. Yurosheva, A. V. Kalinichenko, V. G. Makiev

“…This makes it possible to avoid a wide range of design errors, which in the future will not lead to corresponding problems during the construction phase of the facility. …”
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Refining breast cancer classification: Customized attention integration approaches with dense and residual networks for enhanced detection by Mohammad Sakif Alam, Anwar Hossain Efat, SM Mahedy Hasan, Md Palash Uddin

“…This high accuracy demonstrates the effectiveness of the fusion architecture and its ability to reduce manual errors in breast cancer diagnosis. Conclusion The DRAI architecture with TLE provides a robust, automated framework for breast cancer classification. …”
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Ensuring Clinical Readiness: Commissioning, Acceptance and Performance Testing of Closed Bore Linear Accelerator Compatible Surface Guided Radiotherapy System by Anand Jadhav, Ajinkya Gupte, Prasad Raj Dandekar, Sachin Rasal, Omkar Awate, Mayank Dhoundiyal

“…Phantom measurements for performance assessment. 3) Deliberate rotational motion errors to test detection capability. Results: Comparison with Existing Systems: 1) Consistent with SGRT performance on Halcyon™ LINAC (Nguyen et al.). 2) Reliable mechanical and imaging test results. …”
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Sleep quality and road accidents in Shahroud drivers by MH Ebrahimi, Kh Sadeghniiat, M Dehghani

“…Background : Driving is an occupation that poor quality of sleep and sleepiness may lead to increased errors and accidents in this profession. This study aimed to assess sleep quality of drivers and its association with road accidents in Shahroud .   …”
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Forecasting the main dimensions of single-stage cylindrical reducers at early design stages by Petrakova E.A., Sumatokhin V.A.

“…The analysis of the obtained results is conducted with the study of changes in the size of the children parts included in the reducer. The conclusion about the value of the change in the center distance and overall dimensions according to the hardness of the gear pair change by 140 НВ was made.…”
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An End-to-end Quality Assurance Procedure for Ethos Online Adaptive Radiotherapy by S. A. Yoganathan, Amine Khemissi, Satheesh Paloor, Rabih Hammoud, Noora Al-Hammadi

“…The Dice coefficients for body contours between the sCT and reference CT were above 0.9, and the sCT accuracy was confirmed by mean absolute errors of <27 Hounsfield unit. Conclusion: This approach establishes a straightforward E2E test to assess the workflow accuracies essential for preclinical validation/monthly QA of OART systems.…”
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