Modulation of NKG2D expression in human CD8(+) T cells corresponding with tuberculosis drug cure. by Syeda S Hassan, Jang-Eun Cho, Muhammad Akram, Katherine L Fielding, Hazel M Dockrell, Jacqueline M Cliff

“…This study investigated expression patterns of the co-stimulation molecule NKG2D in human tuberculosis and treatment to determine its potential usefulness as a host biomarker of tuberculosis drug efficacy.…”
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Examining the role of semiotics in social media-driven information campaigns by Mayor Inna Gurung, Nitin Agarwal

“…Engagement was measured by likes, while diffusion patterns followed the SEIZ epidemiological model. Findings show that posts featuring SCP symbols consistently received more interaction, even when follower counts were equal. …”
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Sugarcane Pokkah Boeng Disease: Insights and Future Directions for Effective Management by Rajendran Poorniammal, Jerald Jernisha, Somasundaram Prabhu, Laurent Dufossé

“…The disease spreads rapidly, and unpredictable environmental conditions, along with the overlap of crop stages with biotic factors, contributed to its increased severity and varied symptom patterns. This disease is primarily airborne, spreading through air currents. …”
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Histogram-based gradient boosting machine with SHAP-driven interpretability for predicting intensity of urban heat Island effect by Nhat-Duc Hoang

“…Moreover, for a better explanation of thermal patterns in the study region, past records of LST are also taken into account. …”
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Does the Integration of Primary Refl ex Schemas According to Masgutova’s Neurosensorimotor Refl ex Integration Improve Functioning and Quality of Life Among Children with Spectrum... by Katarzyna Nowak-Wróblewska

“…Each participant took active participation in 2 rehabilitation interventions according to MNRI, the average interval between the stays was 4 months and 1 week (17 weeks).Results: In patients with FASD, the biomechanics of reflex patterns, such as: Babkin's, ATOS, hand support, paralyzing fear, Galant, grasping hands and Babinski, improved after MNRI therapy.Conclusions: Our research allows to indicate that the rehabilitated FASD patients following MNRI therapy could hug their caregivers more easily, thumb-sucking activity decreased, coordination improved, sleep quality significantly improved while psychomotor hyperactivity decreased.…”
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Runoff Simulation Study of Ganjiang River Basin Based on Distributed Time-varying Gain Hydrological Model and CN05.1 Precipitation Data by ZHONG Qi, FU Xiaolei, JIANG Xiaolei, ZHANG Yuchen, HU Leyi, ZHANG Liping

“…Additionally,the paper evaluates the applicability of the distributed time-variant gain hydrological model (DTVGM) and CN05.1 precipitation data in simulating runoff in the Ganjiang River Basin.The results show that:① CN05.1 precipitation and station interpolated precipitation exhibit similar variation patterns over multiple years,with a high spatial distribution correlation and a mean correlation coefficient (R) of 0.90.The correlation between CN05.1 daily precipitation and interpolated daily precipitation is also high,with a root mean square error (RMSE) of less than or equal to 7.52 mm and an R value greater than or equal to 0.81.② Using CN05.1 precipitation and station interpolated precipitation data,the flow of six hydrological stations,including Xintian,in the Ganjiang River Basin is simulated from 1961 to 2009.The simulated flow generally exceeds the measured flow during high flow periods,indicating that the model overestimates the simulation of large flows.③ The accuracy of runoff simulation based on CN05.1 precipitation is high, whether for daily or monthly runoff, with better performance in simulating monthly runoff compared to daily runoff.Therefore,the DTVGM model and CN05.1 precipitation data are highly applicable for runoff simulation in the Ganjiang River Basin.…”
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Spatiotemporal Analysis of B-Value at Mount Slamet (2014–2023) by Ika Maulita, Sugito Sugito, Lusia Silfia Pulo Boli

“…This study investigates the spatial and temporal distribution of b-values at Mount Slamet, one of Indonesia’s most active volcanoes, during its eruption activities from 2014 to 2023. …”
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Temperature influences mood: evidence from 11 years of Baidu index data in Chinese provincial capitals by Mengjiao Yin, Mengmeng Zhu

“…The moderating role of climate characteristics and seasonal patterns underscores the importance of localized climate policies and mental health interventions. …”
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Epigenetic regulation and memories: possible applications to grapevine in Uruguay by Mercedes Fourment, Philippe Gallusci

“…However, climate change predictions in the region include rising temperatures, altered precipitation patterns, and increased extreme events, which could impact some aspects of its adaptation (yields, berry quality and typicity, among others). …”
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The Hippo-YAP/β-catenin signaling axis coordinates odontogenic differentiation in dental pulp stem cells: Implications for dentin-pulp regeneration. by Chang Chen, Qiqi Yun, Juanli Ran, Ziyao Zhou, Pengxiang Zhang, Rong Li

“…Immunofluorescence revealed coordinated YAP and β-catenin expression patterns during differentiation. β-catenin silencing or Wnt inhibition abolished YAP-mediated functional enhancements and simultaneously suppressed YAP expression, partially confirming bidirectional regulation. …”
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Trophy constrains the temperature effect on ciliate species turnover rates by J. L. S. Hansen, A. Altenburger, L. Haraguchi, J. Carstensen, H. H. Jakobsen

“…The two trophic groups also displayed contrasting seasonal diversity patterns. Heterotrophic ciliates increased in richness from 5.5 species in winter to 10.5 species in summer in 10 mL, whereas species richness of the mixotrophic community, dominated by Mesodinium rubrum, remained relatively constant with three species per 10 mL sample. …”
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Genetic predictions of prion disease susceptibility in carnivore species based on variability of the prion gene coding region. by Paula Stewart, Lauren Campbell, Susan Skogtvedt, Karen A Griffin, Jon M Arnemo, Morten Tryland, Simon Girling, Michael W Miller, Michael A Tranulis, Wilfred Goldmann

“…Variation in the host-encoded prion protein (PrP(C)) largely explains observed disease susceptibility patterns within ruminant species, and may explain interspecies differences in susceptibility as well. …”
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Prevalence, antimicrobial resistance and risk factors for campylobacteriosis in Lebanon by Jose Noel Ibrahim, Elias Eghnatios, Ali El Roz, Taher Fardoun, Ghassan Ghssein

“…This study aims to evaluate the prevalence, sources and routes of transmission, risk factors and antimicrobial susceptibility patterns of Campylobacter spp. in Lebanon. Methodology: Stool samples collected from 1000 Lebanese patients with diarrhea, and 150 meat samples taken from supermarkets and slaughterhouses were subjected to Campylobacter detection. …”
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Integrated Feature-Temporal GAN for Imbalanced Transaction Fraud Detection by Yicen Zheng, Yu Xie, Jiamin Yao

“…Extensive experiments on both real-world and publicly available datasets demonstrate that IFT-GAN outperforms its competitive peers across key detection metrics, indicating the effectiveness of IFT-GAN in addressing the class imbalance challenge while preserving the integrity of authentic fraud patterns.…”
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The relationship between moisture in the low level of the troposphere and seasonal precipitation over Iran by Hasan Nuroozi, Amin Shirvani, Mathew Barlow

“…The CCA time series are correlated to global sea surface temperatures to assess the connections to large‐scale, potentially predictable modes of variability. The CCA spatial patterns indicate that there is a strong relationship between low‐level moisture and seasonal precipitation, with VISH over the Persian Gulf, Oman Sea, Arabian Sea, and Red Sea positively correlated with precipitation over most areas of Iran, while VISH over the Caspian Sea and Black is negatively correlated. …”
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Integrated evaluation of lung disease in single animals. by Pratyusha Mandal, John D Lyons, Eileen M Burd, Michael Koval, Edward S Mocarski, Craig M Coopersmith

“…During infectious disease, pathogen load drives inflammation and immune response that together contribute to tissue injury often resulting in organ dysfunction. …”
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Production risk and technical efficiency of dry-season vegetable farmers in the Upper East Region of Ghana. by James Anaba Akolgo, Y B Osei-Asare, D B Sarpong, Freda E Asem, Wilhemina Quaye

“…This, coupled with population growth and changing consumer patterns has led to an increasing demand for vegetable products in Ghana. …”
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Data driven fuel consumption prediction model for green aviation using radial basis function neural network by Yuandi Zhao, Zhongyi Wang, Xiaohui Wang, Ye Song, Yuzhe Han

“…Further analysis indicated that the model can be employed to evaluate the “fuel penalty for carrying additional fuel” patterns and enhance fuel efficiency. This study provided valuable insights and theoretical support for airlines in optimizing flight planning and minimizing fuel consumption, thereby contributing to the sustainable development of green aviation.…”
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Critical Analysis of Customs Digitalization-Customs Broker Perspective by John Pius, Sekar Murugan

“…Data were coded and thematically analysed using MAXQDA software, allowing for the systematic identification of key patterns and themes emerging from expert perspectives. …”
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Intermittent ne-waza exercise leads to greater effort in uke compared to tori in prepubescent judo athletes by Bayram Ceylan, Furkan Öztürk, Hasan Basri Taskin, Ugur Sarikaya, Sükrü Serdar Balci

“…Athletes also reported significantly higher RPE scores in the uke role than in the tori role, indicating greater perceptual demands in prepubescent judo athletes, despite similar heart rate patterns between roles. …”
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