Harnessing image processing for precision disease diagnosis in sugar beet agriculture by Varucha Misra, A.K. Mall

“…By capitalizing on the ability of image processing to differentiate coloured objects, this approach facilitates the accurate determination of disease severity, enabling timely intervention measures. The urgency of developing faster and more practical methods becomes evident, highlighting the need to decrease human errors in identifying plant diseases and assessing their severity and progression. …”
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Automated Soma Detection in Whole-Brain Imaging via Post-Tracing Multi-Furcation Morphometry by Gu Xiaoqin

“…Faced with these constraints, traditional pipelines rely on manual annotation or spherical assumptions, which are error-prone and operator dependent. In this study, we propose a novel, automated pipeline that leverages local morphometry features, particularly multi-furcation clusters, to detect soma after initial fiber tracing in high- resolution, large-scale whole mouse brain images. …”
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Modern Tendencies in the Treatment of Strabismus in Children by E. Yu. Markova

“…Refractive error is one of the most actual problems of pediatric ophthalmology. …”
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The Impact of an Automation System Built with Jenkins on the Efficiency of Container-Based System Deployment by Giwoo Hyun, Jiwon Oak, Donghoon Kim, Kunwoo Kim

“…The results showed that the automated deployment system significantly reduced the deployment time compared to manual deployment and significantly reduced the error rate. Manual deployment required human intervention at each step, making it time-consuming and prone to mistakes, while automated deployment using Jenkins automated each step to ensure consistency and maximized time efficiency through parallel processing. …”
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Teaching Speaking in Kazakhstani EFL Classrooms: Negotiating Teacher Beliefs and Assessment Constraints by Askat Tleuov

“…This research examined the interaction between teacher cognition and contextual factors, contributing to the understanding of teacher intervention within assessment-driven educational systems in EFL contexts. …”
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Interrelationships Among Government Participation, Population and Growth of per Capita Income: Inquiry on Top Twenty Income-Holding Countries in the World by Ramesh Chandra Das

“…With the theoretical setup of the model and using empirical tools, such as cointegration, error correction and causality in a vector autoregression structure, this study reveals that eighteen countries maintain long-run relationships among per capita income growth, government participation, population and the interaction factors between government intervention and population, excepting Germany and Canada. …”
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Reducing unnecessary blood tests in elderly care: a quality improvement project by Anavi Prakash, Theik Oo, Soe Aye, Jonathan Cullis

“…Results and discussion: Data were collected from 40 patients during both the pre-intervention and the post-intervention cycle. Five patients were included in both cycles of the QIP due to their extended hospital stays.In the first cycle, 158 blood tests were performed, with 914 sets ordered within these tests. …”
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SURGICAL SAFETY CHECKLIST: FROM IDEA TO PRACTICAL APPLICATION by A. L. Akopov, G. T. Bechvaya, A. A. Abramyan, E. V. Lotsman

“…Methods of surgical interventions performing, modifications, instruments used for operation became more developed every year. …”
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HD-tDCS improves conflict processing and general behavioral stability by Ronghan Liu, Miao Wang, Qiang Liu, Xiujuan Jing, Qiang Hao, Hang Yu, Yifeng Wang

“…Compared to the sham group, tDCS significantly reduced reaction time variability in both conditions and decreased mean reaction time and error rate in the conflict condition. These findings demonstrate significant enhancements in general behavioral stability and conflict processing respectively. …”
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Construction of a sugar and acid content estimation model for Miliang-1 kiwifruit during storage by LIU Li, YANG Tianyi, DONG Congying, SHI Caiyun, SI Peng, WEI Zhifeng, GAO Dengtao

“…Additionally, it allows for continuous monitoring of fruit quality during storage, enabling timely interventions to maintain optimal conditions and prevent spoilage. …”
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Productive Capacities and the SDGs: Critical but Nuanced Relationships by David Tennant, Stuart Davies, Sandria N. Tennant, Patrice Whitely

“…Using panel data time series models, with Driscoll-Kraay adjusted standard errors, we examine how enhancing the eight elements of the Productive Capacity Index (PCI) impacts the SDGs. …”
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Adverse event reporting and patient safety: the role of a just culture by Augustine Kumah, Augustine Kumah

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Urbanism for people: Innovative public responses to urban conflicts in Santiago, Chile by Pablo Fuentes Flores

“…The aim of this paper is to describe four interventions in which the State has directly or indirectly participated, to identify the conflicts involved and the achievements accomplished or errors made during the implementation to obtain hints aimed to the creation or improvement of new territorial planning politics. …”
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Segmental Dynamic Duty Cycle Control for Sampling Scheduling in Wireless Sensor Networks by Lufeng Mo, Yujia Jiang, Guoying Wang, Jizhong Zhao

“…That is to say, the SDDC method needs smaller sampling rate if the reconstructive error threshold is given and consequently saves more energy.…”
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Automatic Vegetable Watering System Using Fuzzy Logic with Integration of Soil Moisture, Rain Sensors, and RTC by Dallarizki Arginanta, Wahid Miftahul Ashari

“…The trials showed that the device has an average soil moisture measurement error of 5%, and a time discrepancy of about 22 seconds on the RTC module. …”
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Minimax rates and adaptivity in combining experimental and observational data by Chen Shuxiao, Li Sai, Zhang Bo, Ye Ting

“…For estimation, we derive the minimax rate of convergence for the mean-squared error and propose adaptive estimators that attain the optimal rate up to poly-log factors. …”
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Physiotherapy under pressure: A cross-sectional study on the interplay between perfectionism, moral injury, and burnout. by Daniel Biggs, Laura Blackburn, Cameron Black, Sivaramkumar Shanmugam

“…Our sample size calculation represents the UK physiotherapy profession, utilising a 95% confidence interval with a 5% margin of error.<h4>Findings</h4>Our analysis conducted on (n = 402) UK-based physiotherapists reveals significant burnout levels, with 96% of participants presenting with moderate to high burnout scores. …”
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Automatic Method for Segmentation of Fluorescent Images Obtained in the Near-Infrared Region by N. A. Obukhova, Xin Yang

“…The metric misclassification error (ME) was used to assess the quality of segmentation.Results. …”
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Multilingual Prediction of Cognitive Impairment with Large Language Models and Speech Analysis by Felix Agbavor, Hualou Liang

“…Background: Cognitive impairment poses a significant global health challenge, emphasizing the critical need for early detection and intervention. Traditional diagnostics like neuroimaging and clinical evaluations are often subjective, costly, and inaccessible, especially in resource-poor settings. …”
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Clinical Aspects of Phacovitrectomy Complications by D. V. Pronichkin, O. L. Fabrikantov, D. M. Misyurev

“…Such types of vitreoretinal pathology as macular holes, epiretinal membranes and vitreous opacities of various genesis require surgical intervention (vitrectomy) that may lead to cataract in the early postoperative period. …”
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