Cauda equina nerve root enhancement in adult intestinal toxemia botulism by Ruiji Jiang, Benjamin Beland, Vinil Shah, Min Kang, Douglas B. Pet

“…The patient experienced a gradual but prolonged recovery of motor function following treatment. Conclusions Botulism in both infants and adults is not typically associated with abnormal neuroimaging findings. …”
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A Multi-Surrogate Assisted Multi-Tasking Optimization Algorithm for High-Dimensional Expensive Problems by Hongyu Li, Lei Chen, Jian Zhang, Muxi Li

“…It has been shown that multiple surrogates can characterize the fitness landscape more accurately than a single surrogate. In this work, a multi-surrogate-assisted multi-tasking optimization algorithm (MSAMT) is proposed that solves high-dimensional problems by simultaneously optimizing multiple surrogates as related tasks using the generalized multi-factorial evolutionary algorithm. …”
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APPLICATION AND PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF MULTI-OUTPUT MACHINE LEARNING FOR NUMERICAL-NUMERICAL AND NUMERICAL-CATEGORICAL OUTPUTS by Karin Joan, Robyn Irawan, Benny Yong

“…Multi-Output Machine Learning is essential as a decision support tool because decision-making in many problems generally considers multiple factors. The use of Multi-Output Machine Learning is more advantageous than conventional machine learning in terms of time efficiency, addressing data limitations, and ease of maintenance. …”
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A pediatric case of multifocal motor neuropathy with the conduction block by Saba Zaidi, , Mahzareen

“…Neurological examination revealed reduced muscle tone, generalized areflexia, and preserved sensory function. …”
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Enhancing Forensic Analysis of Construction Project Delays Through Digital Interventions by Serife Ece Boyacioglu, David Greenwood, Kay Rogage, Andrew Parry

“…Forensic Delay Analysis (FDA) has emerged as a specialised function that identifies the root causes of such delays, quantifies their duration, and assigns responsibility to the appropriate parties. …”
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Classification of Diabetic Retinopathy Based on Efficient Computational Modeling by Jiao Xue, Jianyu Wu, Yingxu Bian, Shiyan Zhang, Qinsheng Du

“…Although ViT has recently received more attention than CNN due to its excellent fitting ability, their scalability is largely limited by the quadratic complexity of attention computation. …”
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Computer analysis shows differences between mitochondrial miRNAs and other miRNAs by P. S. Vorozheykin, I. I. Titov

“…The identified differences between mitomiRs and other miRNAs may help uncover the mode of miRNA delivery into mitochondria, indicate the evolutionary conservation and importance of mitomiRs in the regulation of mitochondrial function and metabolism, and generally show that mitomiRs are not randomly encountered miRNAs. …”
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Giant juvenile phyllodes tumour: a case report by Tomas Maciulaitis, Monika Rimdeikaite, Daiva Gudaviciene, Nerijus Jakutis

“…Although treatment principles are generally aligned with adult protocols, adolescents management must also consider breast development and requires a more nuanced surgical approach. …”
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YOLO-SRW: An Enhanced YOLO Algorithm for Detecting Prohibited Items in X-Ray Security Images by Minwei Chen, Zhixian Zhang, Nian Jiang, Xingxing Li, Xin Zhang

“…Finally, by combining SCYLLA-IoU (SIoU) and Wise-IoUv3 losses, we design the Wise-SIoU loss function to reduce false negatives and false positives in Prohibited item detection, enhancing the model’s generalization ability. …”
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VRU-YOLO: A Small Object Detection Algorithm for Vulnerable Road Users in Complex Scenes by Yunxiang Liu, Yuqing Shi

“…Finally, to alleviate the deficiencies of traditional loss functions in shape matching and computational efficiency, we propose the Wise-Powerful Intersection over Union (WPIoU) loss function, which further optimizes the regression of target bounding boxes. …”
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Rapid adaptation to human protein kinase R by a unique genomic rearrangement in rhesus cytomegalovirus. by Stephanie J Child, Alexander L Greninger, Adam P Geballe

“…Cytomegaloviruses (CMVs) are generally unable to cross species barriers, in part because prolonged coevolution with one host species limits their ability to evade restriction factors in other species. …”
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Using fuzzy decision support to create a positive mental health environment for preschoolers by Xinyue Li

“…However, data shortages, heterogeneity, privacy issues, model interpretability, and generalization restrictions hamper the review process. …”
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Implicit Is Not Enough: Explicitly Enforcing Anatomical Priors inside Landmark Localization Models by Simon Johannes Joham, Arnela Hadzic, Martin Urschler

“…Moreover, we show that GAFFA is more robust to large outliers than state-of-the-art methods on the studied X-ray hand dataset. …”
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Determination of the Fracture Locus of a Cor-Ten Steel at Low and High Triaxiality Ranges by Axel Baruscotti, Nicholas Miori, Franco Concli

“…The results thus confirm that the fracture locus of Cor-Ten steels, as generally found for metallic materials, cannot be completely described by a monotonic function. …”
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Ownership concentration and risk disclosure quality in the Tunisian context: Evidence from the pre- and during COVID19 periods by Ikhlass Amous, Ahmed Chabchoub

“…Tools: The estimation of the studied model was conducted using the xtgls function which allowed the estimation by Generalized Least Squares (GLS) method. …”
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Transformation of the Nosological Forms into Syndromes: Are Such Aspirations of Some Clinicians Progressive? by Zerbino D.

“…The first trend is the combination of several diseases into the syndrome, the second – the transfer of the symptom into the syndrome, the third trend – the obvious complication of treatment is called syndrome, the fourth – the desire to combine several diseases in one, replacing, for example, the well-known complication of a disease (lack of organs’ function), giving this complication a “new”, generalized “disease”, the fifth – comorbidity – the real situation when two or more syndromes or nosological forms are detected in the same patient. …”
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The Role of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation in Chronic Shoulder Pain: A Scoping Review by Roberto Tedeschi, Federica Giorgi, Danilo Donati

“…Functional improvements were generally observed, though not consistently superior to sham interventions. …”
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On the pursuit of reproducibility: the importance of large sample sizes in psychoimmunology by Manivel Rengasamy, Daniel Moriarity, Rebecca Price

“…Moderately sized samples (n > 500) generally ensured the correct directionality of effect sizes (e.g., low rates of sign reversal). …”
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Binding of protein kinase inhibitors to synapsin I inferred from pair-wise binding site similarity measurements. by Enrico Defranchi, Claire Schalon, Mirko Messa, Franco Onofri, Fabio Benfenati, Didier Rognan

“…The present data suggest that the observed downregulation of neurotransmitter release by some but not all protein kinase inhibitors may also be contributed by a direct binding to synapsin I and phosphorylation-independent perturbation of synapsin I function. More generally, the data also demonstrate that cross-reactivity with various targets may be detected by systematic pair-wise similarity measurement of ligand-annotated binding sites.…”
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Scofflaw bicycling: Illegal but rational by Wesley E Marshall, Daniel Piatkowski, Aaron Johnson

“…Most bicyclists can generally be described as rational individuals trying to function safely and efficiently given the context and norms of where they live and the transportation system put in front of them.…”
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