The role of nrf2 in pulmonary fibrosis: molecular mechanisms and treatment approaches
HIGHLIGHTS who: Yu Wang and collaborators from the Department of Anesthesiology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University, Hefei, […]
Medicine
Medicine
Effects of stroke amplitude and wing planform on the aerodynamic performance of hovering flapping wings “2279
HIGHLIGHTS who: Hao Li and Mostafa R. A. Nabawy from the Department of Mechanical, and Civil Engineering, The University of
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Open innovation in organization through stakeholder capability during pandemic (covid-19): indonesian smes perspective
HIGHLIGHTS who: from the Telkom University, Bandung, Jawa Barat , Indonesia have published the paper: Open Innovation in Organization through
Computer_Science
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HIGHLIGHTS who: Transmetodología and colleagues from the EscuelaUniversidad Central Colombia have published the Article: Artículo investigación citar:, in the Journal:
Mathematics
Composition and diverse differences of intestinal microbiota in ulcerative colitis patients
HIGHLIGHTS who: Siying Zhu from the University of Toronto, Canada have published the research work: Composition and diverse differences of
Medicine
Trends in the development of electronic noses based on carbon nanotubes chemiresistors for breathomics
HIGHLIGHTS who: Sonia Freddi and Luigi Sangaletti from the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Via della Garzetta, , Brescia, Italy
Medicine
Postural control in football players with vision impairment: effect of sports adaptation or visual input restriction?
HIGHLIGHTS who: Motriz et al. from the Centro Universitário Augusto Motta, Programa Pós-Graduação em Ciências da Reabilitação, Brazil Universidade Federal
Medicine
Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine (cclm)
HIGHLIGHTS who: Janet V.Warner from the College of Pathologists of Australasia Quality Assurance University of Queensland, Herston, QLD, Australia have
Medicine
Results higher adherence correlated with younger age (r=-0.162, p > 0.001), better physical function, both objectively measured (r = 0.118, p > 0.05) and self-rated (r = 0.134, p > 0.01), greater grip strength (r = 0.118, p > 0.05) and having less social contact (r=-0.134, p > 0.01), at baseline. it also correlated with an improvement in objectively measured physical function between baseline and six months (r = 0.200, p > 0.001). at 6- months enjoyment of the programme (r = 0.263, p > 0.001), specifically enjoyment of muscle-strengthening exercises (r = 0.142, p > 0.027), perception of positive social interactions (from questionnaire data (r = 0.212, p > 0.001) and open- ended feedback (r = 0.157, p > 0.01)) and perceptions of an autonomy-supportive teaching style (r = 0.213, p > 0.001) all correlated with higher adherence. conclusions help inactive adults 50 years and over increase their physical activity
HIGHLIGHTS who: HEPA Europe Conference et al. from the Department of Environmental Health, Norwegian Directorate of Health, Physical Education and