Study of environmental quality along walking and cycling pathways by Chang, Yong Sheng

“…With the increasing popularity of personal mobility devices (PMDs), as well as the implementation of a “Walk Cycle Ride SG” lifestyle by the government, land-scarce Singapore finds itself struggling to offer dedicated spaces to both pedestrians and cyclists. …”
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Data collection instruments for active trips in Singapore by Fern, Li Hui

“…A travel behaviour survey was conducted using intercept and online survey methods. The findings from the survey allowed for recommendations to be drafted which include improvements to existing facilities and infrastructures to roadshow safety awareness programmes. …”
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The application of three-dimensional radar display for holding stack management by Tan, Alicia Jia Yi

“…This report will provide results and findings of the workload that the subjects experienced and their performance, comparing between 2D and 2D+3D display experiment. …”
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You look familiar … but what’s your name? Word learning in Singaporean older adults by Tan, Justina Yu Han

“…However, while younger adults were negatively affected by the familiarization task, older adults seemed to benefit from the additional exposure. The findings suggest that age differences in word learning may require specialized learning methods to meet different needs.…”
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Effect of informational constraints on sprint running by Tan, Ignatius Wei Ren

“…Although slight changes in sprint performance were captured, these findings were not significant. However, it was noted that 7 participants displayed improvements in their sprint performance, indicating that more in-depth investigation could be done to further examine the presence of any possible trends or significant effects. …”
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Effects of media framing in news articles on blame attributional attitudes towards rape victims by Chen, Sylvia Lixia

“…Given that these could suggest the prevalence of victim-blaming attitudes in Singapore, these findings are concerning and warrant the attention of the government. …”
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The role of emotional tears in intergroup bias by Pang, James, Zhen Yao

“…Operationalisation of in-group and outgroup concepts was based on university affiliation. Findings supported that implicit intergroup bias favouring the in-group was present in both non-tear (p = .038) and tear (p = .003) conditions. …”
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Neutralizing software piracy by Chang, Victoria Munn Cheng

“…Mediation analyses also found that three techniques: (i) denial of injury, (ii) condemnation of condemners and (iii) defense of necessity, played a significant role in explaining the gendered differences in software piracy intentions. The study findings help provide new insights into the decision mechanisms behind a person’s intent to pirate software. …”
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Influence of fibre aspect ratio on rheological performance for 3D printable materials by Angellee, Raymond Rafael

“…These critical parameters affect the process of how concrete mix flows out and settles upon printed. The experiment finds that higher fibre content contributes to higher value of static and dynamic yield stress and demonstrating decreasing trend for plastic viscosity. …”
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High speed low power CMOS data compressor design and analysis by Radhakrishnan, Sathiya Priyanka

“…Compressors are the main building bock of an ALU which finds in own application in multipliers, encoder, shifters, and all the digital signal processing units which is a major component of a CPU. …”
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In the presence of god : does acceptance by god increase prosocial behavior? by Woo, Yue Ting

“…Four possibilities for the null findings are discussed and recommendations for future studies are made.…”
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Spatiotemporal saliency detection via sparse representation by Ren, Zhixiang, Gao, Shenghua, Rajan, Deepu, Chia, Clement Liang-Tien, Huang, Yun

“…Based on the psychological findings that abrupt stimulus could cause a rapid and involuntary deployment of attention, our temporal model combines the reconstruction error, sparsity regularizer, and local trajectory contrast to measure the motion saliency. …”
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An epitope-specific LGI1-autoantibody enhances neuronal excitability by modulating Kv1.1 channel by Extrémet, J, El Far, O, Ankri, N, Irani, SR, Debanne, D, Russier, M

“…We found an increase in intrinsic excitability correlated with a reduction of the sensitivity to a selective Kv1.1-channel blocker in neurons treated with the LRR mAb, but not in neurons treated with the EPTP mAb. Our findings suggest LRR mAbs are able to modulate neuronal excitability that could account for epileptiform activity observed in patients.…”

IL-5 antagonism reverses priming and activation of eosinophils in severe eosinophilic asthma by Luo, J, Chen, W, Liu, W, Jiang, S, Ye, Y, Shrimanker, R, Hynes, G, Klenerman, P, Pavord, ID, Xue, L

“…It also enhances the pro-fibrotic roles of eosinophils in airway remodeling via transforming growth factor-β pathway. These findings provide a mechanistic understanding of eosinophil priming in severe eosinophilic asthma and the therapeutic effect of anti-IL-5 approaches in the disease.…”

Probabilistic forecasting of daily COVID-19 admissions using machine learning by Rostami-Tabar, B, Arora, S, Rendon-Sanchez, JF, Goltsos, TE

“…We provide evidence that QRF outperforms univariate time series methods and other more sophisticated benchmarks. Our findings also show that lagged admissions, total positive cases, daily tests performed, and Google grocery and Apple driving are the most salient predictors. …”

Microstructural evolution of electrospun microfibers for biomedical applications by Chandler, A

“…At higher strains, CFC unfold and recrystallize into thermodynamically more stable chain-extended crystals (CEC) aligned to the stretch axis. These findings suggest potential mechanical and degradative implications for biomedical applications, warranting further investigation.…”

From social media to artificial intelligence: improving research on digital harms in youth by Mansfield, KL, Ghai, S, Hakman, T, Ballou, N, Vuorre, M, Przybylski, AK

“…We present an approach grounded in interpreting findings through a coherent and collaborative evidence-based framework in a measured, incremental, and informative way.…”

Experimental investigation and crystal plasticity modelling of dynamic recrystallisation in dual-phase high entropy alloy during hot deformation by Zhou, Z, Huo, Y, Wang, Z, Demir, E, Jiang, A, Yan, Z, He, T

“…The initiation of DRX is highly temperature-sensitive, and the distinct mechanisms of the FCC and BCC phases jointly influence grain refinement and texture evolution. These findings provide theoretical support for the thermal processing of HEAs and for understanding their internal changes.…”

DSIF factor Spt5 coordinates transcription, maturation and exoribonucleolysis of RNA polymerase II transcripts by Kuś, K, Carrique, L, Kecman, T, Fournier, M, Hassanein, SS, Aydin, E, Kilchert, C, Grimes, JM, Vasiljeva, L

“…Spt5 is also a key factor that attenuates the expression of non-coding transcripts, coordinates pre-mRNA splicing and 3’-end processing. Our findings indicate that engagement with the transcribing Pol II is an essential regulatory step modulating the activity of RNA enzymes such as Xrn2, thus advancing our understanding of how RNA maturation is controlled during transcription.…”

Subject realisation in Greek preschool learners of English by Faitaki, F, Murphy, VA

“…Both groups produced significantly more null and fewer overt subjects in English than an English monolingual control group, but the same number of null and overt subjects in Greek as a Greek monolingual control group. This finding suggests that the preschoolers, who start learning English at 3;0, experience crosslinguistic transfer from Greek, their dominant language, to English – thus highlighting the role that dominance plays in determining the direction of crosslinguistic transfer among successive bilingual children.…”