Get your facts right: preschoolers systematically extend both object names and category-relevant facts by Holland, Amanda, Mather, Emily, Simpson, Andrew, Riggs, Kevin J.

“…At test, children provided with the object name or category-relevant fact were significantly more likely to display systematic category extension than children who learnt the category-irrelevant fact. …”
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Dynamics of Gradient Flow with Contrastive Learning by Tepe, Cem

“…The implicit bias of the gradient descent is a likely candidate to explain this phenomena. Here, we investigate the gradient ow of the spectral contrastive loss and give a theoretical description of the learning dynamics.…”
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Beyond the Ovaries: Renaming a common yet neglected hormonal condition could be the key to unlocking better care for patients by Stewart, Lily

“…People with PCOS are at higher risk for a slew of health complications: insulin resistance, sleep apnea, depression, and anxiety. They are also more likely to develop metabolic syndrome—a combination of high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and high waist-to-hip ratios. …”
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Co-located mobile game for teaching teamwork by Teng, Sok Ee

“…Mobile devices have certainly become an integral part of our daily lives, and it is highly likely that we will come across mobile games at least once. …”
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Ingroup/outgroup membership and competence: investigating the influence on the misinformation effect by Ang, Jia Yi

“…The present study offers insight into the interaction of social characteristics on the misinformation effect, given that in real-world scenarios social sources of information likely have multiple features which may affect the memory of a witnessed event.…”
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Drop-casting and printing of carbon nanotube field-effect-transistor (CNTFET) and its behavior under cryogenic and high vacuum condition by Cai, Fei

“…The gate hysteresis and output current of the CNTFET devices simultaneously reduce with decrease in temperature, suggesting that this phenomenon is likely due to removal of oxygen or moisture surrounding SWNTs. …”
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An investigation of the electrodeposition of nickel-iron for a novel electrochemical stripping and recovery process by Lam, Kelven Jian Xiong

“…It was observed that h.e.r was most likely the dominating reaction when electrodepositing from all baths due to the high acidity of the baths and this is reflected in the cathodic polarization curves.…”
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Motivational factors of S. League spectators : a comparison study between male and female spectators by Yong, Andrea Woon Thing.

“…With a comparison of the highest mean scores for each gender, males are more likely to attend S. League for entertainment motives (M=4.05) while females would attend out of social reasons (M=3.43). …”
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Study on compressive properties of microwave cured composites by Yap, Yee Ling.

“…Residual stresses were more likely to be present in the microwave cured composites due to the current curing technique and set up, resulting in higher occurrence of residual stress induced failure modes that were only found in the microwave cured specimens. …”
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Stress analysis on short flat bar with projection using boundary element method by Lim, Wei Sheng

“…Cracks initiation and propagation are more likely to occur around the region of stress concentration and eventually result in mechanical failure. …”
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A comparison of Google translate and Youdao translation : a case study of sentences Selected from Financial Times by Zhang, Xue Qing

“…Translation results from Google and Youdao were first evaluated by an automatic evaluation metric, BLEU, to determine which tool was likely to have translation outputs that are more consistent with the human translated version. …”
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The theoretical development of opacity entrepreneurship in Malaysia by Sim, Wan Jie

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Mobility and community at Mesolithic Lake Onega, Karelia, north-west Russia: insights from strontium isotope analysis by Eckelmann, R, Arppe, L, Tarasov, A, Pospieszny, Ł, Ackerman, L, Heyd, V, Gerasimov, D, Moiseyev, V, Fairbanks, V, Hyland, C, Mannermaa, K

“…Only two individuals had strontium values indicating time spent outside of Lake Onega’s northern shores, where the majority of the burial population is likely to have resided. These results suggest that the YOO cemetery predominantly served as a burial place for those with semi-permanent residence in this area, with no significant evidence for gender-based relocation patterns indicative of patri- or matrilocal residency. …”

Optimization of superconducting properties of the stoichiometric CaKFe4As4 by Singh, S, Cassidy, S, Bristow, M, Blundell, S, Clarke, S, Coldea, A

“…As a result, the superconducting properties are enhanced for the pure 1144 phase but they are likely to be affected by the inter and intra-granular behaviour originating from the microstructural nature of polycrystalline CaKFe4As4, similar to other iron-based superconductors. …”

Green gatekeepers by Enriques, L, Romano, A, Tuch, A

“…Consequently, they are more likely to issue inaccurate certifications. We hand-code data on over 450 green gatekeepers, and we show that many of these gatekeepers are opaque, as in many instances they do not even disclose the standards they follow. …”

Pragmatic competence and pragmatic tolerance in foreign language acquisition—revisiting the case of scalar implicatures by Schulz, J, Wonnacott, E

“…Some studies indicate adult L2 learners are less likely than L1 users to accept such statements while others found the opposite, concluding that implicature derivation is “costly” for L2 learners, rendering them less pragmatically competent than L1 users. …”

Simulating impacts of reducing subsidies to Kuwait’s electricity sector by Gelan, A

“…This article will shed some light on the likely impacts of the envisaged reform and summarizes some of our main conclusions from a forthcoming study, whose objective is to quantify economy-wide impacts of public utility reform that may start by targeting the reduction of electricity subsidies. …”

Young adolescents’ experiences and views on eating and food by Gilmour, A, Gill, S, Loudon, G

“…<p><strong>Purpose: </strong>Poor eating habits established during adolescence are likely to lead to negative long-term health consequences. …”

Understanding variations in the use of tranexamic acid in surgery: a qualitative interview study by Strickland, L, Evans, H, Palmer, A, Warnakulasuriya, S, Murphy, M, Stanworth, S, Foy, R

“…<p><strong> Conclusion: </strong></p> Any strategy to increase TXA use that improves knowledge and skills without addressing wider influences on clinical behaviour is only likely to meet with limited success.…”

Seismic node arrays for enhanced understanding and monitoring of geothermal systems by Hudson, T, Kettlety, T, Kendall, J-M, O'Toole, T, Jupe, A, Shail, RK, Grand, G

“…Harnessing geothermal energy will likely play a critical role in reducing global CO₂ emissions. …”