Streamlining electronic reporting of serious adverse events (SAEs) using the REDCap data collection system: the eSAE Project by Black, J, Julier, P, Eldridge, L, Barber, V

“…Additionally, recognising what has changed from an initial SAE report when an investigator responds to queries raised can cause errors.…”

The effectiveness of individualized morphosyntactic target identification and explicit intervention using the SHAPE CPDING System for children with developmental language disorder... by Ebbels, SH, Gadd, M, Nicoll, H, Hughes, L, Burke, C, Dawson, N, Calder, SD, Frizelle, P

“…However, when cumulative teaching episodes were used as the predictor, all three within-session dosages showed very similar rates of progress, with the odds of a correct response increasing by 3.9% for each teaching episode. …”

UMPSA enrollment using universitys transportation by Nor Salwana, Mohammad Idris

“…GAMBANG, 30 September 2023 - A grandmother's dream came true when she got to send her grandchild to register at the University Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) as UMPSA came to her house in Sanglang, Kedah, to take them to Kuantan, Pahang.…”
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Advancing multiple-use water services for development in low- and middle-income countries by Stellenbauer, M, Jepson, W, Lefore, N, Thomson, P

“…MUS approaches can secure water for development, but limited peer-reviewed research comprehensively evaluates MUS. …”

"Here's looking at you, kid." Detecting people looking at each other in videos by Marín-Jiménez, MJ, Zisserman, A, Ferrari, V

“…We make the following three contributions: (i) head pose estimation in unconstrained scenarios (TV video) using Gaussian Process regression; (ii) propose and evaluate several methods for assessing whether and when pairs of people are looking at each other in a video shot; and (iii) introduce new ground truth annotation for this task, extending the TV Human Interactions Dataset [22]. …”

Estimation of the partial volume effect in MRI by González Ballester, MA, Zisserman, AP, Brady, M

“…The partial volume effect (PVE) arises in volumetric images when more than one tissue type occurs in a voxel. …”

Dynamic placement in refugee resettlement by Ahani, N, Gölz, P, Procaccia, AD, Teytelboym, A, Trapp, AC

“…This dramatic improvement persists even when we incorporate a vast array of practical features of the refugee resettlement process including inseparable families, batching, and uncertainty with respect to the number of future arrivals. …”

Entrepreneurial resourcefulness: theoretical origins, integrative review, and research agenda by Williams, TA, Li, JM, Zhao, EY

“…While this diversity demonstrates the promise and depth of entrepreneurial resourcefulness, this research is fragmented across disciplines, theories, and levels of analysis, which limits our understanding of when, why, and how entrepreneurial resourcefulness occurs and its effect on the entrepreneurial process. …”

Information and bargaining through agents: experimental evidence from Mexico’s labor courts by Sadka, J, Seira, E, Woodruff, CM

“…We also find that the information treatment is effective only when the plaintiff is present to receive it directly, suggesting agency issues between plaintiffs and their private lawyers. …”

Road capacity, domestic trade and regional outcomes by Coşar, AK, Demir, B, Ghose, D, Young, N

“…What is the impact on intra-national trade and regional economic outcomes when the quality and lane-capacity of an existing paved road network is expanded significantly? …”

Single cell genomics data analyses reveal novel biological insights by Hu, X

“…Many technical issues and confounders deserve special attention. Only when these are well-understood and accounted for can bioinformatics analyses provide reliable and robust results. …”

China's rural migrant workers, the state, and labor politics by Chan, J, Selden, M

“…They present an analysis of high and growing levels of labor conflict at a time when the previous domination of state enterprises has given way to the predominance of migrant workers as the core of an expanding industrial labor force. …”

Towards a consensus for dyslexia practice: findings of a Delphi study on assessment and identification by Snowling, M

“…<p>This paper discusses the findings of a Delphi study in which dyslexia experts, including academics, specialist teachers, educational psychologists, and individuals with dyslexia, were asked for their agreement with a set of key statements about defining and identifying dyslexia: why it should be assessed, and how and when this assessment should be conducted. Two rounds of survey responses provided a vehicle for moving towards consensus on how to assess for dyslexia. …”

Combining scene and auto-calibration constraints by Liebowitz, D, Zisserman, A

“…Second, the degeneracies that occur when constraints are not independent may be easily identified. …”

Plots, attacks, and the measurement of terrorism by Hegghammer, T, Ketchley, N

“…Despite its limitations, plot data is a more complete measure of terrorist activity that should be incorporated, when available, in quantitative studies of terrorism.…”

Ionization calculations using classical molecular dynamics by Plummer, D, Svensson, P, Gericke, DO, Hollebon, P, Vinko, SM, Gregori, G

“…Furthermore, pressure ionization is observed when short-range repulsion effects are included between neutrals. …”

Aged and wheeled mobility in transit-oriented development: the capabilities approach by Xu, Y, Chan, H-Y, Chen, A, Chim, T-Y, Liu, X

“…Our focus is on understanding these conversion factors, which highlight both environmental and individual constraints when converting resources into capabilities. Our findings reveal significant disparities in walking environments between the initially planned and the realized catchment areas, as well as disparities between individuals with and without physical limitations. …”

Dynamic consumer search by Parakhonyak, A, Rhodes, A

“…We also show that consumers may be better off when firms can offer personalized prices based on their search history.…”

The Cerne Giant in its early medieval context by Morcom, T, Gittos, H

“…In this article, we propose an explanation for when and why he was originally cut as an image of Hercules. …”

Psychedelics, meaningfulness, and the “proper scope” of medicine: continuing the conversation by Cheung, K, Patch, K, Earp, BD, Yaden, DB

“…In recent years, psychedelics such as psilocybin have also shown considerable promise as therapeutic agents when combined with talk therapy, for example, in the treatment of major depression or substance use disorder. …”