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  • Nursing PhD Matrix 2025
    Este documento consiste en una matriz donde se consolida información de 59 programas de doctorado en enfermería en Latinoamérica, la cual es fundamental para realizar análisis comparativo entre estos.
  • Enhancing the Competitiveness of the Belt and Road Initiative
    • H1: Commodity-specific competitiveness sensitivity The application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) for constructing a composite com-petitiveness index of BRI corridors allows for methodological flexibility in determining indicator weights, which should vary depending on the type of traded commodity under analysis. The competitiveness of the BRI can be more accurately assessed by allowing the weight co-efficients of evaluation criteria within the AHP model to vary depending on the type of product or commodity analyzed (e.g., high-tech goods, bulk commodities, perishables). • H2: Validity of internationally standardized data sources The use of internationally recognized data sources—such as the World Bank logistics per-formance indicators, DHL Global Connectedness Index, and UNCTAD maritime connectivity statis-tics—provides a reliable and consistent basis for quantifying competitiveness indicators within the AHP-based model framework. These hypotheses guide both the model architecture and the data sourcing protocols em-ployed in this study. The use of standardized, externally verified quantitative indicators—such as those provided by the World Bank Logistics Performance Index, DHL Global Connectedness Index, UNCTAD, and OECD—is a valid and reliable approach for assigning values to the evaluation parameters within the AHP model.
  • Clinical Characteristics of Postherpetic Abdominal Pseudohernia
    Supplementary Fig 1. The full clinical course of PAP in a HZ patient managed at our institution. Supplementary material. The Full Clinical Course of PAP in a Patient. Supplementary raw data. Organized database of published data and patient information visited at our institution.
  • Tabular dataset for AI-based vector-borne disease prediction
    This dataset gathers clinical information about patients diagnosed with malaria, dengue, yellow fever, and typhoid fever, as well as patients excluded from these diseases. The data was collected from the health districts of DO and DAFRA, located in the Hauts-Bassins region of Burkina Faso. The dataset includes 300 records. Among the consultations recorded, 150 are from DAFRA and 150 from DO. The data was preprocessed, and sensitive information such as name, surname, or place of birth was removed. The original form contained 115 questions, but only 109 were retained. The data includes two CSV files: the first, "data.csv," contains the data, and the second, "description.xls," contains the attribute descriptions. Some attributes are present in the description but not in the data, as they were removed due to lack of information.
  • High-resolution spatiotemporal mapping of cerebral metabolism during middle-cerebral-artery occlusion/reperfusion progression
    Ischemia-reperfusion is a rapidly evolving cascade that involves a variety of metabolic shifts whose precise timing and sequential order are still poorly understood. Clarifying these dynamics is critical for understanding the core injury trajectory of stroke and for refining time-delimited therapeutic interventions. More broadly, continuous, in-situ monitoring of the middle-cerebral-artery occlusion process at systems level has not yet been achieved. Here, we report the first single-subject, High-resolution spatiotemporal resolution metabolic maps of the ultra-early phase of ischemic stroke in a rodent model. Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass Spectrometry (MALDI-MS) imaging mapped a metabolic abnormality area in the ischemic hemisphere that propagates from striatum to cortex. Microdialysis probes were then stereotaxically implanted within this metabolic abnormality area, capturing 10,429 metabolites that resolved into 16 temporally distinct trajectories aligned with probe insertion, ischemic injury, and reperfusion injury. Analysis of specific metabolic pathways mainly revealed that the delayed clearance of metabolic waste (urea and tryptamine) during early reperfusion, the transient attenuation of the citrate-to-oxaloacetate buffering gradient within the TCA cycle, and the accumulation of extracellular branched-chain amino acids all play crucial roles in shaping the injury trajectory. Simultaneously, the depletion of cellular repair mechanisms (pyrimidine synthesis) in the early phase of reperfusion also warrants our attention. These findings provide novel insights into the molecular basis and mechanisms of Ischemia-reperfusion and offer a comprehensive resource for further investigation.
  • Assessment of Balance Function in Children with Dyslexia
    This data is data of my manuscript entitled "Assessment of Balance Function in Children with Dyslexia. I want to reserve of my data regarding to Data Availability Statement of Journal.
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    Grey relational analysis data
  • DATOS PORTUARIOS
    Port Traffic Database by Product in Colombia. The information corresponds to the cargo movement recorded in Colombian ports from 2018 to 2022. The data is freely available on the official website of the Ministry of Information Technology and Communications. The database was revised, eliminating incomplete or missing records.
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    Albuminuria B5 mice CG Nov 2018
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    Albuminuria urine mouse Nov 2019. Total cholesterol plate assay Dec 2019
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