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Machine learning showed promising accuracy for early PAS diagnosis
Machine learning improves detection of a serious pregnancy complication
The article proposes a critical theory of bourgeois dwelling
How bourgeois home design shapes ecological and social crises
Slot deregulation at Newark increased some delays but reduced others
How removing flight limits at Newark airport affected delays across the U.S. aviation network
Lexical richness showed a small, non-significant link to essay quality
Vocabulary sophistication shows weak link to essay quality in EFL writing
Information technology capability and financial reporting quality in local governments: the mediating role of accounting information system quality
How technology and accounting systems improve financial reporting in local government
Currency depreciation is linked to higher non-performing assets in Indian banks
Exchange rate and monetary policy drive India's non-performing asset stress more than GDP growth
Graph correlations test independence between binary networks
Measuring independence and correlation between network graphs
Baranof Island glaciers persisted into the Holocene and then retreated rapidly
Glacier retreat acceleration on Baranof Island, Alaska
Three depressive symptom profiles were identified during COVID-19
Patterns of depression during COVID-19 and factors linked to severe symptoms
REER movements show no significant effect on EU trade balances
Exchange rates don't fix EU trade imbalances; demand matters more
