Walking Speed and Uncertainty Estimation Using Mixture Density Networks for Dynamic Ambulatory Environments.

Walking speed, often considered a representative indicator of activity levels, becomes notably reduced as muscle strength and cardiovascular function decline with aging. Wearable walking rehabilitation devices aim to alleviate the effort during walking or enhance the necessary muscles. Measuring the wearer's walking speed provides an objective assessment of rehabilitation progress.

Expression Patterns of Escape Genes in Turner Syndrome Fibroblasts and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells.

Turner syndrome (TS) is an X monosomy-related disorder caused by X chromosome nondisjunction during embryonic development. Patients with TS have only one intact X chromosome, with the other either completely or partially lost. TS affects various tissues, including the liver, kidneys, brain, cardiovascular system, and ovaries.

Smartphone use and schema-based learning in dentomaxillofacial radiology practice: a case report from one College of Dentistry.

Objectives: This study investigates the students' satisfaction and awareness of competency towards smartphone use and schema-based learning in dental radiology practice.

Methods: Third year students undertaking a dental radiology practicum at a dental school were divided into two groups: one group received traditional clinical training, whereas the other group used smartphones in classes and received new training using schema assignments. At the end of the course, students' satisfaction with the training and self-awareness of their competency were surveyed, and their achievement was assessed.