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Cross-disciplinary work without one defensible primary scientific field.
The analysis interprets concentrated coeval seawater as the predominant fluid involved in forming the dolostones and describes pore space as changing through burial-related dissolution, cementation and compaction.
ACS omega4 min read
A cross-sectional study in São Paulo compared three versions of the Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia. The shortest version had the best relative fit, but its Somatic focus domain needs cautious interpretation and independent validation.
Musculoskeletal care5 min read
A peer-reviewed study found that collegiate softball players used different body mechanics when hitting from a stationary tee and against a front-toss practice pitcher. The findings may inform practice discussions, but they do not show that either method improves hitting in competition.
International biomechanics4 min read
Skilled foil fencers followed a more consistent hip-to-knee-to-ankle sequence and produced faster ankle rotation, longer lunges and faster sword motion than novices. The small observational study cannot show that the movement pattern caused the performance gap.
International biomechanics4 min read
A comparison of 50 softball athletes found no significant differences in throwing velocities or segmental sequencing between stability groups defined by a single-leg squat.
International biomechanics3 min read
Patients who had both hamstring tendons harvested during ACL reconstruction reported more sensory disturbance at follow-up than those who had one tendon harvested, although the observational study cannot establish a cause.
SICOT-J4 min read
A laboratory study found that mixtures of gold nanospheres and titanium dioxide nanorods formed different confined structures as their particle ratio changed, with simulations reproducing part of the observed phase behavior.
ACS nano5 min read