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CONCLUSIONS We show that it is possible to use a Deep Learning approach to emulate a model developed to simulate nuclear reactions in the energy range of interest for Ion-therapy. We foresee the implementation of the generation part in C++ and to interface it with the most used Monte Carlo toolkit Geant4. The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of dose difference maps with a convolutional neural network (CNN) to detect multi-leaf collimator (MLC) positional errors in patient-specific quality assurance for volumetric modulated radiation therapy (VMAT). A cylindrical three-dimensional detector (Delta4, ScandiDos, Uppsala, Sweden) was used to measure 161 beams from 104 clinical prostate VMAT plans. For the simulation used error-free plans plus plans with two types of MLC error were introduced systematic error and random error. A total of 483 dose distributions in a virtual cylindrical phantom were calculated with a treatment planning system. Dose difference maps were created from two planar dose distributions from the measured and calculated dose distributions, and these were used as the input for the CNN, with 375 datasets assigned for training and 108 datasets assigned for testing. The CNN model had three convolution layers and was trained with five-fold cross-validation. The CNN model classified the error types of the plans as "error-free," "systematic error," or "random error," with an overall accuracy of 0.944. The sensitivity values for the "error-free," "systematic error," and "random error" classifications were 0.889, 1.000, and 0.944, respectively, and the specificity values were 0.986, 0.986, and 0.944, respectively. This approach was superior to those based on gamma analysis. Using dose difference maps with a CNN model may provide an effective solution for detecting MLC errors for patient-specific VMAT quality assurance. Evaluating postmortem toxicological results is a challenging task due to multiple factors affecting blood concentrations after death. In order to improve the diagnostic accuracy in cases of suspected fatal intoxication different compilations of postmortem reference drug concentrations are often used. However, it is not clear what constitutes a reliable postmortem reference value. The current study presents reference concentrations for 13 substances from seven substance groups according to a standardized protocol. The reference concentrations were gathered from 3767 autopsy cases and subdivided into intoxications by one substance only (Group A, n=611), multi-substance intoxications (Group B, n=1355) and postmortem controls, in which incapacitation by drugs were excluded (Group C, n=1801). In particular, this study presents statistical information about the precision and conformity change with various sample sizes. Based on the present data >10 detections are usually needed, for the substances examined, to differentiate between intoxication cases and controls. Repeated samplings show that the median of small samples (N=≤5) has a high variation (normalized interquartile range 138-75%) and that a high number of detections (N=>20) in each group are needed to reduce the variation. Nurses deal more effectively with cultural diversity when they have an ethnorelative orientation toward cultural difference and commonality on the Intercultural Development Continuum, which was the theoretical framework of this study. Scholarly literature shows limited knowledge on what fosters nurses' intercultural development. Thus, this quantitative, retrospective study was the first investigation in health care in Switzerland conducted on nursing students' orientation on the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI). The sample consisted of the IDI results from nursing students enrolled between 2010 and 2016 at the largest Nursing College in Switzerland (N = 1.112 students in 40 cohorts) where the systematic integration of the development of intercultural competence into the curriculum began in 2010. The aim was to examine to what extent the orientation toward cultural difference and commonality on the Intercultural Development Continuum of nursing students in Switzerland differs from the start- to the end-point of their nursing education. The paired samples t-test demonstrated a higher end of program developmental orientation (p = .01) compared to beginning developmental orientation scores, suggesting the program provided challenges that met the students' level of readiness for cultural development. Educators can use the knowledge provided in this study and implement intercultural competence as a central element within the curriculum following the example of the Nursing College included in this study. Examining diagenetic parameters such as the organic carbonate contents and the crystallinity of bone apatite quantify the post-mortem alteration of bone. Burial conditions are one of the factors that can influence the diagenesis process. We studied the changes to the organic and mineral components and crystallinity of human bone remains from five Medieval sites in Turkey Hakemi Use, Komana, İznik, Oluz Höyük and Tasmasor using Attenuated Total Reflectance Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy (ATR-FTIR) and principal component analysis (PCA). Analysis of spectral band ratios related to organic and mineral components of bone demonstrated differences in the molecular content in the skeletal remains from the five sites. In order to examine the degree of carbonation of a phosphate matrix, curve-fitting procedures were applied to the carbonate band. We found that the infrared crystallinity index appears to not be sensitive to carbonate content at room temperature for the bone remains studied here. The recrystallization process in bone remains behaved differently among the archaeological sites. The results demonstrate that the burial environments differently affect the organic and mineral components of archaeological bone remains. GS-9973 mw A novel salicylaldehyde bis-Schiff-base probe decorated with imidazolium ionic liquid moieties at both ends (SAS-IMIs) was designed and facilely synthesized as a colorimetric/ratiometric sensor to visually detect Cu2+ and Pd2+ in pure aqueous media. Due to the positively charged characters of its head and tail, the SAS-IMIs exhibited high water solubility with a potential advantage in minimizing the self-aggregation. More importantly, simply by varying the solution pH, colorimetric/ratiometric sensing detection of individual metal ion (Cu2+ or Pd2+) was realized without any mutual interference. Subsequently, sensitive, selective, and differential detections for Cu2+ (LOD 0.080 μM) and Pd2+ (LOD 0.076 μM) in 100% aqueous solutions were achieved, which proved to be applicable for real water samples. Results from density functional theory (DFT) calculations unveiled the Cu2+/Pd2+-binding properties of SAS-IMIs, which were in accordance with the experimental observations. Furthermore, a SAS-IMIs-based solid phase sensor was fabricated, which manifested satisfactory detection abilities for Cu2+ and Pd2+.
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