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#software testing Open access Sep 2026

From code to natural language: MErlin – a multi-omics toolkit for bacterial epigenomics delivered as Claude agent skill

MErlin (Methylation-driven Expression & Regulation Linkage in Interacting Nuclear-domains), a multi-omics toolkit comprising seventeen composable modules, from basecalled modBAM files to ranked gene-level evidence and a self-contained HTML report is presented.

Iacopo Passeri, Solène Pety, Michele Giovannini et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Automated Sperm Tracking Using Deep Learning for High-Resolution Analysis of Motility.

An open-source, modular framework for automated sperm detection and tracking that enables trajectory-resolved quantification across species and provides a transparent and flexible alternative to CASA is presented, enabling high-resolution, single-cell analysis of heterogeneous sperm motility and offering new opportunit...

P. Ameijeiras, Emily Kaplan, Adrian Pacheco-Pozo et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Validation of a Deep Learning-Based Markerless Video System for Gait Speed Assessment During the 10-Meter Walk Test in Outdoor Clinical Settings

The proposed DL-based markerless video system demonstrated high agreement with Tracker for gait speed assessment during the 10-MWT under outdoor non-laboratory conditions, supporting its potential as an accessible approach for gait speed assessment.

T. Kamnardsiri, Phasit Charoenkwan, S. Boripuntakul · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

WoundPy: an improved automatized method for in vitro cell motility investigation based on wound alignment and absolute velocity profiling

WoundPy, a Python-based executable software featuring a user-friendly interface for semi-automatic, researcher-supervised Region of Interest detection, streamlines image analysis and management of replicates, providing rapid graphical outputs.

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#software testing Open access Sep 2026

DEVELOPING ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES AMONG FUTURE SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMATION, COMPUTER-INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES AND ROBOTICS

It has been demonstrated that the engineering and technical competence of future specialists is developed most effectively when graphic training is not treated as an isolated academic module, but rather as a comprehensive tool for professional development directly linked to process automation, robotic systems, digital...

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#software testing Review Open access Sep 2026

Tyrosine kinase inhibitors for chronic myeloid leukemia: a landscape analysis of global clinical trials based on public registries

Global trials are geographically and developmentally unbalanced, with incomplete public availability of trial results, and future research should strengthen international collaboration, optimize trial phase distribution, support novel agent development, and promote timely and complete public disclosure of trial results...

Li-Chuan Zhang, Qi Tian, Ya-Lin Tang et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Review Sep 2026

Remote cochlear implant candidacy assessment, activation and speech perception testing in northern communities: a quality improvement case study.

Tele-audiology's potential to enhance access to CI care for underserved regions is highlighted, with case studies demonstrated evidence of a high level of agreement as well as a case of high variability between remotely assessed speech recognition scores and those obtained in-person.

Amy H. C. Ng, Jessica Banh, Trung N. Le et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Conditional Standard Error of Measurement as an Estimand of Individual Score Precision: Remarks on Pfadt et al. from an Operator-Theoretic Perspective.

This commentary supports Pfadt et al.'s (2026, Psychometrika, 2026, 1-35. https://doi.org/10.1017/psy.2026.10081) recommendation that individual score interpretation should rely on conditional standard errors of measurement rather than a single unconditional standard error. I argue, however, that this recommendation re...

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Evaluation of point-of-care complete blood count and C-reactive protein testing for routine use in a pediatric emergency department

The performance of the Horiba Microsemi analyzer operated by clinical staff in the emergency department of V. Buzzi Children’s Hospital compared with laboratory testing was evaluated, and strong correlation between POCT (capillary and venous) and laboratory measurements was observed.

Giancarlo Lai, Antonio Torchia, G. Aiello et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Review Open access Sep 2026

Synergizing Student Motivation and Project-Based Learning Syntax for Internet of Things Course Learning Outcomes

This study examines how internal learning motivation interacts with students' evaluative perception of Project-Based Learning (PjBL) syntax to influence academic achievement in a hardware-software integrated Internet of Things (IoT) course. A quantitative causal-associative survey design was executed among 48 Electroni...

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