Abstract:Background Previously, a study using a sample of the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD)® study from the earlier 1.0 release found differences in several resting state functional MRI (rsfMRI) brain connectivity measures associated with children reporting anhedonia. Here, we aim to reproduce, replicate, and extend the previous findings using data from the later ABCD study 4.0 release, which includes a significantly larger sample. Methods To reproduce and replicate the previous authors’ findings, we an… Show more
“…19 Thus, much effort has been made, and a lot of low dielectric materials have been explored and developed. Some examples include LCP, [20][21][22] modied epoxies using active esters as curing agents [23][24][25][26][27] and uoro-containing polymers. [28][29][30][31] However, there are a few species suitable for application in communication at high speed and high frequency.…”
A facile one-pot conversion of the bio-based magnolol gave a functional monomer with curable benzocyclobutene group, which was then thermally polymerized to form a cross-linked resin, displaying a very low...
“…19 Thus, much effort has been made, and a lot of low dielectric materials have been explored and developed. Some examples include LCP, [20][21][22] modied epoxies using active esters as curing agents [23][24][25][26][27] and uoro-containing polymers. [28][29][30][31] However, there are a few species suitable for application in communication at high speed and high frequency.…”
A facile one-pot conversion of the bio-based magnolol gave a functional monomer with curable benzocyclobutene group, which was then thermally polymerized to form a cross-linked resin, displaying a very low...
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