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Impact of liposomal delivery on coenzyme Q10 absorption: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized trial. [PDF]
Jäger R +6 more
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Case Report: Pediatric nephrology-expanding the genotypic spectrum of <i>COQ2</i>-related nephropathy with a novel splice site variant in CoQ10-responsive SRNS. [PDF]
Huang YR, Pal A, Tsai AC.
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Nano-granulated zoledronate sensitizes innate immune metabolism to enhance vaccine-induced and antitumor immunity. [PDF]
Chen M +13 more
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Assessing Evidence-Based Practice Competence in Nurse Leadership Roles in Spain. [PDF]
Segura-López G +6 more
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Wild Fishes as Reservoirs of Gut Bacteria Carrying Antimicrobial Resistance Encoding Genes in Chilean Bays. [PDF]
Miranda CD +4 more
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We describe an implementation and a proof of correctness of binary decision diagrams (BDDs), completely formalized in Coq. This allows us to run BDD-based algorithms inside Coq and paves the way for a smooth integration of symbolic model checking in the Coq proof assistant by using reflection.
Kumar Neeraj Verma +3 more
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2001
Fusion theorem is a classical result that allows the simplification of the morphisms among homogeneus structures [10]. We present this theorem and some generalizations in the context of the constructive proof assistant tool Coq [2] where we have dependent types and parametric polymorphism.
José Luis Freire +3 more
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Fusion theorem is a classical result that allows the simplification of the morphisms among homogeneus structures [10]. We present this theorem and some generalizations in the context of the constructive proof assistant tool Coq [2] where we have dependent types and parametric polymorphism.
José Luis Freire +3 more
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2019 34th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE), 2019
Mutation analysis, which introduces artificial defects into software systems, is the basis of mutation testing, a technique widely applied to evaluate and enhance the quality of test suites. However, despite the deep analogy between tests and formal proofs, mutation analysis has seldom been considered in the context of deductive verification.
Ahmet Çelik +4 more
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Mutation analysis, which introduces artificial defects into software systems, is the basis of mutation testing, a technique widely applied to evaluate and enhance the quality of test suites. However, despite the deep analogy between tests and formal proofs, mutation analysis has seldom been considered in the context of deductive verification.
Ahmet Çelik +4 more
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