Population entropy in APP/PS1 mice is decreased in dCA1, but increased in vCA1. by Udaysankar Chockanathan (18510288)

Improving Accuracy and Transferability of Machine Learning Chemical Activation Energies by Adding Electronic Structure Information by Esteban Marques (14713002)

AoA results. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

AoA by POS and group. by Eric Williams (101567)

Relationship between noun use and log noun AoA. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

Predicted effects of group and POS on log AoA of words used. by Eric Williams (101567)

PsnWRKY95 interact with the Cd resistance cis-acting element. by Yuzhao Ma (12840632)

Data Sheet 1_Large scale atmospheric conditions favoring storm surges in the North and Baltic Seas and possible future changes.docx by Nils H. Schade (21676022)

“…Our results indicate that the increasing risk for extreme water levels associated with the virtually certain sea-level rise is additionally fueled by more frequent weather patterns favoring storm surges at the German North Sea coast, while changes of the large-scale circulation may dampen the increase of storm surge risk associated with sea-level rise at the German Baltic Sea coast to some degree.…”

TTRs. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

Frequency results. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

Overview of word frequencies. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

POS production. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

Overview of AoAs. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

Group matching. by Eric Williams (101567)

“…Speech samples produced by 12 pwAD and 12 controls for the Carolinas Conversations Collection were analysed for noun, verb and pronoun counts and ratios, lexical diversity overall and among nouns and verbs, copula use, and frequencies and ages of acquisition (AoA) of nouns and verbs produced. pwAD used fewer nouns and a narrower range of words than controls, exhibiting signs of increased reliance on pronouns and decreased noun diversity. …”

(a) Measuring device; (b) Measuring method. by Chenhao Li (822769)

“…Although increasing SHMP content improved the early strength, it led to a decrease in later strength, with the maximum late strength observed at 2% SHMP. …”

(a)Raw soil; (b) The grain size distribution. by Chenhao Li (822769)

“…Although increasing SHMP content improved the early strength, it led to a decrease in later strength, with the maximum late strength observed at 2% SHMP. …”

S2 Fig - by Linda Karoline Dämmer (16839021)

(a) Molds; (b) Samples; (c)(d) Test devices. by Chenhao Li (822769)

“…Although increasing SHMP content improved the early strength, it led to a decrease in later strength, with the maximum late strength observed at 2% SHMP. …”

(a) Cement; (b) SHMP; (c) Water glass; (d) PG. by Chenhao Li (822769)

“…Although increasing SHMP content improved the early strength, it led to a decrease in later strength, with the maximum late strength observed at 2% SHMP. …”

Closed container diagram. by Haibao Yi (17666896)

“…As the proportion of inhibitors added increases (2%, 4%, 6%), the decrease in the concentration of harmful gases during blasting first increases and then decreases. …”