Table 1_Art, music, and play as a teaching aid: applying creative uses of Universal Design for Learning in a prison science class.xlsx by Philip J. Heron (20799803)

“…Here, we outline our work in teaching science in prison that applies UDL principles to create different educational access points which are not solely focused on rote learning and reading text (which some students struggle with). We use creative practices, including art, music, and play, as a teaching aid for science subjects such as climate change, sleep, and space exploration. …”

NSC population and proliferation decrease drastically during the second postnatal week of DG development. by Cristina Medina-Menéndez (21800157)

Perceived first-order (A & B) and second-order (C & D) trade-offs and synergies in Savognin (left) and Sedrun (right) before and after the political process. by Javier Feller Valero (22821605)

Method for calculating <i>ML</i>1 using the example <i>ML</i>1_<i>F</i>. by Ann-Kathrin Harsch (15440460)

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The cleavage and NADH:quinone oxidoreductase activity of CgPst2 is increased upon menadione treatment. by Anamika Battu (10197220)

Cyclic AMP and Vfr increase the virulence of <i>A</i>. <i>baumannii</i>. by Lyuboslava G. Harkova (19557062)

Naringenin decreases total cell viability. by Lauren A. Eanes (20995499)

Correlation between REM latency with (A) Age and (B) Weight. by Magaly Catanzariti (20865500)

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Workflow utilized by clinic and total number of baseline ePROs to date by clinic^b'*'. by Kelly W. Gagnon (19976605)

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Implementation blueprint utilized in +STEP. by Kelly W. Gagnon (19976605)

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Increased type 1 IFN associated protein expression is observed in B cell follicles of RP infants. by Matthew P. Wood (10765976)

A Novel Membrane-Associated Protein Aids Bacterial Colonization of Maize by Maya Venkataraman (17428022)

“…</i> From this surface proteome data, we identified a novel membrane protein from a nonlaboratory isolate of <i>P. putida</i> that increases binding to maize roots using unlabeled proteomics. …”

A Novel Membrane-Associated Protein Aids Bacterial Colonization of Maize by Maya Venkataraman (17428022)

“…</i> From this surface proteome data, we identified a novel membrane protein from a nonlaboratory isolate of <i>P. putida</i> that increases binding to maize roots using unlabeled proteomics. …”

A Novel Membrane-Associated Protein Aids Bacterial Colonization of Maize by Maya Venkataraman (17428022)

“…</i> From this surface proteome data, we identified a novel membrane protein from a nonlaboratory isolate of <i>P. putida</i> that increases binding to maize roots using unlabeled proteomics. …”

Use and intended future use of the individual products of the HCV prevention toolbox among 49 online respondents. by Tamara Prinsenberg (8708049)

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Change in number of errors and confidence scores when using the LEO Belt. by Ffion E. Brown (7500200)

“…<p>Results from sighted subjects show significant decrease in number of errors when wearing goggle C (p = 0.014) with the LEO Belt (grey) compared to without it (white) (a). Trends from visually impaired subjects show reduced errors in the group with measureable VFs, but increased errors in those with unmeasurable VFs, when using the LEO Belt (b). …”

Data Sheet 1_Art, music, and play as a teaching aid: applying creative uses of Universal Design for Learning in a prison science class.pdf by Philip J. Heron (20799803)

“…Here, we outline our work in teaching science in prison that applies UDL principles to create different educational access points which are not solely focused on rote learning and reading text (which some students struggle with). We use creative practices, including art, music, and play, as a teaching aid for science subjects such as climate change, sleep, and space exploration. …”

A method to improve fishing selectivity through age targeted fishing using life stage distribution modelling by Neil M. Burns (6541931)

“…Distribution patterns, habitat use, and aggregative behaviour often vary throughout the life cycle and can increase the vulnerability of certain life stages to anthropogenic impacts. …”

The database used in this manuscript. by Nathalia Zini (6715847)

Animals Used in Study. by Zoey K. Wallis (17725175)

“…Using two differently colored SPION to assess establishment of CNS viral reservoirs, we observed higher numbers of early-labeled macrophages within and outside the CNS in animals with AIDS and SIVE, ART treatment, and ART interruption. …”