Image3_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image_4_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image_2_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Video_2_An Observation-Based Study of Gulf Stream Meander Kinematics Offshore of Cape Hatteras.mp4 by Mike Muglia (12910745)

“…Downstream currents occupy an increasing portion of the water column as a crest approaches, and a decreasing fraction as a trough approaches. …”

Video_1_An Observation-Based Study of Gulf Stream Meander Kinematics Offshore of Cape Hatteras.mp4 by Mike Muglia (12910745)

“…Downstream currents occupy an increasing portion of the water column as a crest approaches, and a decreasing fraction as a trough approaches. …”

Table2_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.docx by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Image_7_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Oxygen consumption (QO₂). by Mario Bianco (6894257)

“…The slopes of the lines gives a better comparison between the rates of [O₂] decrease during state 3 (dashed) and state 4 of respiration (dotted) in Sham (<b>D</b>), CL (<b>E</b>) and UUO (<b>F</b>) groups.…”

Image7_Modelling the bottom-up effects of climate change on primary production in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Scotian Shelf.png by Zhi-Ping Mei (19427332)

“…Results reveal a projected 13.4% decrease in annual primary production across the GSL system over the next 70 years. …”

Three cohesin-PcG states and their interactions. by Cheri A. Schaaf (144616)

“…This explains the <i>in vivo</i> genetic antagonism between cohesin and PRC1 in gene silencing, and how cohesin depletion simultaneously decreases PRC1 levels at active genes and increases them at silenced genes.…”

Alterations in neural proliferation caused by LOF and GOF of <i>pros</i>. by Jordi Colonques (222976)

“…<p>A–I. Confocal projections taken through the OL of <i>w</i>t, <i>pros^v24</i>, and <i>hsGal4;UAS-pros</i> late third instar larvae from a ventro-anterior orientation showing immunostaining for PROS, BrdU and PH3, as indicated. …”

This figure illustrates how aggregation varies with either host-parasite encounters or parasite success (in infecting hosts). by Sébastien Gourbière (163638)

“…<p>In Panel A we have adopted the values Var(<i>S</i>)/<i>E</i>[<i>S</i>] = 1 and Var(ℰ)<i>E</i>[<i>S</i>] = 1. …”

Supplementary Material for: Supplemental Oxygen Treats Periodic Breathing without Effects on Sleep in Late-Preterm Infants by Seppä-Moilanen M. (13765498)

“…The percentage in periodic breathing out of total sleep time decreased from 10% (interquartile range [IQR] 5–9%) on room air to 1% (IQR 0–3%) (<i>p</i> < 0.001) on supplemental oxygen. …”

Does Facial Amimia Impact the Recognition of Facial Emotions? An EMG Study in Parkinson’s Disease by Soizic Argaud (811224)

“…Our results evidenced a significant decrease in facial mimicry for joy in PD, essentially linked to the absence of reaction of the <i>zygomaticus major</i> and the <i>orbicularis oculi</i> muscles in response to happy avatars, whereas facial mimicry for expressions of anger was relatively preserved. …”

Protein Crystallization in the Presence of a Metastable Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation by Ralph Maier (7865357)

“…On the basis of the phase diagram, we choose two conditions around the LLPS binodal: one condition is located close to, but outside the LLPS region, resulting in protein clusters, but no macroscopic LLPS. …”

Dynamic Change of Global and Local Information Processing in Propofol-Induced Loss and Recovery of Consciousness by Martin M. Monti (473279)

“…Conversely, the characteristic path length of brain networks (i.e., the average functional distance between any two regions of the brain) appears significantly increased only during loss of consciousness, marking a decrease of global information-processing efficiency uniquely associated with unconsciousness. …”

Modelling the Impact of Temperature-Induced Life History Plasticity and Mate Limitation on the Epidemic Potential of a Marine Ectoparasite by Maya L. Groner (520326)

“…We found that the epidemic potential of sea lice increased with temperature due to a decrease in generation time and an increase in the net reproductive rate. …”

Douglas-Fir Seedlings Exhibit Metabolic Responses to Increased Temperature and Atmospheric Drought by Kirstin Jansen (667374)

“…We analysed (i) plant biomass, (ii) carbon stable isotope composition as an indicator for time integrated intrinsic water use efficiency, (iii) apparent respiratory carbon isotope fractionation as well as (iv) the profile of polar low molecular metabolites. …”

Predicting functional networks from region connectivity profiles in task-based versus resting-state fMRI data by Javier Rasero (4591531)

“…By applying a battery of different supervised classifiers relying only on task-based measurements, we show that the highest accuracy to predict ICNs is reached with a simple neural network of one hidden layer. …”

Investigating the Consequences of Interference between Multiple CD8⁺ T Cell Escape Mutations in Early HIV Infection by Victor Garcia (655636)

“…Some studies reveal that the later these escape mutations emerge, the more slowly they go to fixation. This pattern of <i>escape rate decrease</i>(ERD) can arise by distinct mechanisms. …”