Comparison of 3D culture systems on mesenchymal stem cell longevity, regenerative potential, and secretome production by Jacob Hodge (2699521)

The model performance comparison under different cut-off values. by Jue Wang (58890)

“…<p>The MCC of 2.0b with a cut-off -1.5 was not available as the number of true negative decreased to 0.…”

The synthetic naphthoquinone compounds vary in their ability to inhibit cellular viability. by Oscar Ramirez (2551210)

“…<p>L929 cells were cultured for 48 hrs in the absence or presence of decreasing concentrations of vehicle control (DMSO) or decreasing concentrations of the indicated compound. …”

An in silico demonstration of physiological consequences of the I_NaL amplitude reduction and decay acceleration in the presence of calpain inhibition in ventricular myoc... by Albertas Undrovinas (402528)

“…<p>Shown are model predictions for AP shape (lower panel) at 1 Hz pacing rate (steady-state) and cytosolic [Ca²⁺] (upper panel) in a train of 10 consecutive excitation pulses applied with a rate of 1.5 Hz. …”

Results for test string on experimental guitar rig. by David Robert Grimes (603169)

“…For composite wound strings depicted in (d), (e) and (f), this was markedly lower and decreasing. Best fits are shown for all strings with the solid line, the the dotted and dashed lines depict best fits if bend displacement is plus or minus 0.5 mm from measured value.…”

Subpocket-wise Cleavage Entropies of Further Proteases. by Julian E. Fuchs (108999)

Polaron-Mediated Transport in BiVO₄ Photoanodes for Solar Water Oxidation by Hao Wu (65943)

“…However, the decisive factor determining the charge transport of the hydrogenated BiVO₄, particularly with electron small polaron formation, remains elusive. Here we show a decreased charge transport barrier upon mildly hydrogenating the nanoporous BiVO₄ photoanode, as evidenced by the thermally activating photocurrent responses. …”

Adjusted cross-correlation functions indicating that positive incidents related to “educational and/or social accomplishment” are associated with cyclic responses in urinary cortis... by Christian Schubert (330503)

“…In <b>A</b>) positive incidents are followed by urinary cortisol concentration increases at ±lag 0 (0–12 h) and decreases at +lag 5 (60–72 h). …”

Average velocity of FRDA mice. by Sara Anjomani Virmouni (627000)

“…<p>(<b>a</b>) YG8R and YG22R displayed significantly decreased average velocity compared to B6 and Y47R controls when both male and female values were taken together (<i>n</i> = 10 mice per genotype). …”

Effect of compression on mean best CS (Correspondence Score) at various threshold values by Noam Kaplan (5556)

“…<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "A functional hierarchical organization of the protein sequence space"</p><p>BMC Bioinformatics 2004;5():196-196.…”

Patient baseline, intraoperative and postoperative characteristics within the clusters in patients aged ≤ 10 days. by Mirela Bojan (482505)

“…<p>Data are shown as means and standard deviations, or as numbers and percentages, unless stated otherwise.</p>a<p>the “Decreasing cluster” was taken as reference. …”

Supplementary Figure 4 Effects of enriched environment on behavior of adult mice in the open field test by Fumio Soeda (9738569)

“…<p>The open field test consisted of two 5-minute trials in mice at 30 weeks old. In the second trial, ambulation (each of five 1-min periods) in the enriched group was significantly decreased compared to the standard group (a, left). …”

DC Response – recurrent dynamics. by Audrius V. Avizienis (145238)

“…<p>(a) Time traces of current response to 1 V DC bias show large current increases and decreases at all time scales around a mean of 5.81 µA (172 kΩ); shorter time traces (ii–iii) are subsets of (i). …”

Vulnerability versus race/ethnicity for U.S. census tracts with moderate to very high WHP. by Ian P. Davies (5924831)

“…<p>Regression lines are calculated at the 5^th and 95^th vulnerability quantiles, respectively. …”

The effect of no visual feedback on force oscillations below 1 Hz. by Emily J. Fox (284223)

“…During the no visual feedback condition, normalized power in the force output at 0.16 Hz increased; whereas normalized power decreased from 0.83–1.0 Hz. Young and older adults exhibited a differential modulation of force oscillations below 1 Hz during the no visual feedback condition compared with visual feedback at the highest visual angle (1.5°). …”

Hydrogen suppressed the development of oxidative stress in the DRG. by Masanori Kawaguchi (579656)

“…<p>(A–C) Representative images of immunohistochemical staining for oxidative stress markers 4-HNE in the DRG at the level of L5. …”

Na2 coordination and solvation. by Heidi Koldsø (199283)

“…Dots represent the number of water molecules interacting with the Na2-ion in <b>Sim8</b>. After a few ns the number of water molecules within 3 Å increase to 4–5, which then substitute for the coordination from the protein.…”

Glutamate accelerates synaptic release from cone terminals. by Skyler L. Jackman (222281)

“…(C) Time-course of FM1-43 fluorescence decreases from cone terminals in darkness (<i>n</i> = 27, error bars are obscured by the data points) and 2 mM glutamate (<i>n</i> = 5). …”

Differences in the proportions of albumin-like proteins. by Sung Huhn Kim (215673)

“…<p>A: The proportion of albumin-like proteins in patients without recent (<6 months) hearing deterioration was 39.7±6.4%, whereas the proportion of albumin-like proteins in patients with recent hearing deterioration was 14.5±11.7%. …”

Example Trials of the Integrate-and-Fire Attractor Network Simulations by Marco Loh (81678)

“…In these simulations, the network parameter is <i>w₊</i> = 2.1, and the modulation of the synapses is −NMDA and −GABA. This corresponds to a reduction of 4.5% and 9% in the currents produced through these synapses, respectively. …”