Predicted effect of an equivalent increase in each input parameter on overall reproductive performance. by Christopher D. Hudson (610862)

“…For example, the top bar shows that the predicted effect of moving from a submission rate of 45% (the median of the input distribution for this parameter) to 62.5% (the upper quartile of the input distribution) would be a decrease of just over £100/cow/year in the herd’s modified FERTEX (mFX) score.…”

Table_1_Improving farm-level antimicrobial stewardship benchmarks by reporting antimicrobial use within the context of both the magnitude of disease pressure and the outcome of the... by Nora F. D. Schrag (13908585)

“…<p>This manuscript explores a method of benchmarking antimicrobial use within the context of farm level therapeutic incidence (a proxy for disease incidence), and the outcome of that therapy. …”

Andro induced ROS-dependent autophagy while Taxi attenuated it. by Mazen Alzaharna (3737878)

“…<p>Cells were treated as indicated, stained with DCF-DA and then analyzed using the flow cytometer. (A) A representative histograms showing the increase in ROS in HeLa cells treated with Andro (25, 50 or 100 μM) while the decrease in ROS in those treated with Taxi (50, 100 or 200μM) for 24h. …”

Feijoa F3 does not activate autophagy or inhibit NF-κB activity in autophagy defective HCT116 cells. by Noha Ahmed Nasef (760610)

“…A percentage of greater than 100 shows increased inflammatory response in the presence of the ligand when compared to media (no treatment); and a percentage of less than 100 suggests a decrease in the inflammatory response in the presence of the ligand when compared to media (no treatment) meaning that a condition has inhibited NF-κB signaling. …”

The effect of salts, pH and additives in the lysis buffer on the solubility of RGP1. by Ditte Hededam Welner (4099906)

“…<p>Western blots against a cloning scar shows the varying amount of RGP1 in the soluble lysis fraction after lysing in different buffers. …”

Table1_Trajectories of functional and structural myocardial parameters in post-COVID-19 syndrome—insights from mid-term follow-up by cardiovascular magnetic resonance.docx by Jan Gröschel (13041801)

“…</p>Results<p>In total, 43 patients [median age (interquartile range) 46 (37–56) years, 33 women] received follow-ups 347 (167–651) days after initial diagnosis. A decrease in symptoms was recorded on follow-ups (p < 0.03) with 23 patients being asymptomatic at follow-ups [symptomatic at baseline 43/43 (100%) vs. symptomatic at follow-up 21/43 (49%), p < 0.001]. …”

<b>Uncovering Hidden Footprints: Revision of the Lower Jurassic (Sinemurian) Razorback Beds – Home to Australia's Earliest Reported Dinosaur Trackway</b> by Anthony Romilio (7873997)

“…Our findings reveal a decrease in stride and step lengths towards the end of the trackway, accompanied by a slight directional shift from east-southeast to east and a reduction in walking speed from a maximum of 3.8 km/hr to 1.8 km/hr. …”

Structure and Stability Studies of Pharmacologically Relevant <i>S</i>‑Nitrosothiols: A Theoretical Approach by Benjamin Meyer (1397266)

“…Nevertheless, notwithstanding their pharmacological interest, the structure–stability relationship in RSNOs is still unclear, and this issue, together with the mechanism of NO donation in the physiological medium, deserves further investigation. As a first step forward in this direction, in this paper, the overall stability and structural preference of two pharmacologically relevant <i>S-</i>nitrosothiol molecules were studied in detail by means of computational strategies. …”

Data Sheet 1_Intelligent pressure-controlled percutaneous unroofing: advancing minimally invasive renal cyst treatment.pdf by Haijun Liao (13851617)

“…No significant differences were observed between the two groups in terms of hemoglobin decrease or complication rates. Both techniques achieved a 100% success rate in symptomatic relief and cyst resolution.…”

Table_2_Genetic variation and response to selection of photosynthetic and forage characteristics in Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) ecotypes under drought conditions.docx by Nikwan Shariatipour (11550820)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>Drought stress had negative effects on evaluated photosynthesis parameters and significantly reduced dry and fresh forage yields. On average, FY with a 45% decrease and g_s with a 326% decrease under drought stress conditions showed the highest reduction rate among forage yield and photosynthesis traits, respectively. …”

Modulation of 14-3-3ζ/phosphotarget interaction by different anions. by Nikolai N. Sluchanko (447483)

“…The product of maximal shift (P1) and maximal decrease of the HspB6 peak (P2) observed in the absence of anions was taken as 100%. …”

Time course development of insulin resistance, adipose and liver inflammation. by Petra Mulder (462809)

“…(B) HFD feeding resulted in a gradual decrease of tissue-specific uptake of glucose into white adipose tissue (WAT). …”

Table_1_Genetic variation and response to selection of photosynthetic and forage characteristics in Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) ecotypes under drought conditions.docx by Nikwan Shariatipour (11550820)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>Drought stress had negative effects on evaluated photosynthesis parameters and significantly reduced dry and fresh forage yields. On average, FY with a 45% decrease and g_s with a 326% decrease under drought stress conditions showed the highest reduction rate among forage yield and photosynthesis traits, respectively. …”

Supplementary Material for: IL-1 Mediates Tissue-Specific Inflammation and Severe Respiratory Failure in COVID-19 by Renieris G. (12527941)

“…Lung inflammation was attenuated with anti-S100A8/A9 pre-treatment. Anakinra treatment restored these levels. …”

Population Differentiation for Plasticity by Sophia Buysse (12909206)

“…Future work will identify if plasticity is adaptive and use recombinant inbred lines to identify quantitative trait loci for plasticity as a first step in identifying genetic mechanisms of plasticity. …”

DataSheet_1_Biostimulant Action of Dissolved Humic Substances From a Conventionally and an Organically Managed Soil on Nitrate Acquisition in Maize Plants.pdf by Tihana Vujinović (8305929)

“…All tested DHS fractions induced the upregulation of nitrate reductase (NR), and in particular the OF2 DHS stimulated the expression of both tested transcripts encoding for two NR isoforms. …”

DataSheet_1_Biostimulant Action of Dissolved Humic Substances From a Conventionally and an Organically Managed Soil on Nitrate Acquisition in Maize Plants.pdf by Tihana Vujinović (8305929)

“…All tested DHS fractions induced the upregulation of nitrate reductase (NR), and in particular the OF2 DHS stimulated the expression of both tested transcripts encoding for two NR isoforms. …”

Table_1_Metabolic Engineering of Saccharomyces cerevisiae for Enhanced Dihydroartemisinic Acid Production.DOCX by Bo-Xuan Zeng (5520704)

“…<p>Direct bioproduction of DHAA (dihydroartemisinic acid) rather than AA (artemisinic acid), as suggested by previous work would decrease the cost of semi-biosynthesis artemisinin by eliminating the step of initial hydrogenation of AA. …”

Results from experiment 3, 4 and 5. by Olivia Carter (194606)

“…The 2^nd and 3^rd column show a clear decrease in the strength and location specificity of perceptual bias as the target speed slows down to 20 and 100sec per loop. …”

Effect of iron deficiency on cell proliferation and cell cycle. by Dongqiang Song (419760)

“…<p>(A) Intracellular iron content was assessed by the colorimetric ferrozine-based assay. …”