Image_4_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Image_3_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Image_5_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Image_1_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Image_6_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Image_6_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Image_8_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.TIFF by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

Table_4_Next-Generation Camera Trapping: Systematic Review of Historic Trends Suggests Keys to Expanded Research Applications in Ecology and Conservation.DOC by Zackary J. Delisle (10200560)

“…Notable compositional changes of topics included a decrease in capture-recapture, recent decrease in spatial-capture-recapture, and increases in occupancy, interspecific interactions, and automated image classification. …”

HO-1 participates in optimal iron re-utilization. by Yu-An Cao (219501)

“…The transplantation of HO-1-deficient BM cells leads to a decrease of soluble iron. The mean ± SEM is shown for six mice per genotype; *P≤0.05.…”

Changes in whisker behavior as mice successfully learn the object detection task. by Nathan G. Clack (154648)

“…(C) During stimulus presentation, an increase in mean deflection angle was correlated with a decrease in the false alarm (FA) rate, a measure of behavioral performance, for two mice (JF25609, JF25607). …”

Characterisation and influence of the content of waste foundry sand on rendering mortars by Juliana Machado Casali (4696111)

“…The results demonstrated that the waste foundry sand had an influence on the properties of the mortars in fresh state (mainly for the mortar with 100% waste foundry sand, which required the use of a larger amount of water to obtain the same consistence) and in the hardened state (decrease in strength, mass density and modulus of elasticity). …”

Morphine withdrawal-induced CREB activation in the PVN is dependent on α₁-adrenoceptor stimulation. by Fátima Martín (333149)

“…Data correspond to mean ± SEM. Post hoc analysis revealed a significant decrease in pCREB immunoreactivity in prazosin-pretreated rats. …”

Oligodendrocyte depletion with DT results in axonal damage but does not affect cortical neuronal density. by Aniket Ghosh (212168)

“…<p>(A) A decrease of neurofilament signal density (NF200), and an increase in axonal damage (evidenced by APP accumulation) was observed in MOGi-Cre/iDTR mice treated with DT (left panel), compared to DT-treated MOGi-Cre animals as control (middle panel) and MOGi-Cre/iDTR animals treated with PBS (right panel). …”

Time-dependent accumulation of Glu-plg-568 on the platelet surfaces from GFP-mice incorporated into the fibrin network. by Tomasz Brzoska (279016)

“…This assay was analyzed with a <i>t</i>-test for independent samples. Results are normalized to the control sample mean value (mean ± SD).…”

Neuritin restores the reduction in the dendritic spine density and the maturity of individual spines in Tg2576 neurons. by Yoori Choi (611187)

“…Scale bar represents 10 µm. (B) A summary histogram shows mean numbers of spines. …”

Normal learning and extinction in the model. by Remus Osan (3639754)

“…Bars represent mean ± S.E.M. of percentages of retrieved attractors over 10 sets of 100 simulations. …”

Tau (microtubule marker) immunofluorescence labeling demonstrating the effect of EpoD exposure on 5% stretched axons at 7 DIV. by Yiing C. Yap (4003037)

“…<b>(B)</b> EpoD (100 nM) applied to axon compartment alone for 24 h induced a significant decrease in degenerative index in the axon compartment when compared to vehicle- treated cultures following injury. …”

MEHP induces the differentiation of SW 872 cells. by Enrico Campioli (336888)

“…<p>(A) qRT-PCR products of ACACA, ACLY, GLUT1, GLUT4 and S100B mRNA normalized to RPS18 and presented as fold increase or decrease compared to control, 4 days after treatment with 10 µM MEHP. …”

Differential-gene expression due to time in culture. by Jason Lamontagne (2150689)

“…Gene-expression variation was calculated by Z-score, with red indicating an increase in expression compared to the mean across all samples, and blue indicating a decrease in expression. …”

Influence of Ocln on DNA fragmentation after induction of apoptosis by TRAIL and UVB. by Susanne Rachow (285286)

“…A significant decrease of apoptotic DNA fragmentation induced by TRAIL and UV light was observed after downregulation of Ocln. …”