Substance P decreases PRL immunoreactivity in human epidermis. by Ewan A. Langan (405804)

“…<p>Epidermal PRL IR (black arrows) was examined in full-thickness human skin organ culture. (A) PRL IR in the control group was significantly greater than that in (B) Substance P treated skin. …”

Diclofenac decreases angiogenesis. by Nina Mayorek (241888)

Bacterial groups that showed a significantly decreased abundance after antibiotic treatment (AMC and DOX group) compared to the control group (CON group). by Evangelia M. Stavroulaki (11840809)

HET0016 decreases lung metastasis from breast cancer in immune-competent mouse model - Fig 3 by Thaiz F. Borin (4107397)

Cells with higher expression of a housekeeping gene have a decreased expression of viral genes. by Efrat M. Cohen (3384470)

A low dose of BCNU decreases division and promotes differentiation of O-2A/OPCs by Joerg Dietrich (35101)

Mean ± SD values, with 95% Confidence Intervals (CI), for physical match performance variables across temperature ranges. by Ryland Morgans (9010088)

Effects of FE and RUD wrist postures on the mean shape signature distance from the template within each quartile. by Drew A. Anderson (14197446)

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Illustration of the predicted mean (n = 10) twist along the carpal tunnel in neutral and with combined FE and RUD postures. by Drew A. Anderson (14197446)

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Age-specific infection fatality ratio (IFR) of COVID-19 on a log-scale (mean ± 95% CI). by Chloe G. Rickards (14035038)

Distribution Coefficients of the REEs, Sr, Y, Ba, Th, and U between α‑HIBA and AG50W-X8 Resin by Haoyu Li (1672648)

“…For all 19 elements, the distribution coefficients decrease with increasing acid concentration. For the REEs, a linear relationship is observed in log–log space between <i>K</i>_d values and α-HIBA molarity. …”

Mean of the electrocardiographic intervals during the treatment. by Thaysa de Sousa Reis (19338663)

Mean of the electrocardiographic intervals during the recovery. by Thaysa de Sousa Reis (19338663)

Predicted distance (km) needed to achieve a correlation coefficient of at least r =  0.50 using the median-based linear regression models. by Claire Stevens (11127729)

IC₅₀ of indole alkaloid against lipase [23]. by Atikarn Janthongkaw (17020498)

Image_1_Experimental Treatment of Hazardous Ash Waste by Microbial Consortium Aspergillus niger and Chlorella sp.: Decrease of the Ni Content and Identification of Adsorption Sites... by Alexandra Šimonovičová (11011494)

Dry matter intake (over the experiment), peformance, feed efficiency and faecal score of Holstein calves fed different additives in the starter feed (n = 50). by Luisa F. L. Salazar (6664121)

<i>Sdc1</i>^-/- mice have normal leukocyte recruitment to the parietal peritoneum microcirculation. by Paulina M. Kowalewska (625078)

“…Four hours later, the mice were prepared for IVM and (A) the microcirculation of the parietal peritoneum was imaged, arrows indicate leukocytes, scale bar  = 20<i> µ</i>m. …”

The numerical values underlying Fig 4. by Wataru Matsunaga (3452621)

“…Mice deficient in GAD65 (GAD65-KO) can grow up to adulthood, and show that GABA concentration in their adult brains was 50–75% that of wild-type C57BL/6 mice (WT). Although a previous study showed that there was no difference in recovery from the motor-incoordination effect of acute intraperitoneally administered injections of 2.0 g/kg EtOH between WT and GAD65-KO, the sensitivity of GAD65-KO to acute EtOH-induced ataxia has not been fully understood. …”

Eutrophication and predator presence overrule the effects of temperature on mosquito survival and development by Maarten Schrama (2924811)

“…Results indicate that 1) irrespective of temperature, predator presence decreased mosquito larval survival and adult emergence by 20–50%, 2) nutrient additions led to a 3-4-fold increase in mosquito adult emergence and a 2-day decrease in development time across all temperature treatments, 3) neither predation, nutrient additions nor temperature had strong effects on the emergence and development rate of controphic <i>Ch</i>. …”