Table_1.docx by Tatoba R. Waghmode (742463)

“…The decrease in bacterial diversity was higher in RI than HI and at the 0–5 cm depths than at the 5–10 and 10–20 cm soil depths. …”

Table_3.docx by Tatoba R. Waghmode (742463)

“…The decrease in bacterial diversity was higher in RI than HI and at the 0–5 cm depths than at the 5–10 and 10–20 cm soil depths. …”

Table_2.docx by Tatoba R. Waghmode (742463)

“…The decrease in bacterial diversity was higher in RI than HI and at the 0–5 cm depths than at the 5–10 and 10–20 cm soil depths. …”

Data_Sheet_1.docx by Tatoba R. Waghmode (742463)

“…The decrease in bacterial diversity was higher in RI than HI and at the 0–5 cm depths than at the 5–10 and 10–20 cm soil depths. …”

Transcript count differed between the Control and Selected Genotypes (CG and SG) and within genotypes across 380 and 700 ppm [CO₂]. by Hannah Kinmonth-Schultz (11630365)

“…<p><b>(a-f)</b> Each grey line (background) represents the mean relativized count (centered log ratio) of the 16,472 unique transcript identifiers in this dataset. …”

Principal metabolic differences between <i>Sc</i> and <i>Su</i> at 12°C. by María López-Malo (392289)

“…Metabolites are listed on the y-axis in order of importance, with importance decreasing from top to bottom. The mean decrease in accuracy for each metabolite is plotted on the x-axis.…”

Principal metabolic differences between <i>Sc</i> growing at 12°C and at 28°C. by María López-Malo (392289)

“…Metabolites are listed on the y-axis in order of importance, which importance decreasing from top to bottom. The mean decrease in accuracy for each metabolite is plotted on the x-axis.…”

Pore gradient. by Nihal Engin Vrana (219639)

“…<p>a) Front surface of the hybrid implant with smaller pores. b) Cross-section of the hybrid implant shows the decrease in the pore size in the direction of ethanol in-flow which causes the pore gradient formation c) Back surface of the hybrid implant with bigger pores. d) Pore size distribution for the Titanium/PLLA hybrid; the distribution demonstrated the hierarchical gradient(6% PLLA). e) Difference in mean pore size between two surfaces was consistent in different PLLA concentrations where the front surface is less porous in both cases.…”

mRNA levels do not account for the change in protein levels following hippuristanol treatment. by Andrew Bottley (361376)

Principal metabolic differences between <i>S. cerevisiae</i> and <i>S. kudriavzevii</i> growing at 12°C. by María López-Malo (392289)

“…Metabolites are listed on the y-axis in order of importance, with importance decreasing from top to bottom. The mean decrease in accuracy for each metabolite is plotted on the x-axis.…”

Data_Sheet_1_An evaluation of nutrition, culinary, and production interventions using African indigenous vegetables on nutrition security among smallholder farmers in Western Kenya... by Emily V. Merchant (12267842)

“…Despite this, post-intervention, households that received NCI/PI had a higher WDDS relative to the control: WDDS 5.1 ± 1.8 vs. 4.2 ± 1.5, p = 0.035. …”

Multi-parametrical representation of tissue parameters in groups. by Maria Engström (381740)

“…The mean values are taken from the decreased ROIs presented in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0111688#pone-0111688-t002" target="_blank">Table 2</a>. …”

Effects of radiofrequency radiation on apoptotic and antiapoptotic factors in colorectal cancer cells by Sanem Gökçen (12995133)

“…The cell viability rates were not significantly different after 2.5 GHz of RFR exposure for 1 h, but RFR exposure for 3 h at 2.5 GHz frequencies caused a decrease on cell viability of Caco-2 cells. …”

Body Surface Potential Mapping during Ventricular Depolarization in Rats after Acute Exhaustive Exercise by Alexey G. Ivonin (13778765)

“…Also, compared with Pre-Ex, an increase in the amplitude of negative BSPM extremum at the R-wave peak on the ECG in lead II (RII-peak) and a decrease in the amplitude of negative BSPM extremum at 3 and 4 ms after RII-peak were showed at Post-Ex 5. …”

The upward bias in the naïve SI expressed in bit/sec. by Liron Sheintuch (12078310)

“…<p>(A-C) Naïve SI (mean ± SEM) for real (blue) and shuffled (black) data, expressed in bit/sec, decreases as a function of the sampling duration (A) and increases with the average firing rate (B) or number of active time bins (C). …”

NMD burden as orthogonal predictors of cytolytic activity. by Boyang Zhao (2197552)

“…(E) Variable importance of the features used in the combined model, based on mean decrease in model accuracy. nmdns: NMD metric based on nonsense transcripts; nmdfs: NMD metric based on frameshift transcripts; nmdptc: NMD metric based on nonsense and frameshift transcripts; _n_decayed: number of transcripts with NMD; _frac_decayed: fraction of transcripts with NMD; _max: maximum NMD efficiency value; _med: median NMD efficiency; _mean: mean NMD efficiency; .wt: NMD efficiency metric weighted by mRNA expression.…”

Schematic figure showing how instability can occur and how it can cause lower production in batch experiments. by Matthew K. Theisen (2560282)

“…If the enzyme catalyzing v₁ increases greatly, it may cause instability by decreasing [A] so much that v₂ cannot continue.…”

Generation, purification, and penetration of rISL1 protein. by Hananeh Fonoudi (278175)

“…<p>(A) Construction of the ISL1 protein expression vector in fusion with the TAT transduction domain for penetration into the cells and N-terminus histidine tag for purification of recombinant protein. …”

Reprogramming efficiency of mouse GF- and TTF-derived iPS cells. by Hiroshi Egusa (36538)

“…(B) A cell proliferation assay was performed on the pGF, mGF and TTF cultures at passage 5. …”

Bimodal resonances for the case of dynamic synapses. by Jorge F. Mejias (228294)

“…This shows that the effect of STD in stochastic resonance is the production of a second resonance peak at certain frequency which decreases when is increased. …”