Transfer in Rule-Based Category Learning Depends on the Training Task - Fig 4 by Florian Kattner (839540)

“…Individual <i>t</i>-statistics (low power) testing for a significant decrease in performance from the end of training to the initial transfer phase.…”

Predicting the suitable habitats of <i>Elwendia persica</i> in the Indian Himalayan Region (IHR) by Sajan Thakur (16475930)

“…Climate change phenomena are also identified as a strong driver in the habitat shift of many medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs). …”

Real-time PCR results of mRNA expression in the myocardium. by Eva Amalie Nielsen (845872)

“…In the LV MMP-2 showed significant up-regulation in response to pulmonary arterial banding (sham vs. PAB §p≤0.05) and decrease with addition of macitentan ‡ p≤0.05). <b>E & F)</b> Endothelin receptor type A (ENDRA) and endothelin receptor type B (ENDRB); ENDRA was significantly up-regulated in the LV as a response to PAB, §p≤0.01. …”

Experimental and Modeling Study on Ignition Delay Times of Dimethyl Ether/Propane/Oxygen/Argon Mixtures at 20 bar by Erjiang Hu (1286775)

“…Ignition delay times of dimethyl ether (DME)/propane/oxygen/argon mixtures at a pressure of 20 bar were measured in a shock tube at different DME blending ratios (0, 20, 50, 80, and 100%), equivalence ratios (0.5, 1.0 and 2.0), and temperatures (1100–1500 K). …”

Open Field. by Raina D. Pang (345662)

“…<p>A) 5-HTT KO mice show significantly decreased distance traveled throughout the arena in a novel open field. …”

Alterations in Growth and Morphology of <i>Ganoderma lucidum</i> and <i>Volvariella volvaceae</i> in Response to Nanoparticle Supplementation by Swarnjeet Singh (9310473)

Lung Cancer Incidence Trends by Gender, Race and Histology in the United States, 1973–2010 by Rafael Meza (201050)

“…An apparent recent increase in the incidence of squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma since 2005 can be explained by a concomitant decrease in the number of cases classified as other non-small cell carcinoma. …”

The increases of fluorescence at densities of 1250–10000 cells/well indicated the fluorescence readings designate the true cell number at these cell densities by Shi Yu Yang (44394)

Residual polysaccharides from fungi reduce the bacterial spot in tomato plants by Tarsis Aguiar (5021966)

“…Furthermore, PRC and PSHII (1.5 mg.mL–1) could decrease disease severity in all tested cultivars. …”

Residual polysaccharides from fungi reduce the bacterial spot in tomato plants by Tarsis Aguiar (5021966)

“…Furthermore, PRC and PSHII (1.5 mg.mL–1) could decrease disease severity in all tested cultivars. …”

DataSheet1_The dominant role of aerosol-cloud interactions in aerosol-boundary layer feedback: Case studies in three megacities in China.pdf by Changrui Xiong (13929273)

“…Overall, the aerosol-PBL feedback results in a 22%–36% decrease of PBL height and 5%–28% increase of PM_2.5 concentration. …”

An in vivo murine calvarial model of particle-induced osteolysis demonstrates Cobalt-alloy debris co-challenge with TLR4 induces osteolysis but not more than Cobalt alloy alone. by Lauryn Samelko (424639)

“…(A) Representative images (n = 1/5) and (B) Graphical representation of the percentage decrease in bone thickness relative to sham controls (average of n = 5 per group). …”

Global cellular signal transduction analysis of neural response to chronic minimal hydrogen peroxide exposure. by Wayne Chadwick (165106)

“…<p><b>A</b> Representative Cy3/Cy5 protein-labeled cell signaling Panorama® antibody microarray chip. …”

Data_Sheet_7_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.PDF by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.PDF by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”

Table_1_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.pdf by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”

Data_Sheet_3_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.PDF by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”

Data_Sheet_6_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.PDF by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.PDF by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”

Data_Sheet_4_Relative supersaturation values distinguish between feline urinary and non-urinary foods and align with expected urine analytes contributions to uroliths.PDF by Elizabeth M. Morris (11143674)

“…A model predicting the natural log of struvite RSS values indicated that these values would increase with increasing urine pH, ammonium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and would decrease with increasing urine citrate and sulfate. …”