Fitness values of bacteriophage Qβ populations evolved at fluctuating temperatures. by María Arribas (588788)

“…<p>Fitness values at 37°C (upper panel), 30°C (medium panel), and 43°C (lower panel) of the two replicas of populations Qβ_F1, and Qβ_F5. Each bar represents the average of three parallel determinations carried out as described in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0100940#s2" target="_blank">Materials and Methods</a>. …”

Molecular characterization of mucociliary differentiation of normal human nasal epithelial (NHNE) cells over time by J-H Shin (42857)

“…In contrast, the expression of MUC5AC, a marker of mucous differentiation, increased as time passed by. β-microglobulin expression, used as a control, was not altered (a). …”

Induction of experimental dry eye. by Susan R. Heimer (418710)

“…(A) EDE resulted in significant decreases in tear volume after 2 days. …”

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROTECTED AREAS IN BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION: THE CASE OF TURKEY by Üstüner Birben (6510803)

“…Protected areas have decreased steadily, from 5.647.568 ha in 2012 to 3.451.947 ha in 2018. …”

Contribution of SR to developed force. by Moritz Haustein (734263)

“…<p>(A) Post-pause potentiation behaviour of zebrafish ventricular slices (representative experiment, top: 5 seconds rest-interval, bottom: 10 seconds rest-interval). …”

Paraoxon does not alter expression of M2 muscarinic receptor protein. by Becky J. Proskocil (364924)

“…Data are represented as mean ± SE; n = 3–5.</p>…”

Meth perturbs Gr-1^low monocytes/macrophages. by Robert Harms (295592)

“…</b> Meth causes increased expression of CD80 by Gr-1^low, quantified by mean fluorescence intensity (MFI). <b>C.</b> Representative histogram showing CD11b (Mac-1) expression by Gr-1^low monocytes/macrophages with colors as in <b>A</b> above. …”

In vitro characterization of MSCs from rats with adenine nephropathy. by Barbara Mara Klinkhammer (542578)

“…<p>(A) CKDsev-AD-MSC have a decreased proliferation capacity (cell population doubling time 116.1±57.7 h (n = 6) vs. 43±8.2 h in H-MSC (n = 5); p = 0.02). …”

SSVEP amplitude preceding un-cued gaze shifts. by Sarah Enos Watamura (283322)

“…The decreased difference between SSVEP amplitude driven by the fixated and non-fixated stimulus sequences after the first shift set (fixated 2.71±.15 vs. non-fixated 2.13±0.13 for shift set 1, 2.61±.14 vs. 2.26±0.16 for shift set 2, 2.61±.12 vs. 2.28±0.15 for shift set 3; mean ± SEM µV), indicated by a Stimulus×Shift Set interaction (<i>p</i> = .003) in the analysis of variance, is evident. …”

Normal positioning and contact with presynaptic cholinergic terminals is not required for dendritic medio-lateral targeting. by Alex Mauss (259489)

“…<p>(A) Digital cross section from a confocal stack and a schematic cross section (A′) of a motorneuron labelled with DiD (yellow) in the ventral nerve cord relative to the Fasciclin2-GFP-positive tracts (cyan) at 18.5 h AEL. …”

Development and Validation of an Immunoassay for Quantification of Topoisomerase I in Solid Tumor Tissues by Thomas D. Pfister (107712)

“…Higher baseline levels of Top1 were observed in topotecan-responsive than -nonresponsive tumors. Top1 levels reached a maximal decrease 4 to 7 hours following treatment of engrafted mice with topotecan and the indenoisoquinoline NSC 724998.…”

Table_1_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.DOCX by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Image_2_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.JPEG by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Image_1_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.JPEG by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.zip by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Dacron Graft Encased Modified Ross Operation by Praveen R. Tambrallimath (7345723)

“…Replacement of aortic and mitral valves with a pulmonary autograft. <a href="https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(67)90794-5"><em>Lancet</em>. 1967;290(7523):956-958.…”

Table_2_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.DOCX by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Image_6_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.JPEG by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Image_3_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.JPEG by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”

Image_4_Online adaptive group-wise sparse Penalized Recursive Exponentially Weighted N-way Partial Least Square for epidural intracranial BCI.JPEG by Alexandre Moly (14721733)

“…Applying group-wise sparsity, where the coefficients of a group are set to zero simultaneously, has the potential to decrease computational time and memory usage, as well as simplify data transfer. …”