Time series at stripe-center. by David M. Holloway (95831)

“…The steady decrease in frequency with increasing rate in (D), with well-populated low to mid rates (blue), follows the trend in the data (<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0176228#pone.0176228.g003" target="_blank">Fig 3E and 3F</a>). …”

Experimental verification of model predictions. by Mphatso Kalemera (6476033)

“…Our experimental data is in good, but not perfect, agreement with the model predictions. Data points represent mean values of n = 4 technical replicates, error bars indicate standard error of the mean. …”

Electrospun polylactic acid/date palm polyphenol extract nanofibres for tissue engineering applications by Khadija M., Zadeh

“…Increasing the polyphenol concentration caused the tensile strength and Young’s modulus to decrease. The SEM graphs indicated a decrease in fibre diameter with increasing DP content. …”
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pHluorin/FusionRed CO₂ response and recovery. by Sandra G. Zimmerman (5062964)

“…This decrease is evident in the second image in panel A and in the graphs in A’ and A”, showing a slight drop in the ratio in the frame starting at 1-minute. …”

Table3_Differentially expressed microRNAs targeting genes in key pathways in keratoconus.XLSX by Dorota M. Nowak-Malczewska (16035593)

“…Differential expression with FDR ≤0.01 and ≥1.5-fold changes were considered significant. Lists of target genes (target score ≥90) of mature miRNAs were obtained from miRDB. …”

Table4_Differentially expressed microRNAs targeting genes in key pathways in keratoconus.XLSX by Dorota M. Nowak-Malczewska (16035593)

“…Differential expression with FDR ≤0.01 and ≥1.5-fold changes were considered significant. Lists of target genes (target score ≥90) of mature miRNAs were obtained from miRDB. …”

Comparison of three-dimensional surface scanning techniques for capturing the external ear by Maureen T. Ross (5491973)

“…The scanning time, processing time, accuracy, completeness, resolution and repeatability of each technique were assessed using the Artec Spider as a reference scanner. Our results show that the iPhone had the longest processing time however, this decreased nine-fold when reducing the number of photos from 90 to 30. …”

Table_1_Wheel Running Improves Motor Function and Spinal Cord Plasticity in Mice With Genetic Absence of the Corticospinal Tract.XLS by Wei Zhang (405)

“…In comparison with non-runners, there was a significant motor improvement including fine movement, grip strength, decreased footslip errors in runners after 8-week training, which was supported by the elevated amplitude of electromyography recording and increased neuromuscular junctions in the biceps. …”

Table2_Differentially expressed microRNAs targeting genes in key pathways in keratoconus.XLSX by Dorota M. Nowak-Malczewska (16035593)

“…Differential expression with FDR ≤0.01 and ≥1.5-fold changes were considered significant. Lists of target genes (target score ≥90) of mature miRNAs were obtained from miRDB. …”

Table1_Differentially expressed microRNAs targeting genes in key pathways in keratoconus.XLSX by Dorota M. Nowak-Malczewska (16035593)

“…Differential expression with FDR ≤0.01 and ≥1.5-fold changes were considered significant. Lists of target genes (target score ≥90) of mature miRNAs were obtained from miRDB. …”

Pulmonary elastin pattern in the fetal rabbit model for CDH undergoing TO. by Aline Vuckovic (428961)

“…Open arrowheads indicate elastic fibers in the alveolar walls. <b>F</b>. The mean percentage of elastin-containing crests is decreased in DH lungs and restored by TO. …”

<i>apterous</i> enhancer analysis. by Johannes Stratmann (2697598)

“…(L) Quantification of β-gal levels in the dAp cells, shows that the same mutations of potential TFBS, lead to a significant decrease of the <i>apSJ2-CRM</i> activity in dAp cells, when compared to control levels (_*** p≤0.0001, n = 16 cells, Students t-test, +/- SEM). …”

Temporal analysis of the inclusion of Physical Education Professionals and Residents in the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS) from 2009 to 2021 by Leonardo Araújo Vieira (14728266)

Using the spirometry to indicate respiratory exercises for elderly with Parkinson’s disease by Daniela Guimarães (5379710)

DataSheet2_Necroptotic kinases are involved in the reduction of depression-induced astrocytes and fluoxetine’s inhibitory effects on necroptotic kinases.DOCX by Salman Zeb (12897155)

“…Treatment with fluoxetine (FLX) for 5 weeks improved chronic unpredictable mild stress-induced mouse depressive-like behaviors; simultaneously, fluoxetine inhibited depression-induced necroptotic kinase activation, reversed the reduction in astrocytes and astrocytic necroptosis and dysfunction, decreased inflammatory cytokines and upregulated brain-derived neurotropic factors and 5-HT1A levels. …”

Image_1_Folic Acid Fortification Prevents Morphological and Behavioral Consequences of X-Ray Exposure During Neurulation.TIFF by Kai Craenen (9960446)

“…These findings coincided with the observation of a reduction in thickness of the retinal ganglion cell and nerve fiber layer, and a decreased axial length of the eye following exposure to 0.5 Gy. …”

Relationship between Sevoflurane Plasma Concentration, Clinical Variables and Bispectral Index Values during Cardiopulmonary Bypass by Rainer Nitzschke (788869)

“…Path analysis revealed a slope of 0.5 (95%CI: 0.3–0.7) BIS units per 1°C body temperature (p<0.001).…”

Thrombopoietin induces cellular senescence of UT711oc1 cells. by Rodolphe Besancenot (242398)

“…Viable cells were counted using Trypan blue exclusion. (b) TPO induces a decrease in DNA replication in UT711oc1 cells. …”

Image_4_Folic Acid Fortification Prevents Morphological and Behavioral Consequences of X-Ray Exposure During Neurulation.TIFF by Kai Craenen (9960446)

“…These findings coincided with the observation of a reduction in thickness of the retinal ganglion cell and nerve fiber layer, and a decreased axial length of the eye following exposure to 0.5 Gy. …”

DataSheet1_Necroptotic kinases are involved in the reduction of depression-induced astrocytes and fluoxetine’s inhibitory effects on necroptotic kinases.pdf by Salman Zeb (12897155)

“…Treatment with fluoxetine (FLX) for 5 weeks improved chronic unpredictable mild stress-induced mouse depressive-like behaviors; simultaneously, fluoxetine inhibited depression-induced necroptotic kinase activation, reversed the reduction in astrocytes and astrocytic necroptosis and dysfunction, decreased inflammatory cytokines and upregulated brain-derived neurotropic factors and 5-HT1A levels. …”