Influence of Urbanization on the Dynamics of the Urban Vegetation Coverage Index (VCI) in Erechim (RS) by Marciana Brandalise (6571247)

“…Mapping was carried out using World View 2 and Pleiades satellites images with spatial resolution of 0.5 m. Significant difference was found between VCI values of 2010 and 2015, as well as a decrease in the recommended rate in the range of 30% per neighborhood. …”

Altered purine catabolism in first-episode neuroleptic-naïve patients with schizophrenia (FENNS). by Jeffrey K. Yao (311469)

“…Red arrows indicate shifts toward an increase of xanthosine and a decrease of uric acid productions in FENNS patients at baseline. …”

IFC discriminates between viable and non-viable pollen populations. by Iris Heidmann (3343004)

“…The effect of the heat treatment on pollen viability was analysed by IFC and classical FDA staining. <b>A,</b> AmphaSoft dot plots and histograms at 0.5 MHz of fresh (left) and heat-treated (right) tomato pollen populations; <b>B,</b> Temperature-dependent decrease of pollen viability detected by IFC at 12 MHz, * p = < 0.05; <b>C,</b> Correlation of IFC data at 12 MHz with classical FDA staining.…”

Relationship between cerebral blood flow regulation and baroreflex. by Michael J. Falvo (4437265)

“…Panel B: Correlation between low frequency (LF: 0.04–0.15 Hz) baroreflex sensitivity gain derived from transfer function estimate and the percent decrease in CBFV during nadir (5 beat average), ([((Standing CBFV @ Nadir – Sitting CBFV)/Sitting CBFV)*100]). …”

Exploratory activity of one NC subject and one manic BD subject over three sessions in the hBPM. by Arpi Minassian (345303)

Correlation of expiratory multi-slice CT lung volumes with respiratory mechanics and gas exchange parameters by Dietrich Henzler (12674)

“…<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "Respiratory compliance but not gas exchange correlates with changes in lung aeration after a recruitment maneuver: an experimental study in pigs with saline lavage lung injury"</p><p>Critical Care 2005;9(5):R471-R482.…”

Identification of gene expression patterns using planned linear contrasts-1 by Hao Li (31608)

“…Its first significant change in expression was a down-regulation at 16 hr post-OBX. Its expression continued to decrease at 48 hr. …”

Surface rendering brain activity for the repetition suppression effect and related contrast estimates. by Laureline Arnaud (586188)

“…<p>3A-Surface rendering of brain activity for the <b>Repetition Suppression effect</b> and related contrast estimates reflecting percentage BOLD signal decrease for the seven vowel repetitions in auditory, visual and parietal regions (RS effect: corrected level of p≤.01 at the cluster level and uncorrected level of p<.001 at the voxel level, cluster extent of at least 30 voxels); 3B-Surface rendering of the Group effect and horizontal sections showing areas of activation for 4 slices from z = 10 to z = 30 in 5 mm increments. …”

Numbered positions represent nucleotide state variables (with position zero representing the edited/non-edited site) by Michael P Cummings (4769)

“…</p> The importance of each position is the decrease in the Gini index (a measure of impurity) induced by splitting the data on that position averaged over all trees (higher values are more important). …”

MUC4 promotes growth of MDA-MB-231 xenografts. by Partha Mukhopadhyay (10872)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) MUC4 knockdown and control cells (0.1 × 10⁶ cells/animal) were orthotopically implanted in mouse mammary fat pad of each mouse (right 3^rd mammary gland). …”

Effect of root nodule number. by Hironori Fujita (226867)

“…<p>As the nodule number (<i>n</i>) on a host root increases, the symbiotic relationship evolves less easily. …”

Effects of formic acid and butyric acid on latex outflow from poinsettia petioles. by David E. Dussourd (820336)

“…Formic acid alone caused a similar reduction in latex outflow as formic and butyric acid combined. …”

Splicing behaviour of pre-mRNA constructs with varying exon lengths by Oliver Mayer (9106)

“…The splicing reaction is induced by the addition of GTP, in the presence of 5 mM Mg at 37°C. The decrease in pre-mRNA versus time is indicated.…”

Immunohistochemistry and hybridization of synovial tissues for BMP-4 by Carsten P Bramlage (18991)

Differing dissociation kinetics of oligonucleotides from TraI36 by Sarah L. Williams (13547)

“…After a 10 min incubation, excess unlabeled oligonucleotide was added and the decrease in fluorescence intensity of the oligonucleotide followed over time. …”

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON RAMAN SPECTRA OF PEDOT AND MEH-PPV CONDUCTING POLYMERS by Alvaro C. C. Barra (8143992)

“…In situ resonance Raman spectra of PEDOT from 77 to 423 K at 633 nm and of MEH-PPV from 77 to 473 K at 785 nm suggest that, for both polymers, as the temperature increases there is a decrease in the chain conjugation length. Raman bands of PEDOT assigned to the νsim Cα-Cβ are the most sensitive to temperature while bands due to oxyethylene rings do not show significant shifts in this temperature range. …”

Incremental contribution from adding components to three prevention packages. by Ron Brookmeyer (212255)

“…</p>1<p>The percent infections prevented refers to the percentage decrease in the 5 year cumulative HIV incidence with the HIV package that includes the additional component into the base package.…”

Anacardic acid inhibits the binding of HATs to the <i>Gata4</i> promoter. by Chang Peng (611040)

“…<p>Alcohol could improve binding of P300, PCAF, SRC1 and CBP to the <i>Gata4</i> promoter on E14.5, and anacardic acid could repress binding of P300 and PCAF to the <i>Gata4</i> promoter in cardiac tissues whereas anacardic acid could not decrease binding of SRC1 and CBP to the <i>Gata4</i> promoter in the same cardiac tissues (A,B,C,D). *: P<0.01 vs. control group (n = 3), ^##: P<0.05 vs. alcohol group (n = 3). **: P<0.01 vs. alcohol group (n = 3).…”

Average calculation cost of next best pathway predictions. by Marco Reidelbach (6077978)

“…Perturbations: charge in-/decrease (left column), charge translocation (right column). …”

Determinants of study power. by Leticia M. Nogueira (501430)

“…<p><b>A</b>. Study power decreases with increasing sample storage time (▪0 years, ▴ 5 years, •10 years). …”