S1 File - by Elaine Cristina Teixeira (17616196)

“…Twenty-four Lacaune lambs aged between five and six months (average body weight [BW] 21.50 ± 3.38 kg) were arranged in a split-plot randomized block design. …”

Block distribution of lambs. by Elaine Cristina Teixeira (17616196)

“…Twenty-four Lacaune lambs aged between five and six months (average body weight [BW] 21.50 ± 3.38 kg) were arranged in a split-plot randomized block design. …”

Pathological changes in the kidneys of mice in various groups were assessed using HE staining and transmission electron microscopy. by Lu Lin (201289)

Haller’s organ is the key sensor for cinnamaldehyde repellency in ticks. by Ceyan Kuang (8554557)

Patients’ responses to EQ5-D items. by Walid Al-Qerem (3760027)

“…</p><p>Result</p><p>This study included 68.8% females, with a median age of 58 (50–64) years. The median EQ5-D index score was 0.66 (0.41–0.78). …”

Comparison of R² of ascending section. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Pull-out failure. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Bond-slip constitutive model. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Feedback of training results. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Material properties of BFRP bar. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Descending section comparison. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Fiber apparent morphology. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Gradation curves of coarse aggregate. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Fluorescence expression in glomerular mesangial cells following adenoviral transfection and the assessment of basic indices in each group of mice. by Lu Lin (201289)

Slow freeze-thaw equipment. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Ascending section comparison. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Bond-slip curves. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Appearance morphology of BFRP bar. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Reaction force test device. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”

Pull-out test results. by Yanming Su (18548045)

“…An increasing trend was shown on the peak slip, but a decreasing trend was shown on the bond stiffness and bond strength when freeze-thaw cycles increased. …”