Human ovarian cancer cells derived from ascites exhibit increased efflux compared to cells derived from the primary tumor. by Lihong Mo (766188)

“…Results are reported as the mean fold decrease from three independent trials treated (+/- SD). …”

Figure CSA-2 4.18 by CIMR project (7352015)

“…Both the mean error and standard deviations clearly decrease with the addition of the MW data. …”

Temporomandibular disorder, body pain and systemic diseases: assessing their associations in adolescents by Guilherme Vinícius do Vale BRAIDO (10409662)

“…A multidisciplinary approach would contribute to better control of painful TMD and decrease its chronification risk.…”

RT-qPCR analysis consolidation. by Lisa Genzel (817546)

“…(B) In the hippocampus, only sleep and not N + SD showed a significant decrease in gene expression from 0.5 to 5 h (Sleep: F = 12.2, df 1/8, <i>p</i> = 0.008, d = 2.48; N + SD: F = 1.6, df 1/8, <i>p</i> > 0.2, d = 0.90). …”

Growth of three different microbial species following exposure to whole blood collected from Anna’s Hummingbirds. by Andrea M. DeRogatis (8962751)

“…Values shown represent a percent change in microbial growth, where a negative value indicates a decrease in the percentage of microbial growth following incubation with whole blood.…”

Structural and biochemical evidences for the effect of exercise and intermittent hypobaric hypoxia on the recovery from eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage in trained rats by David Rizo-Roca (601393)

“…<p>In rat soleus muscle, a recuperation programme of IHH combined with light exercise seems to induce a faster<br>recovery of the mean muscle fibres size and a significant decrease in the percentage of abnormal fibres, without affecting neither the percentage of fibre types nor the fibre shape.…”

<b>Data for s</b><b>easonal variations in coral lipids and their significance for energy maintenance in the </b><b>South China Sea</b> by Hongyan Mo (19721569)

“…<p dir="ltr">In recent years, the intensification of global warming and extreme climate have led to an increase in the frequency and severity of coral bleaching. Coral bleaching means a decrease in symbiotic zooxanthellae density (ZD). …”

Numerical thermal analysis of structural masonry in fire situations: thermal insulation between adjacent rooms by Paulo Roberto de Oliveira Carvalho (12656411)

“…<p></p><p>Abstract Fire situations must be considered in structural design to minimize risks to the safety of buildings, since high temperatures ultimately result in the decrease of the mechanical properties of building materials and lead to the spread of flames to adjacent rooms. …”

GFA does not affect HCHO metabolism in <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> cell lysate. by Richard J. Hopkinson (838133)

“…[¹³C]-HMG (as indicated by the resonances at δ_H 2.96 ppm and δ_H 3.09 ppm) was most abundant over early time points and decreased during the experiment, which correlated with time-dependent formation of [¹³C]-formate, [¹³C]-methanol and GSH. …”

Presentation1.ppt by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Table1.xlsx by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Image1.JPEG by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Table4.XLSX by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Table2.xlsx by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Table3.XLSX by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Presentation1.pptx by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Image4.jpg by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Image2.JPEG by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Image3.jpg by Julien Leuthold (4921660)

“…We show that partial resorption textures and geochemical zoning result from partial melting of REE-poor lower oceanic crust gabbroic cumulate (protolith) following intrusion by hot primitive mantle-derived melt, and subsequent overgrowth crystallization (refertilization) from a hybrid melt. In addition, toward the outer rims of crystals, Ti, Zr, Y and the REE strongly increase and Al, Cr, Mg#, Eu/Eu^*, and Sr/Sr^* decrease, suggesting crystallization either from late-stage percolating relatively differentiated melt or from in situ trapped melt. …”

Simvastatin Inhibits Glucose Metabolism and Legumain Activity in Human Myotubes by Robert Smith (2450401)

“…In addition, simvastatin caused a decrease in maturation and activity of legumain. …”