Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Morphology, Growth Kinetics, and Porous Structure of Surfactant-Promoted Gas Hydrates: Roles of Subcooling and Surfactant Formulation by Belkacem Samar (19122984)

“…The porosity and pore sizes of the resulting porous structure decrease with increasing subcooling, down to values in the range of 40–50% and a few microns for the highest subcooling investigated (≈10 K). …”

Fig 1 - by Cara J. Broshkevitch (18605550)

Effects of 254- and 222-UVC exposure on <i>C</i>. <i>elegans</i> hatching rate. by Kaoru Okamoto Yoshiyama (14526661)

Illustration of the control setup: continuous circulation of canine cell-free hemoglobin (cfHb) solution without the Cytosorb^® adsorber was performed. by Kathrin Spiegel (21799784)

Fig 6 - by Alexandra Gaspar-Pintiliescu (17973043)

Simulation receiver-operator characteristic (ROC) curves. by James Ziai (4752324)

“…Over the set of cut-offs (1%, 2%, 5%, 10%), the analysis treated the mean CD8 staining as the true intensity against which the results of the subsamples of biopsy fragments were evaluated. …”

Transplantation of fecal microbiota from colitis mice reduced the weight of adipose tissue and caused its dysfunctions in GF recipient mice. by Chungho Lee (8431335)

Transplantation of fecal microbiota from DSS-induced colitis mice did not drive inflammation or barrier disruption in the gut of GF recipient mice. by Chungho Lee (8431335)

DataSheet2_A comprehensive assessment of RCP4.5 projections and bias-correction techniques in a complex coastal karstic aquifer in the Mediterranean.docx by Maria Rosaria Alfio (17004993)

“…Eight bias-correction (BC) methods were applied at daily time steps, and their results were assessed on monthly and annual time steps, using daily records from 19 and 11 precipitation and temperature (minimum and maximum) stations, respectively, for the period 1960–2005. …”

DataSheet1_A comprehensive assessment of RCP4.5 projections and bias-correction techniques in a complex coastal karstic aquifer in the Mediterranean.docx by Maria Rosaria Alfio (17004993)

“…Eight bias-correction (BC) methods were applied at daily time steps, and their results were assessed on monthly and annual time steps, using daily records from 19 and 11 precipitation and temperature (minimum and maximum) stations, respectively, for the period 1960–2005. …”

Long-term treatment of dienogest with symptomatic adenomyosis: retrospective analysis of efficacy and safety in clinical practice by Juan Miao (806846)

“…The mean uterine volume decreased from 262.9 ml to 104.7 ml after GnRH-a therapy, and slowly increased from 104.7 ml to 139.5 ml after 24 month-treatment of DNG. …”

Knockouts of <i>gpr-3</i> lack cAMP signaling response to melatonin. by Cathryn S. D. Maienza (20629929)

DAF-16/FOXO is Required for Locomotory Healthspan and Lifespan Benefits of Genetic Glycolysis Disruption. by Brian Onken (86790)

“…We measured <i>in vivo</i> fluorescence using a spectrofluorimeter on day 5 of life. As expected from previous work [<a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1008982#pgen.1008982.ref074" target="_blank">74</a>], decreased insulin signaling with <i>age-1(RNAi)</i> results in increased SOD-3::GFP expression. …”

Influence of Si Coating on Interfacial Microstructure of Laser Joining of Titanium and Aluminium Alloys by Aline Capella de Oliveira (4654930)

“…EDS line scanning in the joining interface showed a reduction of compound layer thickness, considering the silicon as interlayer, reaching the mean value of 3 µm, i.e., up to five times thinner if compared to joining without silicon during the process.…”

Influence of Si Coating on Interfacial Microstructure of Laser Joining of Titanium and Aluminium Alloys by Aline Capella de Oliveira (4654930)

“…EDS line scanning in the joining interface showed a reduction of compound layer thickness, considering the silicon as interlayer, reaching the mean value of 3 µm, i.e., up to five times thinner if compared to joining without silicon during the process.…”