Effect on historical jail population of hypothetical incarceration caps in New York City, 2014–2020. by Eli Miller (11973184)

“…Additionally, as the cap becomes more stringent (smaller), we see a drastic reduction in the number of pre-trial detainees and a substantial proportional decrease for sentenced state-ready individuals. …”

Values for all quantifications. by Sravya Paluri (5475260)

“…When expressed in the subperineurial glia that form the blood-brain barrier, miR-184 resulted in the loss of targeted septate junction proteins, a compromised blood-brain barrier, decreased locomotion, and lethality. …”

pone.0328862.t001 - by Sravya Paluri (5475260)

“…When expressed in the subperineurial glia that form the blood-brain barrier, miR-184 resulted in the loss of targeted septate junction proteins, a compromised blood-brain barrier, decreased locomotion, and lethality. …”

Correlation between age and telomere age (TMA). by Chul-young Bae (14709766)

“…<div><p>Telomere length is a known indicator of biological aging, typically decreasing with age. …”

Effects of CGA on renal biochemical markers. by Liping Bao (2936715)

“…The aims of this study were to evaluate the renoprotective effect of CGA and to elucidate the anti-inflammation mechanisms involved. In the present study, we established a diabetic rat model to investigate the renoprotective effect of CGA in vivo. …”

Multistage Filtration Desalination via Ion Self-Rejection Effect in Cation-Controlled Graphene Oxide Membrane under 1 Bar Operating Pressure by Junjie Chen (48472)

“…By building a thin graphene oxide membrane with Na⁺ self-rejection ability, high permeability, and multistage filtration strategy, we obtained fresh water from a saline solution under 1 bar of operating pressure. …”

Social interaction involves CeA neurons. by Karolina Rojek-Sito (13197192)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> The schematic of the experiment. Cagemate rats were separated for 3 weeks and then subjected to the social interaction (SI group). …”

S1 Raw data - by Dominic Michael Rasp (19959412)

“…There were no further variations in hamstring strength within the simulated soccer match for either leg. We did neither measure significant recovery of hamstring strength to pre-match values at the beginning of the second half, as suspected by previous research, nor inter-limb differences, or a deterioration of limb asymmetries in hamstring strength during the simulated soccer match. …”

S2 Raw data - by Dominic Michael Rasp (19959412)

“…There were no further variations in hamstring strength within the simulated soccer match for either leg. We did neither measure significant recovery of hamstring strength to pre-match values at the beginning of the second half, as suspected by previous research, nor inter-limb differences, or a deterioration of limb asymmetries in hamstring strength during the simulated soccer match. …”

Video 1_Case Report: Salvation of a congested SCIP flap with a modified “chemical leech” technique.mp4 by Yong Zhao (84950)

“…However, owing to insufficient offloading, this technique is less effective in free flaps than in fasciocutaneous flaps, especially large-volume flaps. In this case report, we modified the “chemical leech” technique by adding a venous catheter. …”

Intracellular Uptake: A Possible Mechanism for Silver Engineered Nanoparticle Toxicity to a Freshwater Alga <em>Ochromonas danica</em> by Ai-Jun Miao (179475)

Low Adiposity during Early Infancy Is Associated with a Low Risk for Developing Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever: A Preliminary Model by Daniel H. Libraty (110206)

“…We found that infants who developed DHF with a primary DENV infection had higher WHO weight-for-age z scores before and at the time of infection compared to infants with primary DENV infections who did not develop DHF. …”

Source data of S1 Fig. by Wen Wen (596162)

“…<div><p>Maintaining and removing information in mind are 2 fundamental cognitive processes that decline sharply with age. Using a combination of beta-band neural oscillations, which have been implicated in the regulation of working memory contents, and cross-trial neural variability, an undervalued property of brain dynamics theorized to govern adaptive cognitive processes, we demonstrate an age-related dissociation between distinct working memory functions—information maintenance and post-response deletion. …”

Source data of S3 Fig. by Wen Wen (596162)

“…<div><p>Maintaining and removing information in mind are 2 fundamental cognitive processes that decline sharply with age. Using a combination of beta-band neural oscillations, which have been implicated in the regulation of working memory contents, and cross-trial neural variability, an undervalued property of brain dynamics theorized to govern adaptive cognitive processes, we demonstrate an age-related dissociation between distinct working memory functions—information maintenance and post-response deletion. …”

Source data of Fig 3. by Wen Wen (596162)

“…<div><p>Maintaining and removing information in mind are 2 fundamental cognitive processes that decline sharply with age. Using a combination of beta-band neural oscillations, which have been implicated in the regulation of working memory contents, and cross-trial neural variability, an undervalued property of brain dynamics theorized to govern adaptive cognitive processes, we demonstrate an age-related dissociation between distinct working memory functions—information maintenance and post-response deletion. …”

Source data of Fig 2. by Wen Wen (596162)

“…<div><p>Maintaining and removing information in mind are 2 fundamental cognitive processes that decline sharply with age. Using a combination of beta-band neural oscillations, which have been implicated in the regulation of working memory contents, and cross-trial neural variability, an undervalued property of brain dynamics theorized to govern adaptive cognitive processes, we demonstrate an age-related dissociation between distinct working memory functions—information maintenance and post-response deletion. …”

Source data of Fig 1. by Wen Wen (596162)

“…<div><p>Maintaining and removing information in mind are 2 fundamental cognitive processes that decline sharply with age. Using a combination of beta-band neural oscillations, which have been implicated in the regulation of working memory contents, and cross-trial neural variability, an undervalued property of brain dynamics theorized to govern adaptive cognitive processes, we demonstrate an age-related dissociation between distinct working memory functions—information maintenance and post-response deletion. …”

Excitation wave in a one-dimensional chain. by Hesam Setareh (5487965)

“…The other parameters of the model (including <i>w</i>_exc and <i>w</i>_inh) are the same as in <b>B</b>. <b>G</b>) Decreasing the amplitude of the dynamic threshold <i>γ</i>₁(<i>t</i>) together with a readjustment of the parameter <i>U</i> of short-term plasticity influences the difference of activation times (horizontal axis). …”

Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Aluminum Foams under Tension: Influence of Oxidation by Nina Gunkelmann (5941694)

“…At the same time, the enthalpy of mixing between aluminium and oxygen decreases for increasing O concentrations, reaching a minimum at the stoichiometric ratio of Al₂O₃, resulting in stabilized bonds and increased strength.…”

Correlation of patterns in a system with the Turing mechanism. by John M. Brooke (12306638)

“…<p>We conducted a parameter sweep comparable to that presented in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009963#pcbi.1009963.g005" target="_blank">Fig 5</a>, instead using the Schnackenberg reaction-diffusion system [<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009963#pcbi.1009963.ref022" target="_blank">22</a>], whereby patterns form via the Turing mechanism. …”