Maize fertigation with treated sanitary wastewater: growth and yield by Pablo Fernando Santos Alves (5788457)

“…<p></p><p>ABSTRACT We evaluated the growth and yield of maize field, fertigated with different wastewater rates coming from Janaúba sewage treatment plant (Minas Gerais State, Brazil). The split-plot on a randomized complete block design was used with five levels: mineral fertilizer + clean water, treated wastewater like to 50%, 100%, 150% and 200% fertilization with 60 kg.ha-1 K2O topdressing. …”

Model example of exponential decay of temporal masking thresholds (normalized to amplitude of 1) at two different temporal masking half-lifes <i>T</i>_<i>½</i> (0.5 ms in... by Eugen Kludt (9962590)

“…At this stimulation rate, <i>T</i>_<i>½</i> of 0.5 ms or 1.1 ms leads to a decrease of the temporal masking threshold by 50% or 20% in the following frame, respectively.…”

Results summary. by Ana María Rodríguez (162621)

“…<p>SD₅₀: sensitizing dose of peptide concentration required to induce half-maximum of the maximum number of specific IFN-γ secreting cells.…”

Maize fertigation with treated sanitary wastewater: growth and yield by Pablo Fernando Santos Alves (5788457)

“…<p></p><p>ABSTRACT We evaluated the growth and yield of maize field, fertigated with different wastewater rates coming from Janaúba sewage treatment plant (Minas Gerais State, Brazil). The split-plot on a randomized complete block design was used with five levels: mineral fertilizer + clean water, treated wastewater like to 50%, 100%, 150% and 200% fertilization with 60 kg.ha-1 K2O topdressing. …”

The effects of adolescent alcohol on adolescent risk preference. by Matthew S. McMurray (595103)

“…Both Control and EtOH-Low animals showed decreasing risk preference over continued exposure to variable risk, while EtOH-High animals showed no decrease in risk preference over time (C). …”

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.…”

Transcriptome analysis during ripening of table grape berry cv. Thompson Seedless by Iván Balic (4752288)

“…Functional analysis showed a transcriptional increase in genes related with degradation processes of chlorophyll, lipids, macromolecules recycling and nucleosomes organization; accompanied by a decrease in genes related with chloroplasts integrity and amino acid synthesis pathways. …”

Results of the systematic parameter variation of three state transition models. by Tobias Pfennig (19658783)

“…Each point shows the result of a model run with varied parameters. …”

Molecular analyses of the C-terminal CRAF variants associated with cardiomyopathy reveal their opposing impacts on the active conformation of the kinase domain by Saeideh Nakhaei-Rad (3390110)

“…However, the underlying mechanistic details by which these mutations increase or decrease kinase activity remain elusive. Therefore, we applied molecular dynamic simulation to investigate the impacts of these point mutations on the conformation of the CRAF kinase domain. …”

Systemic effect of mineral aggregate-based cements: histopathological analysis in rats by Lucas da Fonseca Roberti Garcia (4652953)

“…Results: The moderate inflammatory reaction (2) observed for 7 d in the subcutaneous tissue decreased with time for all cements. The thickness of inflammatory capsules also presented a significant decrease with time (P<.05). …”

Impact of VX-765 and VX-740 on chondrogenesis and inflammatory cytokine release in murine micromass cultures by Barbora Vesela (4916572)

“…While an increase in anti-inflammatory cytokine levels was observed with VX-765, a decrease in pro-inflammatory cytokines was recorded in the case of VX-740 treatment.…”

T1 and T2 progressive change of contrast. by Francesca Del Signore (12693797)

“…Here, rather than an inversion of the normal contrast, a sharp decrease in white matter intensity was observed in the ex-vivo phase. …”

Diet-Induced Alterations in Total and Metabolically Active Microbes within the Rumen of Dairy Cows by Abderzak Lettat (401387)

“…Cows were fed a total mixed ration with the forage portion being either barley silage (0% CS), a 50∶50 mixture of barley silage and corn silage (50% CS), or corn silage (100% CS). …”

The effect of (+)-pentazocine and H₂O₂ on ONHAs viability. by Jing Zhao (21160)

“…At the highest concentration of PTZ (50μM), there was a trend toward decrease in viability that was not significant. …”

sTLR2 significantly inhibits HIV-1 infection in reporter assay. by Bethany M. Henrick (292108)

“…A significant decrease (<i>P<0.001</i>) in HIV infection was observed in cells exposed to mock-D BM. …”

miR-124 negatively regulates the abundance and translation of mRNA targets. by David G. Hendrickson (257868)

“…This analysis compares miR-124 Ago IP targets (1% local FDR) (560, green), IP targets with at least one 3′-UTR 7mer seed match (379, red), IP targets that lacked a 3′-UTR 7 mer seed match (181, blue), and nontargets (7,825, black). mRNA levels of miR-124 Ago IP targets were more likely than nontargets to decrease following transfection with miR-124 (<i>p</i><10⁻¹⁷³). …”

XC_2801 binds to specific promoters and only in the presence of XC_3703. by Shi-qi An (5661025)

“…<p>(A) Promoter-fusion analysis of the upstream regions <i>flhB</i>, <i>aaeB</i>, <i>flgG</i> and <i>fliL</i> revealed significantly decrease in promoter activity in the <i>XC_2801</i> mutant strain. …”

Inhibition of NF-κB signaling impedes TNF-α-induced increase in proliferation and angiogenic signaling. by Michael Boyle (433024)

“…(<b>B</b>) MTT assay showing a decrease in TNF-α-induced increase in proliferation, in DPSC challenged with varying concentrations of NBD domain peptide (5 and 10 µM). …”

Integrin αVβ5 antibody inhibits the uptake of ROS by piPSC-RPE cells. by Jie Gong (339362)

“…<p>Baseline uptake of ROS by piPSC-RPE cells was decreased by the addition of a nonspecific monoclonal antibody, IgG1 (<b>A</b>). …”

Nanomediated Stimulation: An Alternative to Brassinolide Hormone Replacement Therapy for Plant Resistance Activation by Hui Feng (174331)