Dimensional stack images demonstrating the effect of simultaneously varying the magnitude of six repolarising current conductances in the Shannon model. by Philip Gemmell (528835)

“…In the contour plots, red represents an increase from the control value, blue a decrease, and white no change. The physiological range of APDs determined from the literature is represented by the grey region next to the colour bars in each panel. …”

Evaluations of entropy mapping using fMRI. by Ze Wang (132986)

“…The statistical threshold for identifying the entropy decreasing clusters is p<0.001 and cluster size>30 (uncorrected for multiple comparisons); D) the correlation coefficient (CC) map of 50 subjects' resting BEN maps. …”

Alterations in the levels of total O-GlcNAc modified proteins and p53 in retinal PC incubated with DON and Alloxan for 16 by Zafer Gurel (558017)

“…<p> <b>h.</b> Protein lysates (50 µg) from retinal PC were analyzed by Western blot analysis for O-GlcNAcylated proteins and p53 (A). …”

Heterogeneity of PTGDR mRNA expression levels in laser microdissected adenoma and tumor samples. by Sándor Spisák (123726)

“…Genes were considered to be downregulated with values lower than 0.5 (50% decrease, horizontal dotted line) (A) Expression value distribution of the 215894_at probeset (for <i>PTGDR</i> gene) in the GSE8671 (B) and GSE18105 (C) GEO data sets. …”

Altered outer retinal morphology in chick retinal detachment. by Colleen M. Cebulla (308735)

“…(b–f) There is shortening of the outer segments and flattening of the RPE in areas of RD. Later there is a decrease in cell bodies in the outer nuclear layer (f). …”

The influence of the emotion prime on target detection depends on the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA), and specifically for T2 report. by Nicolas Vermeulen (140588)

“…A significant (<i>t</i>₁₇<i> = </i>−4.50, <i>P</i><.001) decrease (−19.9%) in correct identification of targets was observed following the processing of fear primes as compared to disgust primes. …”

Multiscale modeling of layer formation in epidermis - Fig 2 by Huijing Du (106942)

“…(<b>B</b>) Immunofluorescence images showing a mild decrease in the size of the K14-positive compartment in <i>Ovol2</i>-overexpressing epidermis at E18.5. …”

CTR 1 silencing inhibits VEGF 165. by Gomathy Narayanan (456259)

“…CTR1 si 1 at 10 nM concentration decreased the VEGF expression by 50% when compared to Cu (*<i>p</i> = 0.015), P 800 µM showed a mild decrease when compared with Cu, whereas Ssi 10 nM did not show any significant change B. …”

EBOV/Mak-C05 Surface Persistence in Simulated Vomit at Three Different Environments. by Michael Schuit (2155819)

“…The microtitration assay limit of detection (0.7 Log TCID₅₀/mL) is indicated by a gray bar at the bottom of each graph.…”

SU86.86 cells exhibit phenotypic and genotypic changes following selection by IH. by Daniel Verduzco (712932)

“…A significant decrease in expression of E-cadherin (A) and p53 (B) was detected by quantitative Real-Time PCR. …”

Factors affecting visual acuity after accelerated crosslinking in patients with progressive keratoconus by Ahmet Kırgız (5764919)

“…Statistically significant decreases in AKf (p=0.04) and the thinnest point of the cornea (p=0.001) and a statistically significant increase in AKb (p=0.01) were observed. …”

Effect of Flu on kinetics of secretion of ATZ in the HTO/Z cell line. by Jie Li (15030)

“…Disappearance of ATZ from IC compartment is shown on the left and appearance in EC is shown on the right for n = 3 experiments. Mean +/−SEM is shown for each time point with error bars. …”

Lungs histopathology analysis. by Fábio Vitarelli Marinho (2888957)

“…Smteg treatment significantly decreased the number of eosinophils in the lung. Collagen deposition was measured by morphometric analysis of lung sections stained with Gomori Trichrome (I) at a magnification of 10x. …”

Table_1_Multistable perception elicits compensatory alpha activity in older adults.PDF by Kurtuluş Mert Küçük (15907673)

“…Endogenous reversals induced gradual decrease in posterior alpha activity in young adults which is a replication of previous studies’ findings. …”

Presentation_1_Seasonality of the Physical and Biogeochemical Hydrography in the Inflow to the Arctic Ocean Through Fram Strait.pdf by Achim Randelhoff (5467034)

“…In a concerted effort, we conducted five cruises to the area in winter, spring, summer and fall of 2014, in order to understand the physical and biogeochemical controls of carbon cycling, for the first time from a year-round point of view. …”

Antibiotic treatment of <i>Chlamydia</i>-induced cystitis in the koala is linked to expression of key inflammatory genes in reactive oxygen pathways - Fig 1 by Samuel Phillips (2967741)

“…(B) Ultra-sonographic images of the bladder wall from a male koala at each time point, showing resolution of bladder wall trabeculation (smoothing of the bladder wall mucosal surface, observed in the yellow line) and thinning of the bladder wall observed in the distance between uroepithelium (yellow line) and the lamina propria (blue line). …”

Iodine doping of CsPbBr₃: toward highly stable and clean perovskite single crystals for optoelectronic applications by P. Sujith (15213117)

“…Thus the present study establishes iodine doping as a facile route to grow CsPbBr₃ single crystals with overall stability and improved defect density with a broad absorption spectrum, that point toward extended optoelectronic and photovoltaic applications.…”

Qualitative and quantitative reporters of <i>in vivo</i> viral replication. by Mathias F. Wernet (535262)

“…</b> SinR-GFP[GVD] with a point mutated RNA-dependent RNA Polymerase never results in GFP expression as detected by <i>in vivo</i> fluorescence. …”

Effect of Suramin, STI571 and mPPIg5 treatment on FL PrP^Sc levels by James M. McCarthy (277504)

“…The % difference in PrP^Sc content between therapeutically treated and mock treated cells at each time point was calculated for each drug (STI571, Suramin and mPPIg5) and the decrease in FL PrP^Sc over time plotted. …”

Table_2_Genetic variation and response to selection of photosynthetic and forage characteristics in Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) ecotypes under drought conditions.docx by Nikwan Shariatipour (11550820)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>Drought stress had negative effects on evaluated photosynthesis parameters and significantly reduced dry and fresh forage yields. On average, FY with a 45% decrease and g_s with a 326% decrease under drought stress conditions showed the highest reduction rate among forage yield and photosynthesis traits, respectively. …”