Amount and type of maternal dietary fat induced altered ACh-induced vaso-relaxation in the offspring. by Christopher J. Kelsall (173702)

“…<p>(A)–(D), Values are mean ± SD (n = 6/group) concentration which produced 50% maximum response (EC₅₀) such that increasing values on the y-axis correspond to decreasing vaso-relaxation responses. …”

Supplementary Material for: How Should We Define Postnatal Growth Restriction in Preterm Infants? by Zozaya C. (5419649)

“…<b><i></i></b> After adjusting for gestational age and small for gestational age at birth, every 1-point fall in weight <i>z</i>-score was associated with a 5.6 point (95% CI 1.7 to 9.4) decrease in the Mental Developmental Index. …”

Effect of XO inhibitor allopurinol (ALLO) on IH-induced autonomic dysfunction. by Jayasri Nanduri (467086)

“…</b> HIF-2α degradation in adrenal medullae. Data presented in A–E are mean ± S.E.M. from 8 rats in each group. …”

Secondary screening and ‘hit’ validation. by Ilona Tkachyova (343715)

“…Distinct decrease in <i>NDST1</i> expression was observed for 2x IC₅₀ SAHA treatment. …”

Table_1_Effect of Abdominal Circumference on the Irradiated Bowel Volume in Pelvic Radiotherapy for Rectal Cancer Patients: Implications for the Radiotherapy-Related Intestinal Tox... by Gang Wang (36685)

“…In adjuvant radiotherapy patients, we further discovered the threshold effect between AC and irradiated bowel volume, as AC was greater than the inflection point (about 71 cm), irradiated bowel volume decreased rapidly with the increase in AC. t-test showed that in patients with small AC (<71 cm), the irradiated bowel volume was significantly higher than that of patients with medium-large AC (≥71 cm). …”

Studies of changes in concentration under different perturbation scenarios. by Xu Gu (276054)

Relative EEG power density per genotype. by Carolin F. Reichert (667435)

“…Blue colours mirror relative decreases in EEG power density compared to the mean over time; green, yellow and red colours indicate relative increases of EEG power density compared to the mean over time. …”

Effect of NMK-TD-100 on tubulin polymerization <i>in cell-free system</i>. by Surela Bhattacharya (467424)

“…(<b>C</b>) Effect of NMK-TD-100 on depolymerization of preformed microtubule as monitored by decrease in light scattering at 350 nm. The end point absorbance at 350 nm was plotted against the concentration of NMK-TD-100. …”

Sensitivity analysis results for single-macrophage ODE model parameters. by Sarah B. Minucci (17847238)

“…Parameters with 20% change or more for at least one variable and time point are shown. Red and blue boxes represent a decrease and increase, respectively, in the value from baseline. …”

Antibacterial activity of novel endodontic sealer. by Nurit Beyth (480476)

“…Viable <i>E. faecalis</i> control count is shown as a superposed curve; right Y-axis, calculated as CFU/ml.…”

Phase Transformations during Sintering of Titania Nanoparticles by Vishal N. Koparde (233653)

“…It is smaller for nanoparticles in vacuum than those in water and continues to decrease with increase in temperature. Phase transformation between anatase and rutile phases is facilitated by enhanced ionic mobility at temperatures near the melting point of the nanoparticles. …”

Correlation between post-fusion actin coating and localized Ca²⁺ entry. by Pika Miklavc (247760)

“…The start of the darkfield light decrease (designating fusion pore opening) was set to the time point 10 s (dashed line). …”

Subject-averaged numerosity estimates across the 8 stimulus conditions in Experiment 1. by Leo Poom (6331103)

“…Segregating dots into two groups resulted in an increase in perceived numerosity in the spatial clustering and dot-size conditions and in a decrease in the color and motion conditions. …”

Reinforced concrete ribbed slabs with wide-beam by P. V. P. SACRAMENTO (5888261)

“…Experimental and computational results showed that the wide-beam ribs connection is a critical point in the design of the slabs due to the difference in stiffness in the transition zone. …”

Phase Transformations during Sintering of Titania Nanoparticles by Vishal N. Koparde (233653)

“…It is smaller for nanoparticles in vacuum than those in water and continues to decrease with increase in temperature. Phase transformation between anatase and rutile phases is facilitated by enhanced ionic mobility at temperatures near the melting point of the nanoparticles. …”

Phase Transformations during Sintering of Titania Nanoparticles by Vishal N. Koparde (233653)

“…It is smaller for nanoparticles in vacuum than those in water and continues to decrease with increase in temperature. Phase transformation between anatase and rutile phases is facilitated by enhanced ionic mobility at temperatures near the melting point of the nanoparticles. …”

Sensitivity analysis results for single-macrophage ABM parameters. by Sarah B. Minucci (17847238)

“…Parameters with 30% change or more for at least one variable and time point are shown. Red and blue boxes represent a decrease and increase, respectively, in the value from baseline. …”

Phase Transformations during Sintering of Titania Nanoparticles by Vishal N. Koparde (233653)

“…It is smaller for nanoparticles in vacuum than those in water and continues to decrease with increase in temperature. Phase transformation between anatase and rutile phases is facilitated by enhanced ionic mobility at temperatures near the melting point of the nanoparticles. …”

Immunofluorescence for autophagic proteins following DMBA treatment. by Evie H. Carchman (3195855)

“…<p>Immunofluorescence for LC3β (cytoplasmic, green), p62 (cytoplasmic, red) and DAPI (nuclear, blue) at various time points of treatment. (A) At 0 weeks of treatment, there is a low level of punctate LC3β expression and minimal p62 noted, indicating low levels of autophagy in this untreated specimen. …”

Electroporation of cDNA/Morpholinos to targeted areas of embryonic CNS in -2 by Julien Falk (83075)

“…Differences between the time points were statistically significant using a Mann-Whitney test; probabilities are indicated together with the standard error (S.E.M). …”