Nitrogen nutrition is a key modulator of the sugar and organic acid content in citrus fruit by Ling Liao (385468)

“…Sucrose and ascorbic acid content increased (8.46 to 50.97 mg g^-1 and 8.16 to 27.39 mg g^-1, respectively), while citric acid content decreased (90.81 to 0.02 mg g^-1). …”

Knockdown of FOXO3 suppresses resveratrol’s effects on ³H -thymidine incorporation. by Yasuo Ido (172159)

Effects of easy soluble carbohydrate and bacterial inoculant supplementations on silage quality of frosted maize by Yusuf Konca (5668232)

“…Lactic acid contents decreased in all treatments as compared to control group and ranged between 2.46 and 5.40% DM (p < 0.05). …”

Comparative study of periodicity estimation methods using ultrasonic signals by Adriana Kauati (6117455)

Mean ± SEM FPKM values measured for differentially expressed genes. by Sarah W. Keenan (765990)

“…Only genes that changed by ≥ 2.0 fold or ≤ 0.5-fold were included. Several genes were abbreviated for simplicity: “PPBP,PF4,CXCL” includes Ppbp/Pf4/Cxcl1/Pf4v1/ Cxcl6/ Cxcl3/ Cxcl5/ Cxcl2/ Il8/ Cxcl10/ Cxc11; “CLK,PPIL3” includes Clk3/Ppil3/Clk1/Clk4). …”

PowerPoint Slides for: Repeated Renal Biopsy - A Predictive Tool to Assess the Probability of Renal Flare in Lupus Nephritis by Piñeiro G.J. (3290565)

“…Just after the repeated RB, 34.3% increased or started a new immunosuppressive therapy, 17.1% remained with the same complementary IST, and 14.3% decreased or stopped it. In the follow-up post repeated RB, 34.5% without active lesions showed a renal flare versus 77.8% with active lesions (p = 0.04). …”

AUC raw data. by Jack B. Maguire (5123183)

AMPK activation increases FOXO3 protein expression. by Yasuo Ido (172159)

An increased daytime sleep and decreased nighttime sleep can be caused by decreasing the expression of <i>dbt</i> with <i>dbt</i>-GAL4, which is expressed broadly in the optic lobe... by Jialin Wang (490082)

Political opinions and social influence. by Axel Franzen (10169818)

Table5.DOCX by Weiming Hu (257720)

Asch line task: Correct answers by condition and trial. by Axel Franzen (10169818)

Mean-squared error demonstrates overfitting of fully-connected model. by Bryan C. Daniels (711961)

“…<p>Plotted are the median mean-squared errors measured using each inference method for the cases of <i>T</i> = 5 and 0.1 minutes (corresponding to the top two plots in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0119821#pone.0119821.g002" target="_blank">Fig. 2</a>). …”

Regulation of receptor expression by T5-1 and T5-12 in two cell types. by Donghwa Kim (252081)

“…At the later time points T5-1 decreased TAS2R5 expression while T5-12 increased expression in both cell types. …”

Mean ZIP cholera trajectories for different initial SES groups. by Elisabeth Dowling Root (103722)

“…These trajectories were estimated holding population constant at 40 people per <i>bari</i> and distance from the icddr,b hospital at 5 km. The blue lines model the trajectory of cholera for <i>baris</i> with low initial SES (1 SD below the mean), the black lines model cholera for <i>baris</i> with mean initial SES, and the red lines model cholera for <i>baris</i> with high initial SES (1 SD above the mean). …”

A possible explanation for a nonlinear decline in populations could be a decrease in active AMP concentration over time due to degradation. by Alexandro Rodríguez-Rojas (326213)

Epistasis among SAUR63 and PP2C.D5 lines, and phenotypes related to PM H⁺-ATPase activity. by Punita Nagpal (185838)

Time series plots of the variables for Tokyo and Osaka. by Shinya Fukui (19259648)

Design of the protocol. by Karel Joineau (21799908)

Appendix tables. by Shinya Fukui (19259648)

“…Nevertheless, the level of habituation decreased in response to the different types of the infection, such as new variants in the fourth wave, with 0.50 pp decrease. …”