Raw data for figures and tables in the paper. by Runhai Jiang (19871068)

“…<div><p>In lead (Pb)-contaminated soil, inoculating phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) to reduce the phytoavailability of Pb and to change the soil nutrients is an important way to inhibit the Pb uptake by plants. In this study, we isolated the native Pb-resistant <i>Pantoea rwandensis</i> from a tailings site. …”

SVV-001 polyprotein and identification of efficient 3C protease substrates A. by Linde A. Miles (754072)

“…As the 3C protease cleaves and releases YPET from proximity to CyPET, the amount of FRET will decrease observed as an increase in CyPET emission (475 nm) and a decrease in YPET emission (527 nm). …”

Hsp70 reduces aSyn oligomerization and toxicity in living cells. by Tiago Fleming Outeiro (199633)

“…Confocal microscopy analysis showing that overexpression of Hsp70 reduces aSyn oligomerization (Scale bar, 50 µm). C. Quantification of the pixel intensity of the same cells as in B showing a statistically significant reduction in fluorescence in cells overexpressing Hsp70 (t-test, p<0.0001). …”

OsNF-YAs interact with OsMYC2/3. by Xiaoxiang Tan (12542842)

Collecting data from a woodlot of York University (Keele campus) by Melinaz_ Barati (3118581)

“…</b> </p> <p><b>Methods : </b></p> <p><b>Person 1 – Herbaceous Plants (Diana Bleyan)</b></p> <p>A 50m long transect was placed in a straight line on the ground of the woodland area. …”

A possible model for power frequency MF interaction with the actin cytoskeleton. by Xia Wu (203682)

“…The intensity of the MF is vibrated as a sine function at the frequency of 50 Hz (C). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Creation of a Low-Alcohol-Production Yeast by a Mutated SPT15 Transcription Regulator Triggers Transcriptional and Metabolic Changes During Wine Fermentation.PDF by Qing Du (1610224)

Dehydrogenative Coupling of Aldehydes with Alcohols Catalyzed by a Nickel Hydride Complex by Nathan A. Eberhardt (6453374)

Changes in nutrient sensing mechanisms when cells are exposed to DHA. by Arlet Hernandez (12289155)

“…Slight increases in p-mTOR were found, while mTOR displayed fluctuating levels at these time points. (B) p-mTOR and mTOR levels at 1, 4, and 24 h showed a significant decrease at 1 and 4 h, while mTOR decreased slightly at all time points. …”

ETX treatment causes a down regulation in claudin-5 staining. by Jennifer R. Linden (7841345)

“…Saline treated mice were used as controls. (A) Cyrsosections were evaluated for tight junction markers including claudin-5, ZO-1, and VE-cadherin. …”

Behavioral Paradigm 1: a single model movie per trial. by Michelle R. Rebello (238974)

“…(<b>C</b>) Trace showing average performance of Thy1-ChR2 mice (<i>n</i> = 4) with decreasing latencies between the “A” and “B” patterns. …”

Curcumin inhibits growth and reduces viability in a MscL-dependent manner. by Robin Wray (359090)

Inhibition of diverse influenza A virus in siRNA treated NHBE cells. by Michael A. Estrin (5236526)

“…Relative mean viral growth is reported; 1.00 denotes no change relative to non-targeting siRNA, 0.50 denotes a 50% decrease in viral growth, and 0.00 denotes complete inhibition of viral growth.…”

Metrics for GO based protein semantic similarity: a systematic evaluation-1 by Catia Pesquita (46491)

Non-dairy cashew nut milk as a matrix to deliver probiotic bacteria by Laura Maria BRUNO (8141640)

Comparison of Mean Absolute Error (MAE) in Millimeters as a Function of Kernel Size. by Liu Liu (512237)

“…Both models show a decrease in MAE as the kernel size increases up to approximately 200 pixels. …”

Coding tree focus groups. by M. Verrips (17691653)

“…Results were derived on the following topics: (1) cannulation technique, (2) cannula fixation, (3) local and systemic anticoagulation, and (4) vasospasm. A side-entry technique is preferred as this may decrease wall damage, stabilizes the vessel better and ensures continuous blood flow. …”

List of interviews. by M. Verrips (17691653)

“…Results were derived on the following topics: (1) cannulation technique, (2) cannula fixation, (3) local and systemic anticoagulation, and (4) vasospasm. A side-entry technique is preferred as this may decrease wall damage, stabilizes the vessel better and ensures continuous blood flow. …”

Research process overview. by M. Verrips (17691653)

“…Results were derived on the following topics: (1) cannulation technique, (2) cannula fixation, (3) local and systemic anticoagulation, and (4) vasospasm. A side-entry technique is preferred as this may decrease wall damage, stabilizes the vessel better and ensures continuous blood flow. …”

Semi-structured interview guideline. by M. Verrips (17691653)

“…Results were derived on the following topics: (1) cannulation technique, (2) cannula fixation, (3) local and systemic anticoagulation, and (4) vasospasm. A side-entry technique is preferred as this may decrease wall damage, stabilizes the vessel better and ensures continuous blood flow. …”