Nightlight densities in the lowest, around the median and the highest ranked cities in the sample and the distribution of firms in each city. by Saul Estrin (8629173)

S1 Data - by Julian Burtniak (15314522)

DataSheet1_Impacts of large-scale circulation patterns on the temperature extremes in the cold regions of China with global warming.docx by Yiyang Dong (3846868)

Data_Sheet_1_Parkinson’s disease deficits in time perception to auditory as well as visual stimuli – A large online study.docx by Zi H. Su (13986396)

Catalyst Cluster-Induced Support Restructuring by Salman A. Khan (12450482)

“…Unlike the belief that the metal dispersion decreases with an increase in size, we show that intermediate-sized clusters have the largest fraction of exposed surface atoms. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Daily Maximum Temperatures Induce Lagged Effects on Leaf Unfolding in Temperate Woody Species Across Large Elevational Gradients.pdf by Christof Bigler (2548129)

“…Temperature effects on the probability of leaf unfolding were largest at relatively short lags (i.e., within ca. 10 days) and decreased with increasing lags. …”

Low Sooting Tendencies and Structure-Property Relationships of Individual Polyoxymethylene Ethers As Alternative Diesel Fuels by Junqing Zhu (11231244)

“…Reaction pathway analysis indicates that POMEs with more oxymethylene units dissociate to larger amounts of formaldehyde, which dilutes soot formation from the other products, while POMEs with longer end groups dissociate to larger amounts of ethylene, which increases soot.…”

Temporal changes in survival in men with <i>de novo</i> metastatic prostate cancer: nationwide population-based study by Marcus Westerberg (3222813)

“…</p> <p><b>Results:</b> Between 1998–2001 and 2010–2015, median survival increased with 6 months for all men. The largest increase in survival was 14 months in men age 60–69 at diagnosis and in multivariable analysis risk of death decreased for men diagnosed in 2010–2015 compared to 1998–2001, hazard ratio (HR) 0.77 (95% CI: 0.68–0.86). …”

Pearson clusters and fPCA considering all protein-coding genes. by Leo Zeitler (13775500)

“…The second fPC in WT indicates an increasing or decreasing signal magnitude as a function of distance from the TSS, suggesting stronger or weaker presence (corresponding to panel D right). …”

Cell Stiffness and constriction factor. by Roland M. Dries (6620132)

“…The endodermal cell stiffness is increased apically and decreased basally over time. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Electrochemical and Microbiological Characterization of Bioanode Communities Exhibiting Variable Levels of Startup Activity.PDF by Juan F. Ortiz-Medina (6196658)

“…We found that startup time decreased and maximum current generation increased at +0.15 V compared to −0.15 V, but at both potentials the bioanode replicates clustered into three distinct activity levels based on when they initiated current. …”

Table5_Spatial Distribution of Unique Biological Communities and Their Control Over Surface Reflectivity of the Stanley Glacier, Uganda.XLSX by Jun Uetake (662530)

“…Concentrations of total impurities on the glacier surface, including microbial aggregates, varied spatially and decreased as altitude increased. The large microbial aggregates (larger than 4 cm in diameter) were found only at the glacier surface near the terminus and side margins, where the surface was less frequently covered with snow. …”

DataSheet1_Spatial Distribution of Unique Biological Communities and Their Control Over Surface Reflectivity of the Stanley Glacier, Uganda.PDF by Jun Uetake (662530)

“…Concentrations of total impurities on the glacier surface, including microbial aggregates, varied spatially and decreased as altitude increased. The large microbial aggregates (larger than 4 cm in diameter) were found only at the glacier surface near the terminus and side margins, where the surface was less frequently covered with snow. …”

Table4_Spatial Distribution of Unique Biological Communities and Their Control Over Surface Reflectivity of the Stanley Glacier, Uganda.XLSX by Jun Uetake (662530)

“…Concentrations of total impurities on the glacier surface, including microbial aggregates, varied spatially and decreased as altitude increased. The large microbial aggregates (larger than 4 cm in diameter) were found only at the glacier surface near the terminus and side margins, where the surface was less frequently covered with snow. …”

Table3_Spatial Distribution of Unique Biological Communities and Their Control Over Surface Reflectivity of the Stanley Glacier, Uganda.XLSX by Jun Uetake (662530)

“…Concentrations of total impurities on the glacier surface, including microbial aggregates, varied spatially and decreased as altitude increased. The large microbial aggregates (larger than 4 cm in diameter) were found only at the glacier surface near the terminus and side margins, where the surface was less frequently covered with snow. …”

Table2_Spatial Distribution of Unique Biological Communities and Their Control Over Surface Reflectivity of the Stanley Glacier, Uganda.XLSX by Jun Uetake (662530)

“…Concentrations of total impurities on the glacier surface, including microbial aggregates, varied spatially and decreased as altitude increased. The large microbial aggregates (larger than 4 cm in diameter) were found only at the glacier surface near the terminus and side margins, where the surface was less frequently covered with snow. …”

Table1_Spatial Distribution of Unique Biological Communities and Their Control Over Surface Reflectivity of the Stanley Glacier, Uganda.XLSX by Jun Uetake (662530)

“…Concentrations of total impurities on the glacier surface, including microbial aggregates, varied spatially and decreased as altitude increased. The large microbial aggregates (larger than 4 cm in diameter) were found only at the glacier surface near the terminus and side margins, where the surface was less frequently covered with snow. …”

Temporal changes in avian community composition in lowland conifer habitats at the southern edge of the boreal zone in the Adirondack Park, NY by Michale J. Glennon (7274009)

“…Our analysis revealed that (1) boreal species appear to exhibit the largest changes in occupancy among our study locations as compared to the larger avian community, (2) dynamics of community change are not uniform across sites and habitat structure may play an important role in driving observed changes, and (3) the particular characteristics of large open peatlands may allow them to serve as refugia for boreal species in the context of climate change.…”

Table_1_Burden of foodborne disease due to bacterial hazards associated with beef, dairy, poultry meat, and vegetables in Ethiopia and Burkina Faso, 2017.DOCX by Arie H. Havelaar (8710713)

“…In Burkina Faso, the burden of Campylobacter and ETEC increased from 2010 to 2017, while the burden of Salmonella decreased. …”

Table_2_Burden of foodborne disease due to bacterial hazards associated with beef, dairy, poultry meat, and vegetables in Ethiopia and Burkina Faso, 2017.XLSX by Arie H. Havelaar (8710713)

“…In Burkina Faso, the burden of Campylobacter and ETEC increased from 2010 to 2017, while the burden of Salmonella decreased. …”