Image_1_Local anatomy, stimulation site, and time alter directional deep brain stimulation impedances.tiff by Joseph W. Olson (13191210)

“…Directional contacts display larger impedances than ring contacts. Impedances generally increase slightly over the first year of therapy, save for a transient decrease immediately post-surgery under general anesthesia during pulse generator placement. …”

The effect of antidepressant treatment on the HPA axis, changes in depression score and serum levels of TNF-α in depressed infertile women by SEDIGHEH KESHAVARZ (8527104)

“…Results We analyzed the data related to 55 subjects who had undergone embryo transfer. 7 subjects in the intervention group and 3 in the control group got pregnant. We observed a significant decrease in the depression score (p < 0/001) and serum levels of cortisol (p = 0/001) in the intervention group. …”

DataSheet_1_CD36 is Associated With the Development of Coronary Artery Lesions in Patients With Kawasaki Disease.docx by Mindy Ming-Huey Guo (11264691)

“…Coronary artery lesions were associated with a larger decrease of CD36 expression following IVIG therapy, which may indicate that prolonged expression of the scavenger receptor may have a protective effect against the development of coronary artery lesions in KD.…”

Fig..mw by yurou pan (21094949)

“…It can be observed that although firms believe that they can earn more profit as the upper bound of the preference increases, actually, the profit of each firm demonstrates only an initial upward trend, but this is followed by a subsequent decline.</p><p dir="ltr">Figure 2 shows that the disclosure cost decreases the probability that a firm gets benefits from overconfidence. …”

Betti curves of red pulp, white pulp, and B cells populations in the murine spleen tissue. by Maria Torras-Pérez (22439376)

“…The peaks of the curves are due to a large proportion of cells within dense regions where many small-scale loops form. …”

Should every wavelon be fully connected? by Maryam Mahsal Khan (4840008)

“…<p>Summation of wavelons’ dimensionality for individual EWNNs (over 50 independent evolutionary runs); and for the ensemble EWNN-e (over the number of active classifiers), for the three datasets (a) DDSM, (b) LPD and (c) SPD. Note the overall increasing trend for DDSM, with a larger number of high-dimensionality wavelons (except for EWNN-e which shows a decrease in the number of 6-dimensional wavelons). …”

Receptive fields of two neurons in the optic tectum. by Josine Verhaal (400568)

“…The neuron responded with a short delay to black (40 ms) and with a longer delay to white (130 ms) and therefore could be responsive to decrease in luminance. …”

The impact of social status on immune health in baboons. by Erin L. Willis (214076)

“…B) High social status animals also had a decrease number of CD4+ and CD+ 8 naïve cells compared to subordinate baboons (n = 15/group). …”

Bevacizumab prevented and restored peripheral nerve functions in diabetic rats. by Michela M. Taiana (636319)

“…<p>Control and STZ-diabetic rats were treated with bevacizumab according to the prevention (A, B, C) or therapeutic (D, E, F) schedule. (A) Bevacizumab prevented in a dose-dependent fashion thermal hypoalgesia, (B) mechanical threshold decrease and (C) nerve conduction velocity decrease in diabetic rats. …”

Data collapse of steady state behavior as function of , where is total number of hosts. by Kim Sneppen (16768)

“…B) Diversity rescaled with linear dimension of system, . One observes a transition at around to a near-saturated regime, a saturation that becomes more apparent for large system sizes. …”

Nonstationary Gaussian Process Models Using Spatial Hierarchical Clustering from Finite Differences by Matthew J. Heaton (660895)

“…To perform computationally feasible inference for large spatial data, we consider partitioning a spatial region into disjoint sets using hierarchical clustering of observations and finite differences as a measure of dissimilarity. …”

Plots of T-cell, Virus, and Effector populations with changes in regulatory T-cell parameters. by Michael Simonov (325702)

“…T-cell and viral load plots appear similar although it is seen that large values of result in a sharp decrease in effector population during acute infection. …”

Modeling metastasis formation process and its bottleneck. by Ewa Szczurek (543794)

“…The initiated metastases grow on average <i>δ</i>₁ years to become large enough to be detectable by screening. With a certain probability, decreasing with metastasis age, and parametrized by the expected age <i>a</i> when metastases become irremovable, treatment may remove metastasis. …”

Additional file 2: of Implications of reconstruction protocol for histo-biological characterisation of breast cancers using FDG-PET radiomics by Nicolas Aide (3106083)

“…Left panels display the mean decrease accuracy of textural features values and right panels display Spearman correlation matrixes of all PET metrics found to have positive mean decrease accuracy as well as SUVmax and coarseness for PSFwholeBody after a 2mm3 voxels resampling (a) and PSFbreast after a 4mm3 voxels resampling (b) reconstructions. …”

Impacts of the epistatic interactions among TEs’ deleterious effects on TEs’ population dynamics. by Jae Young Choi (145281)

“…Multiplicative model: The deleterious effects of TEs weaken with each additional TE in a host genome (blue in A), and the rate of fitness change decreases with increased TE copy number (slope of blue line in A). …”

The MXR-MPH applied to white noise stimuli and spike-time-jitter. by Sepp Kollmorgen (248487)

“…(G) We assessed the influence of different non-linearities (labeled A–E, ordered by steepness) on prediction quality for both the MPH as well as the cascaded MPH (cMPH). …”

Breakdown of trunk to leg volume ratio by its major components. by Joseph P. Wilson (432646)

“…There is an overall decrease in leg volume primarily driven by a decrease in leg fat mass. …”

Loss of <i>Lmx1b</i> alters the size of the FP, the mDA progenitor domain, and ventral midbrain patterning. by Angela Anderegg (496917)

“…(N–T) In 13.5 dpc <i>En1::Cre;Lmx1bcKO</i> embryos we found a nearly complete loss of Islet+ oculomotor neurons (n = 3; control mean = 223.11±16.42, mutant mean = 0.33±0.33; p-value = .0002), a 39% decrease in Brn3a+ red nucleus neurons (n = 3; control mean = 752.22±82.42, mutant mean = 455.78±10.56; p-value = .02), and a 68% decrease in Lmx1a+ mDA lineage cells (n = 3; control mean = 951.33±10.63, mutant mean = 308.89±18.99; p-value = 7.84E = 06). …”

Effect of density on individual lionfish growth rates. by Cassandra E. Benkwitt (426371)

“…<p>Invasive lionfish growth rate in (A) length (mm/day) decreased linearly with increasing density throughout the 8-week experiment, while lionfish growth rate in (B) mass (mg/day) decreased exponentially. …”

Computation of function <i>H</i> to measure the correlation between physical organization (IPD) and network activity (Φ). by K. Venkatesan Iyer (130871)

“…<b>Inset</b> shows deviations Δ<i>H</i>^cell of <i>H</i>^cell₀ from average random <i>H</i>^cell_av measured in units of standard deviation <i>σ</i> (<b>C, D</b>) Differential changes in the evolution of H value for individual TFNs (c-increase, d-decrease). (<b>E</b>) Selected TFNs which show large increase and decrease in H-value. …”