Depiction of the TMH. by Jason R. Rohr (7406354)

“…Thus, within the threshold performance/density of hosts (purple bands), much of the performance of the parasite growing in or on the host can often be characterized using a linear relationship (blue and red arrows in panels <b>c</b> and <b>d</b>), despite the relationship being non-monotonic (both increasing and decreasing, i.e., hump shaped) across the entire temperature range. …”

Capsid stability can be affected by heat or CA mutations. by Tiana M. Scott (13825069)

“…Heat treatment slightly decreased the ability of plasmid DNA to activate cGAS (possibly through partial denaturation and/or aggregation of the DNA into a less accessible structure). …”

Monoconjugation of Human Amylin with Methylpolyethyleneglycol by Tháyna Sisnande (810964)

“…The synthesis in organic solvent resulted in high yields of monoPEGylated human amylin, which showed large stability against aggregation, an 8 times increase in half-life <i>in vivo</i> compared to the non-conjugated amylin, and pharmacological activity as shown by modulation of cAMP production in MCF–7 cell line, decrease in glucagon and modulation of glycemia following subcutaneous administration in mice. …”

Finite element model. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Natural vibration period. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Charge Injection Across Self-Assembly Monolayers in Organic Field-Effect Transistors: Odd-Even Effects by Raj Kshirsagar (101534)

“…The charge carrier mobility μ exhibits large fluctuations<br>correlated with odd-even n. …”

Response spectrum curves. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

An Agent-Based Model of Cellular Dynamics and Circadian Variability in Human Endotoxemia by Tung T. Nguyen (219507)

“…Novel computational concepts are proposed to characterize the cellular variability and synchronization of inflammatory cytokines in a population of heterogeneous leukocytes. Our results suggest that there is a decrease in cell-to-cell variability of inflammatory cytokines while their synchronization is increased after endotoxin challenge. …”

S1 Data - by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Accurate delineation of cell cycle phase transitions in living cells with PIP-FUCCI by Gavin D. Grant (433005)

“…The PIP degron fusion protein precisely marks the G1/S and S/G2 transitions; shows a rapid decrease in signal in response to large doses of DNA damage only during G1; and distinguishes cell type-specific and DNA damage source-dependent arrest phenotypes. …”

Equivalent simplified model. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Cerebral vasomotor reactivity in migraine: effect of patent foramen ovale and aerogenic microembolism by Farid Khasiyev (9273491)

“…</p> <p>Presence of PFO correlated with a significant decrease of MCA BHI (1.43 ± 0.39 vs 1.04 ± 0.67, p = 0.032) and marginal reduction of PCA BHI (1.25 ± 0.46 vs. 1.01 ± 0.39, p = 0.090) in migraineurs. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Light effects on seedling growth in simulated forest canopy gaps vary across species from different successional stages.docx by Lingyan Zhou (417485)

“…An immediate impact of disturbances on forest ecosystems is the creation of numerous large and small canopy gaps, which dramatically affect forest structure and function. …”

Global Gene Expression Shift during the Transition from Early Neural Development to Late Neuronal Differentiation in <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> by Rafael Cantera (235161)

“…<div><p>Regulation of transcription is one of the mechanisms involved in animal development, directing changes in patterning and cell fate specification. Large temporal data series, based on microarrays across the life cycle of the fly <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i>, revealed the existence of groups of genes which expression increases or decreases temporally correlated during the life cycle. …”

Contrasting Spatial Patterns in Active-Fire and Fire-Suppressed Mediterranean Climate Old-Growth Mixed Conifer Forests by Danny L. Fry (524955)

“…The putative main effects of fire exclusion were higher densities of single trees in smaller size classes, larger proportion of trees (≥56%) in large patches (≥10 trees), and decreases in spatial complexity. …”

Impact of linguistic factors on the recognition score of sentences. by Nina Suess (13889393)

“…B) Impact of mean Zipf score on sentence recognition. The Zipf score of a sentence has a significant impact on the test score (p < .001). …”

The spleen but not the MLN responds to Intestinal manipulation 24 h after surgery. by Léa M. M. Costes (596086)

“…<p>(A) IM leads to a significant decrease in spleen weight and splenocyte number (B) but doesn’t affect the weight or cell number in MLN. …”

Seasonal dynamics of bees in colonies with low and high levels of mite infestation. by Francesco Nazzi (158215)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Estimated bee numbers recorded in each hive in October, when a sudden decrease of bee population was observed in highly infested colonies. …”

Validation of siRNAs targeting selected hit candidates. by Angela Schoolmeesters (183679)

“…<p>(A) Selected siRNAs decrease TNFα-mediated HIF-1α accumulation in a concentration dependent maner. …”

Example staircase data in Experiment 1. by Ian M. Thornton (518831)

“…The Y-axis indicated the number of items in the current trial, and each data point represents one of the 30 trials in a session. A collision-free trial always results in an increase in set size while any collision results in a decrease, except that set size was not allowed to drop below six items. …”