Trends in risk and protective factors for non-communicable diseases in the population with health insurance in Brazil from 2008 to 2015 by Deborah Carvalho Malta (634594)

“…Also, there was a decrease in risk factors such as smoking and soft drink consumption, increase in mammography coverage, and a drop in smoking prevalence. …”

Demographic history of peninsular Indian tigers (<i>Panthera tigris tigris</i>). by Samrat Mondol (260914)

“…<p>(A) Posterior distributions for population size change based on coalescent simulations for peninsular Indian tigers based on 10 microsatellite loci and the Beaumont method. …”

Effects of Light Intensity on Growth, Anti-Stress Ability and Immune Function in Yellow Feathered Broilers by YL Guo (5160098)

“…There was a linear effect for T-AOC(p=0.002), GSH-Px(p≤0.047), MDA (p=0.003), H/L(p≤0.014), ANAE+ (p≤0.044), and antibody titer (p≤0.021) with T-AOC, GSH-Px, ANAE+, and antibody titer increased significantly as light intensity decreased, whereas MDA and H/L were decreased with the decrease in light intensity. …”

Temporal trends in arthropod abundances after the transition to organic farming in paddy fields by Masaru H. Tsutsui (4760244)

“…This pattern can be explained by the effects of residual pesticides, the lag time of soil mineralization, and dispersal limitation. A damselfly (<i>Ischnura asiatica</i>) did not show a particular trend over time, probably due to its rapid immigration from source habitats. …”

Population connectivity disruption experiment Daphnia data by Yiwen Xu (12943412)

“…At the patch scale, the magnitude of this decrease was significantly affected by the position of the patch within the network. …”

Inhibition of human nSMase2 by cambinol and closely related analogs. by Mariana Figuera-Losada (744786)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Cambinol (compound 1) structure. <b>(B)</b> Dose response curve for inhibition of human nSMase2 by increasing concentrations of cambinol ([¹⁴C]-SM assay). …”

Differences in magnitude and velocity of decay of the different compartments of the viral reservoir. by Maria C. Puertas (8801768)

“…<p>A. The overall decrease in each fraction of the viral reservoir during the first year after ART initiation is expressed as the ratio of week 48 to baseline values. …”

Climate change has likely already affected global food production by Deepak K. Ray (423970)

“…However, current impacts on a diversity of crops subnationally and implications for food security remains unclear. …”

Immunoprecipitated DNA is enriched for the expanded DM1 allele. by Michelle M. Axford (269322)

“…The products in the IP lanes appear brighter because more DNA was loaded in these lanes in order to show that apparent loss of the larger PCR products that are unique to the non-expanded allele was not due to decreased sample loading. …”

Effect of TOLLIP overexpression on 7KCh-induced inflammation. by Jiahn-Dar Huang (600540)

“…TOLLIP overexpression caused a small decrease in CHOP and GRP78 protein expression. …”

Neuronally expressed <i>C. elegans</i> Snapin and Synaptotagmin regulate locomotory behavior. by Szi-Chieh Yu (364166)

“…(C) The mean ± SEM values for thrashing responses of <i>snpn-1</i> mutants placed in solution show a modest decrease compared to <i>snt-1</i> and <i>snt-1;snpn-1</i> doubles mutants. …”

OL linage evaluation. by Diego C. Fernandez (292999)

“…Data are mean ± SEM (n = 6 nerves/group); * p<0.05, ** p<0.01 versus age-matched controls, a p<0.01 versus diabetic ON from sham-treated eyes, by Tukey’s test. …”

Generalizing from perception to long-term memory. by Mariam Aly (187783)

“…Change detection compared to standard recognition led to an increase in recollection of new items [Rn; <i>t</i>(52) = 5.37, <i>p</i><.001] and a decrease in the recollection of old items [Ro; <i>t</i>(52) = 4.67, <i>p</i><.001] whereas estimates of familiarity did not differ [F; <i>t</i><1]. …”

Figure S3 by Kyongbum Lee (8455212)

“…(B) Plot of variable importance in the bile acid random forest classification model. The mean decrease in accuracy (x-axis) for a variable (y-axis) is calculated by permuting the values of this variable across the entire dataset and estimating the change in predicted accuracy of the random forest model. …”

Influence of treatment on NF-κB in the brain. by An-Chih Chen (3934331)

“…^# indicates a statistically significant increase. * indicates a statistically significant decrease.…”

Standardized predicted impacts of explanatory variables on Andean potato infestations. by Soroush Parsa (302890)

“…<p>The model is initially set to predict infestations for a field with no pesticide applications and with mean (for continuous variables) or most common (for ordinal and categorical variables) values for all other explanatory variables. …”

Survival of <i>C</i>. <i>jejuni</i> farm isolates in broth cultures under aerobic shaking at 41.5°C. by Anniina Jaakkonen (5573006)

“…<p>Mean colony counts of five experiments are shown at time points 0 h (maximum standard error of the mean ±0.2), 6 h (±0.3), 12 h (±0.5), and 24 h (±1.2) and mean colony counts of three experiments at 48 h (±2.1), and 72 h (±1.4). …”

Specific induction of FABP4 in neovessels during OIR. by Magali Saint-Geniez (269693)

“…(C) Quantification of circulating FABP4 demonstrated a significant decrease of serum FABP4 levels in OIR P17 WT mice compared to control room air (RA). …”

Evaluation of olfactory function in patients undergoing endoscopic skull base surgery with nasoseptal flap by Ana Carolina Mayor de Carvalho (12815387)

“…Results The results showed that only in the first month of follow-up the mean patient classification was statistically worse than at the other evaluation moments (p < 0.05), but there was no mean difference in the Connecticut score classification between the other moments (p > 0.05); that is, patients showed worsening in the 1st month and returned to the preoperative mean after the 3rd month of follow-up. …”

Population structure impacts the relationship between the amount of environmental DNA particles and organism abundance by Toshiaki S. Jo (15869182)

“…The strength of the eDNA-abundance relationship (<i>R</i>^<em>2</em> value in linear regression) was positively associated with the factors determining the number of individuals, mean body mass, and mass variation in each site. …”