Estimated MSE for different values of with . by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Estimated MSE for different values of with . by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Estimated MSE for different values of with . by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Estimated MSE for different values of with . by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Correlation matrix of livestock data. by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Correlation matrix of body fat data. by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Estimated MSE for different values of with . by Muhammad Luqman (9713197)

“…That penalty term introduces a small amount of bias in parameter estimates with an objective to decrease the mean square error. …”

Fig 4 - by Nermeen R. Amer (18017642)

CXCL10 production is enhanced in the setting of HIV and HBV co-infection in vitro and decreased with the addition of antiretroviral agents efavirenz or raltegravir. by Kasha P. Singh (9354307)

WNT3 decreases the GCP proliferation marker <i>Atoh1</i> and increases the GCP differentiation marker PAX6. by Sandrine L. Anne (489755)

“…<p>(<i>A</i>) WNT3 decreased <i>Atoh1</i> mRNA levels after 6 h of treatment (Con=1; WNT3: <i>Atoh1</i>=0.52±0.06). …”

Effect of cilostazol on liver content of cAMP in TAA-induced fibrosis in rats. by Sally A. El Awdan (710176)

Basketball and baseball injury data. by R. Constance Wiener (13104494)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>A large proportion of United States (U.S.) youth play basketball, baseball, softball, or T-ball. …”

Table_1_Decreased Vessel Density in Retinal Capillary Plexus and Thinner Ganglion Cell Complex Associated With Cognitive Impairment.DOCX by Kai Yang (73590)

Image_1_Decreased Vessel Density in Retinal Capillary Plexus and Thinner Ganglion Cell Complex Associated With Cognitive Impairment.TIF by Kai Yang (73590)

Fig 3 - by Diepreye Victoria Ayabina (11719488)

DNase I overexpression reduced <i>A3A</i> upregulation upon MeV infection. by Pierre Khalfi (7868252)

Hot Giant Fullerenes Eject <i>and</i> Capture C₂ Molecules: QM/MD Simulations with Constant Density by Biswajit Saha (569887)

“…The simulations suggest that in an idealized, <i>closed</i> system the fullerene cage size may grow to a dynamic equilibrium value that depends on initial cage size, temperature, pressure, and overall carbon concentration, whereas in an <i>open</i> system cage shrinking prevails when noncage carbon density decreases as a function of time.…”

Hot Giant Fullerenes Eject <i>and</i> Capture C₂ Molecules: QM/MD Simulations with Constant Density by Biswajit Saha (569887)

“…The simulations suggest that in an idealized, <i>closed</i> system the fullerene cage size may grow to a dynamic equilibrium value that depends on initial cage size, temperature, pressure, and overall carbon concentration, whereas in an <i>open</i> system cage shrinking prevails when noncage carbon density decreases as a function of time.…”

Hot Giant Fullerenes Eject <i>and</i> Capture C₂ Molecules: QM/MD Simulations with Constant Density by Biswajit Saha (569887)

“…The simulations suggest that in an idealized, <i>closed</i> system the fullerene cage size may grow to a dynamic equilibrium value that depends on initial cage size, temperature, pressure, and overall carbon concentration, whereas in an <i>open</i> system cage shrinking prevails when noncage carbon density decreases as a function of time.…”

Fig 2 - by Nermeen R. Amer (18017642)