Forest plots showing a significant improvement in the LVEDD in the experiment group compared with the control group. by Ziyi Li (349831)

Forest plots showing a significant improvement in the LVESD in the experiment group compared with the control group. by Ziyi Li (349831)

Forest plots showing a significant improvement in the CER in the experiment group compared with the control group. by Ziyi Li (349831)

Forest plots showing a significant improvement in the LVEF in the experiment group compared with the control group. by Ziyi Li (349831)

Forest plots showing a significant improvement in the BNP in the experiment group compared with the control group. by Ziyi Li (349831)

Associations of short-term temperature variability exposure with the first and the recurrent MI hospitalizations: (A) upward temperature shifts at lag 0 day and (B) downward temper... by Wenli Ni (5720498)

Impact of LVAD support level on infarct size in a dog model of ischemia reperfusion. by Keita Saku (714525)

“…<p>(<b>A):</b> Representative left ventricular (LV) sections after staining with Evan’s blue and TTC. …”

Patterns of satisfaction level of communities along a distance gradient (from the closest community to the furthest community away from the mining operation site). by Mothusi Boihang (13149705)

Gradient-Janus Wires for Simultaneous Fogwater Harvesting and Electricity Generation by Lieshuang Zhong (6030992)

“…A Gradient-Janus wire (GJW) with a diameter of 0.3 mm has been fabricated on a large scale through liquid confined modification, enabling the opposite conical wetting phenomenon along the same orientation of the GJW, characterized by an increasing superhydrophilic region and a decreasing hydrophobic region. …”

Gradient-Janus Wires for Simultaneous Fogwater Harvesting and Electricity Generation by Lieshuang Zhong (6030992)

“…A Gradient-Janus wire (GJW) with a diameter of 0.3 mm has been fabricated on a large scale through liquid confined modification, enabling the opposite conical wetting phenomenon along the same orientation of the GJW, characterized by an increasing superhydrophilic region and a decreasing hydrophobic region. …”

Gradient-Janus Wires for Simultaneous Fogwater Harvesting and Electricity Generation by Lieshuang Zhong (6030992)

“…A Gradient-Janus wire (GJW) with a diameter of 0.3 mm has been fabricated on a large scale through liquid confined modification, enabling the opposite conical wetting phenomenon along the same orientation of the GJW, characterized by an increasing superhydrophilic region and a decreasing hydrophobic region. …”

Fig 2 - by Diepreye Victoria Ayabina (11719488)

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 4 - by Nermeen R. Amer (18017642)

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. …”

TrpA1 activation fails to enhance the increase in synaptic bouton number and axon branching conferred by <i>atl</i> loss. by Saurabh Srivastav (9585817)

Fig 3 - by Diepreye Victoria Ayabina (11719488)

TrpA1 activation increases ref(2)P-containing aggregate accumulation in <i>atl</i> null larval muscle. by Saurabh Srivastav (9585817)