Austenitizing Temperature and Cooling Rate Effects on the Martensitic Transformation in a Microalloyed-Steel by Samuel da Silva de Souza (8591106)

“…The austenitic grain growth promoted a decrease in the required chemical energy to compensate the free energy increase associated with the lattice strain and the creation of new interfaces, leading to a lower austenite undercooling. …”

Reaction time as a function of perspective cue and boxplots for male and female observers. by Ben Schouten (287859)

“…The increase in reaction time as a function of field of view angle saturates or even reverses to a slight decrease for walkers carrying perspective cues that convincingly signal the walker to be ‘facing away’. …”

Influence of Atmospheric Aerosols on Evapotranspiration over a Semiarid Region in Northeast Brazil by Antonio José Steidle Neto (6722069)

“…Results confirmed that larger aerosol optical depth tends to decrease both Rglobal and ET0. …”

Resource availability alters breeding strategies in a small mammal community by Ryan Stephens (10929405)

“…<p>Following a resource pulse, animals may finance reproduction by consuming concurrently available resources (income breeding) or by storing resources for future reproduction (capital breeding). …”

Attrition from raw sequences through total clones. by Jonah N. Cullen (5394503)

Modeling of intercellular coupling mechanisms in a population of simulated SCN cells. by Caroline H. Ko (240081)

“…In the limit of a large number of molecules, the results of the stochastic simulations (blue) agreed with the deterministic simulations (red) when the same parameter values were used. …”

Regulation of a stable patch size through positive and negative feedbacks. by Bita Khalili (5540561)

“…Curves show effect of change with respect to values of <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006317#pcbi.1006317.t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a>: (i) increase of Ras1 activation rate constant by 1.2 times; (ii) Increase of by 2 times; (iii) and increase of by 2 times and Gap1-dependent hydrolysis rate constant by 3 times, the latter over a 1.5 fold larger area than the cyan color region shown in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006317#pcbi.1006317.g006" target="_blank">Fig 6B</a>. …”

Image_2_Monocyte HLA-DR Assessment by a Novel Point-of-Care Device Is Feasible for Early Identification of ICU Patients With Complicated Courses—A Proof-of-Principle Study.pdf by Sandra Tamulyte (5421065)

“…</p><p>Results: Depending on the HLA-DR threshold applied for stratification (≤8,000/≤5,000/≤2,000 molecules/cell), a large group of patients (85.5/68.2/40.0%) already presented with a robust decrease of HLA-DR on admission, independent of the cause for critical illness. …”

Table_1_Monocyte HLA-DR Assessment by a Novel Point-of-Care Device Is Feasible for Early Identification of ICU Patients With Complicated Courses—A Proof-of-Principle Study.xlsx by Sandra Tamulyte (5421065)

“…</p><p>Results: Depending on the HLA-DR threshold applied for stratification (≤8,000/≤5,000/≤2,000 molecules/cell), a large group of patients (85.5/68.2/40.0%) already presented with a robust decrease of HLA-DR on admission, independent of the cause for critical illness. …”

Table_2_Monocyte HLA-DR Assessment by a Novel Point-of-Care Device Is Feasible for Early Identification of ICU Patients With Complicated Courses—A Proof-of-Principle Study.xlsx by Sandra Tamulyte (5421065)

“…</p><p>Results: Depending on the HLA-DR threshold applied for stratification (≤8,000/≤5,000/≤2,000 molecules/cell), a large group of patients (85.5/68.2/40.0%) already presented with a robust decrease of HLA-DR on admission, independent of the cause for critical illness. …”

Table_3_Monocyte HLA-DR Assessment by a Novel Point-of-Care Device Is Feasible for Early Identification of ICU Patients With Complicated Courses—A Proof-of-Principle Study.xlsx by Sandra Tamulyte (5421065)

“…</p><p>Results: Depending on the HLA-DR threshold applied for stratification (≤8,000/≤5,000/≤2,000 molecules/cell), a large group of patients (85.5/68.2/40.0%) already presented with a robust decrease of HLA-DR on admission, independent of the cause for critical illness. …”

Image_1_Monocyte HLA-DR Assessment by a Novel Point-of-Care Device Is Feasible for Early Identification of ICU Patients With Complicated Courses—A Proof-of-Principle Study.pdf by Sandra Tamulyte (5421065)

“…</p><p>Results: Depending on the HLA-DR threshold applied for stratification (≤8,000/≤5,000/≤2,000 molecules/cell), a large group of patients (85.5/68.2/40.0%) already presented with a robust decrease of HLA-DR on admission, independent of the cause for critical illness. …”

A 10-Year Trend Analysis of Heart Failure in the Less Developed Brazil by Amanda D. F. Fernandes (8618637)

“…Pearson correlation and linear-by-linear association test for trends were calculated, with a level of significance of 5%. …”

A proposed model of the equilibrium between vesicular and surface-localized AQP5. by Philip Kitchen (827054)

“…The large arrows represent an increase in AQP5 translocation (and the small arrows are a decrease). …”

Effects of Consumer Interactions on Benthic Resources and Ecosystem Processes in a Neotropical Stream by Michael C. Marshall (130087)

“…Consumers caused the greatest decrease in final chlorophyll <em>a</em> biomass and accrual rates the most in the downstream reach containing all three focal consumers in the presence of fish predators. …”

Regulation of Bestrophins by Ca²⁺: A Theoretical and Experimental Study by Agata Kranjc (253149)

“…The experiments confirmed that these mutations do actually affect the function of the protein causing a large decrease in the Ca²⁺-activated Cl⁻ current, fully consistent with our predictions. …”

Equilibrium genotype distributions in a mesa landscape for strongly and non-recombining populations. by Alexander Klug (7252493)

“…The resulting mutational robustness is <i>m</i>_nr ≈ 0.572 for the non-recombining population and <i>m</i>_cr ≈ 1.000 for communal recombination. (A) Lumped mutation class frequencies on linear scales. …”

Efficacy of mouthrinses in reducing oral SARS-COV-2 load: a review by Claudio Mendes PANNUTI (5790461)

“…However, the majority of these trials failed to demonstrate a significant inter-group difference between active groups and the control group relative to the decrease in salivary SARS-CoV-2 loads. …”

Green Synthesis of Zr-CAU-28: Structure and Properties of the First Zr-MOF Based on 2,5-Furandicarboxylic Acid by Anna C. Dreischarf (3719653)

“…The framework structure adopts a kagome-like topology and hence contains large hexagonal channels with a pore diameter of approximately 16 Å and small trigonal channels with a size of 3 Å. …”

Green Synthesis of Zr-CAU-28: Structure and Properties of the First Zr-MOF Based on 2,5-Furandicarboxylic Acid by Anna C. Dreischarf (3719653)

“…The framework structure adopts a kagome-like topology and hence contains large hexagonal channels with a pore diameter of approximately 16 Å and small trigonal channels with a size of 3 Å. …”