Distribution of rankings of worm models of neurodegenerative diseases. by Eleonora Khabirova (606847)

“…The y-axis represents the log of the fraction of genes in each bin (where 100% is 135, 23, 22 & 52 genes for panels A, B, C & D respectively). The dashed line shows the linear regression for the worm screen results. …”

Reliable high-PAP-1-loaded polymeric micelles for cancer therapy: preparation, characterization, and evaluation of anti-tumor efficacy by Fang Ye (112854)

“…These self-assembled micelles exhibited high entrapment efficiency (91.35%) and drug loading level (8.30%). As pH decreased, the micelles exhibited a significant increase in particle size and zeta potential, accompanied by a surge in PAP-1 release. …”

Continual Cell Deformation Induced via Attachment to Oriented Fibers Enhances Fibroblast Cell Migration by Sisi Qin (564059)

“…In vivo, migration occurs on fibrillar substrates, and previous observations have shown that a significant time lag exists before the onset of granulation tissue. …”

Interval-discrimination sensitivity and response bias. by Jean Mary Zarate (247129)

“…Right: Mean ± SEM <i>β_normalized</i> values for each timbre at all interval-differences, averaged across both groups. Response bias decreased significantly with pure and voice-tones at 75 cents (marked by <b>a</b>, <i>p</i>s<0.05). …”

Model framework and dynamics. by James E. M. Bennett (787674)

“…The output neuron generates spikes stochastically with a firing rate linearly proportional to its summed EPSP. …”

ProSAP2 Lost from Dendritic Spine Heads Is Incorporated into PSDs of Adjacent Spines by Shlomo Tsuriel (19611)

“…Quantification of fluorescence changes at photoactivated (E) and neighboring spine heads (F) reveals a gradual decrease of fluorescence in the photoactivation region concomitant with fluorescence increases at nearby spines, most prominent at spines nearest to the photoactivation site. …”

DataSheet1_Cross-National Trends in Early Sexual Initiation Among 15-Year-Old Adolescents, 2002–2022.xlsx by András Költő (10831323)

“…Parental support (and its interaction with time) also had a significant but small protective role.</p>Conclusion<p>Despite a small decrease over time, still 4% of participants reported early sexual initiation in 2022. …”

Spatial and temporal differences in coping behaviour. by M. Rohaa Langenhof (849694)

“…Wall biting significantly decreased over the duration of the experiment (scatterplot with solid line indicating linear fit) (F = 7.00, p<0.1). …”

MMP7 Concentrations Significantly Distinguish Control from Subclinical ILD, Familial, or Sporadic IPF by Ivan O Rosas (91093)

“…</p> <p>(C and D) Serum MMP7 concentrations moderately correlate with decreases in FVC% (C) and DL_CO% (D). Linear regressions and 95% CI inversely relate MMP7 concentration (ng/ml) to FVC% and DLCO%. …”

Change in F-actin, PCNT, and insulin expression following PCNT silencing. by Yuan Zu (756047)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Confocal microscopy imaging and <b>(B)</b> histogram show that intracellular insulin levels decreased significantly in MIN6 cells transfected with PCNT siRNA, compared with control cells transfected with a scrambled siRNA. …”

Results of single terms regressions showing the relationships of response variables to predictors, subsequently used as covariates in the minimum adequate models (<i>MAM</i>) compa... by Oldrich Cizek (105850)

“…Upper-case ^P indicates a situation when polynomial performed better than linear trend, but still did not improve the model. …”

Effect of Acrylamide on Stomach, Cerebellum and Testis of the Albino Rat (PPT) 3.12.2008 by Prof. Dr. Hesham N. Mustafa (664724)

“…Group (I) was subdivided into 3 subgroups, control, Ia that received acrylamide in a dose of 25mg/kg/10days (P.O.) and Ib that received acrylamide in a dose of 25mg/kg/10days (I.P.). …”

Listening effort during an auditory vigilance task (Golob et al., 2024) by Edward J. Golob (833883)

“…In Study 2, a 2 (time) × 5 (listening demand) ANOVA test also had a significant effect of listening demand, <i>F</i>(1.593, 372.702) = 426.879, <i>p</i> < .001, η_p² = .646, and was well-fit by a linear contrast, <i>t</i>(936) = –41.263, <i>p</i> < .001. …”

Effect of stimulation duration on reflectance changes. by Takeshi Morimoto (540391)

“…<p>Fundus photograph (A) and images of the reflectance changes elicited by different stimulation durations (B–D). …”

Ultimate Lateral resistance of Tetrapod Pile Foundation in Rate-dependent and Strain-softening Clay by Zi-hao Zhao (21085578)

“…The results show that the ultimate lateral resistance gradually decreases with <b>a reduction in</b> strain-dependent parameters. …”

Schematic representation of the hypothesized mediation model. by Massimiliano Orri (560000)

“…The estimated parameter a_i and a_s represent the effect of the treatment on the initial point (intercept, i.e., 6 months) and on the linear rate of change (i.e., increasing or decreasing) over time of the modeled mediator. …”

Zinc responsiveness of ZRE-GFP promoter-reporter construct. by Claudia Simm (203136)

“…GFP fluorescence and cell density were measured after 20 hours of incubation at 30°C. The inset shows a power law fit through the data. The excellent quality of the fit (the linear correlation coefficient between the fluorescence and the zinc concentration to the power −0.372 is R = 0.993) indicates that the fluorescence decreases with increasing zinc concentration in a scale-free manner. …”

Analysis of gradual changes in the response maximum. by Alexander Yu. Rotov (8538246)

“…<p>(A) Differences in the amplitude maximum of the average responses to blue flashes recorded one after another with certain time intervals (normalized by response amplitude, achieved for a given preparation). …”

Characterization of PURExpress®–QD conjugates. by Meghna Thakur (7834256)

“…<b>(B)</b> Agarose gel electrophoretic mobility shift assay of 523 nm emitting CdSe/CdS/ZnS core/shell/shell QDs incubated without and with a series of decreasing concentrations of the PURExpress® protein solution. …”

Repeated cyclone events reveal potential causes of sociality in coral-dwelling <i>Gobiodon</i> fishes by Martin L. Hing (5720918)

“…<div><p>Social organization is a key factor influencing a species’ foraging and reproduction, which may ultimately affect their survival and ability to recover from catastrophic disturbance. …”