Variable importance of genomic features. by Liam Brierley (3286047)

“…<p>Variable importance of genome composition features in ensemble random forest models predicting coronavirus host category from whole genome sequences (x axis) and spike protein sequences (y axis), with labelling of top ten most informative features from both analyses. Points denote mean values of relative decrease in Gini impurity associated with each feature across A) m = 222 and B) m = 185 random forests during hold-one-out cross-validation. …”

Results from Random Forest machine learning to identify the most differentiating metabolic reactions between models. by Matthew L. Jenior (8721618)

Identification of Aging-related metabolite biomarker. by Xi Chen (35903)

“…<p>(A) Two-way ANOVA test (q value <0.05) and RF analysis (Mean decrease accuracy >5) identify eight metabolites significantly affected by aging. …”

Image_1_Early Diagenesis in the Hypoxic and Acidified Zone of the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Is Organic Matter Recycling in Sediments Disconnected From the Water Column?.pdf by Christophe Rabouille (813372)

“…Sediments play a key role in maintaining hypoxic and acidified bottom waters, but this role is still not completely understood. …”

Table_1_Modeling the Spread of Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Among Pig Farms in Lira District of Northern Uganda.DOCX by Emmanuel Hasahya (11353449)

“…Vaccination of all medium and large farms only (33% of the farms) resulted in a 71.2% decrease in the median number of infectious farms at the end of 52 weeks. …”

Abiotic stress responses are affected in <i>crk</i> mutants. by Gildas Bourdais (502310)

“…Color intensity is proportional to a Benjamini-Hochberg false discovery rate (FDR) adjusted Z statistic, which takes the estimated means and their variation into account. …”

Acidic environments unmask β-glucan in <i>C</i>. <i>albicans</i>. by Sarah L. Sherrington (4040480)

“…The decrease in OD₆₀₀ represents cell lysis as the β1,3-glucanase digests the cell wall and is expressed as a percentage of the starting OD₆₀₀. …”

Scanning outlier SNP markers for signatures of local adaptation in <i>Rhodnius ecuadoriensis</i>. by Luis E. Hernandez-Castro (4258594)

“…Outlier loci/SNPs are represented by those large dots/diamond loading at ± 2 SD and ± 3 SD separated from the mean SNPs loading distribution and showing a strong relationship with ecotype. …”

Rate of hydrolysis of F-moc-L-glutamic-hexamethylenamine linked to PEG₃₀-----COOH at acidic and neutral pH values. by Itzik Cooper (2873291)

“…<p>The rates of hydrolysis were determined by the decrease in absorbance of the conjugates at 280nm as a function of time during dialysis against 1mM HCL (pH 3.0, <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0158352#pone.0158352.g005" target="_blank">Fig 5A and 5C</a>) or PBS (pH 7.4, Fig 6B). …”

ATP hydrolysis by NcdY485 mutants. by Hong-Lei Liu (128081)

“…<p>(A) Left, basal ATPase activity. Data points adjusted to OD₃₄₀ = 0.6531 (theoretical starting OD of NADH in reaction mix at t = 0) and fit to a line to determine rate of OD₃₄₀ decrease due to ATP hydrolysis. …”

Herbal medicine TLJN reduces levels of γ-secretase components. by Ping He (33281)

“…Then Spot density analysis was performed and a significant decrease was observed in PS1-CTF (<b>A</b>), APH1 (<b>B</b>) and nicastrin (<b>C</b>) but not in PS1-FL (<b>A</b>) and PEN2 (<b>D</b>). …”

ERSP Effects by Raphaël Gaillard (266278)

“…<div><p>(A) Time-frequency diagrams showing the ERSPs of a representative electrode (Talairach −19,5, −90, −20). …”

Relative levels of XPE, XPC and XPA mRNAs. by Pavel Rossner Jr (435305)

“…Mean ± SD values from three independent cell treatments are shown, asterisks denote a significant (p<0.05) increase/decrease of mRNA levels. …”

Intestinal manipulation alters cell trafficking in the spleen. by Léa M. M. Costes (596086)

“…<p>(A) IM decreases the expression level of the homeostatic chemokine CCL19 in the spleen. …”

Capillary density. by Yeong-Hoon Choi (286493)

“…Animals with left ventricular hypertrophy showed a relative decrease in capillary density under normoxia. …”

Physiologic testing on the effects of gender and diabetes on retinal function. by Aicha Saadane (9389245)

“…<p>ERG response functions were recorded to evaluate the impact of gender and diabetes on retinal function under scotopic conditions; a-wave (A) and b-wave (B). Diabetes significantly reduced b-wave in both males and females, whereas a-wave was significantly different in female mice and tend to decrease in male mice (but did not reach significance). …”

Statistical distribution models for parthenogenetic <i>Heteronotia binoei.</i> by Jared L. Strasburg (33595)

“…<p>Models are for (a) present conditions and (b–d) last glacial maximum conditions with a 9°C reduction in mean air temperature and three different rainfall reduction scenarios. …”

Normalized Post Stimulus Time Histograms (PSTH). by Caroline G. Forlim (506158)

“…<p>The PSTH for stimuli from a random distribution of IPIs (red) presents a flat shape up to the limit of the mean IPI (∼17 ms), whereas the PSTH for a real distribution of stimuli IPIs presents a peak probability of approximately 10 ms. …”

Electroretinographic preservation in hypertensive eyes induced by the application of brief ischemia pulses. by Nicolás Belforte (328093)

“…<p>ERGs were registered after 10 weeks of treatment with vehicle or CS. CS induced a significant decrease in ERG a- and b-wave amplitude, as compared with vehicle-injected eyes. …”

Electroretinographic preservation in hypertensive eyes induced by RON. by Nicolás Belforte (328093)

“…In sham operated eyes, CS induced a significant decrease in ERG a- and b-wave amplitude, as compared with vehicle-injected eyes. …”