Supplementary file 1_Association between olfactory dysfunction and gustatory dysfunction: evidence from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.docx by Yi Yang (116183)

“…At present, there is a lack of large-sample epidemiological studies on the relationship between OD and GD. …”

Image_8_Microbial composition of egg component and its association with hatchability of laying hens.TIF by Jiaming Jin (12269926)

“…Proteobacteria, Firmicutes, Actinobacteria, and Bacteroidetes were the dominant phyla in egg yolk and white. There was a large difference in the microbial composition between egg whites and yolks, and this difference increased after 12 days of incubation. …”

DataSheet2.pdf by Jennifer N. Mahley (4917886)

“…Unlike most angiosperms however, ferns employ a sub-dermal layer of fibers, known as a hypodermal sterome, for support of their leaves. …”

Detectability in Audio-Visual Surveys of Tropical Rainforest Birds: The Influence of Species, Weather and Habitat Characteristics by Alexander S. Anderson (440019)

“…Such models may be useful in developing a calibration for non-distance sampling data and for estimating detectability of rare species.…”

Image1_Blended learning in nursing pharmacology: elevating cognitive skills, engagement and academic outcomes.pdf by Hadar Arien-Zakay (299582)

“…An analysis using Bloom’s taxonomy revealed significant gaps in higher-order cognitive skills. As a remedy, the course was transformed into a novel blended learning format that integrated question-based learning (QBL) to enhance critical thinking across all cognitive levels. …”

DataSheet1.pdf by Jennifer N. Mahley (4917886)

“…Unlike most angiosperms however, ferns employ a sub-dermal layer of fibers, known as a hypodermal sterome, for support of their leaves. …”

Proposed model of how Stau1 may contribute to <i>INSR</i> exon 11 alternative splicing. by Emma Bondy-Chorney (2175976)

“…In DM1, the combined effects of reduced MBNL1 levels increased CUGBP1 activity, and a moderate increase in Stau1 would result in decreased exon 11 inclusion.…”

Supplementary Material for: Lipopolysaccharide and TNF-α Produce Very Similar Changes in Gene Expression in Human Endothelial Cells by Magder S. (4105450)

“…LPS and TNF-α increased expression of 191 common genes and decreased expression of 102 genes. Regulated transcripts encoded for a large number of chemokines, adhesion molecules, procoagulant factors, and molecules that affect cell integrity. …”

Simulating Free-Roaming Cat Population Management Options in Open Demographic Environments by Philip S. Miller (322890)

“…Within population type, a given implementation rate of the TR strategy results in the most rapid rate of population decline and (when populations are isolated) the highest probability of population elimination, followed in order of decreasing efficacy by equivalent rates of implementation of TNR and temporary contraception. …”

Image_4_Microbial composition of egg component and its association with hatchability of laying hens.TIF by Jiaming Jin (12269926)

“…Proteobacteria, Firmicutes, Actinobacteria, and Bacteroidetes were the dominant phyla in egg yolk and white. There was a large difference in the microbial composition between egg whites and yolks, and this difference increased after 12 days of incubation. …”

Phosphorylated IκBα Predicts Poor Prognosis in Activated B-Cell Lymphoma and Its Inhibition with Thymoquinone Induces Apoptosis via ROS Release by Azhar R. Hussain (154380)

“…We therefore studied the role of NFκB In a cohort of clinical DLBCL samples and ABC cell lines. …”

Thermoelectric Properties of Indium-Filled Skutterudites by Tao He (23919)

“…The thermal conductivity decreased with increasing temperature for all samples. …”

Image_5_Microbial composition of egg component and its association with hatchability of laying hens.TIF by Jiaming Jin (12269926)

“…Proteobacteria, Firmicutes, Actinobacteria, and Bacteroidetes were the dominant phyla in egg yolk and white. There was a large difference in the microbial composition between egg whites and yolks, and this difference increased after 12 days of incubation. …”

Modeling Pregnancy Outcomes Through Sequentially Nested Regression Models by Xuan Bi (3096897)

“…<p>The polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a most common cause of infertility among women of reproductive age. …”

Image1.pdf by Jennifer N. Mahley (4917886)

“…Unlike most angiosperms however, ferns employ a sub-dermal layer of fibers, known as a hypodermal sterome, for support of their leaves. …”

Table_2_Integrative Analysis of Omics Data Reveals Regulatory Network of CDK10 in Vitiligo Risk.XLSX by Minglong Cai (10152980)

“…Our findings revealed that a shared genetic variant rs77651727 alters the cg05175606 as well as up-regulates gene expression of CDK10 and further decreases the risk of vitiligo.…”

Self-Cleaning Performance of the Micropillar-Arrayed Surface and Its Micro-Scale Mechanical Mechanism by Huazhen An (11256664)

“…Although there have been several studies on the self-cleaning performance of geckos and gecko-inspired synthetic adhesives, the microscale mechanical mechanism of self-cleaning is still unclear. In the present study, a micropillar-arrayed surface is fabricated using a template molding method to investigate its self-cleaning performance in a load-pull contact process. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Gendered intergenerational educational mobility patterns converge in the cohort sequence: evidence from Switzerland using administrative data.pdf by Richard Nennstiel (15428984)

“…We show that there is significantly more upward than downward mobility, while a large proportion of individuals are laterally mobile. …”

Ictogenic changes in input correlation and adaptation gains are associated with increased dynamical variability during baseline activity. by Scott Rich (9873638)

“…<p><b>A</b>: SLE rate (SLEs/s) as a function of input correlation <i>c</i>. …”

Recordings from two rest-activation cycles for participant 4. by Andrew J. B. Myrden (344810)

“…The signal is the mean of the maximum velocity, filtered by a Butterworth low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 0.6 Hz.…”