BroydenFrictionFlag.m from Dynamics and locomotion of flexible foils in a frictional environment. by Xiaolin Wang (303612)

“…When the foil is oscillated by heaving at one end but is not free to locomote, the dynamics change from periodic to non-periodic and chaotic as the heaving amplitude increases or the bending rigidity decreases. For friction coefficients lying in a certain range, the transition passes through a sequence of <i>N</i>-periodic and asymmetric states before reaching chaotic dynamics. …”

Disequilibrium crystallization and rapid crystal growth: a case study of orbicular granitoids of magmatic origin by Julin Zhang (8550114)

“…In particular, a linear correlation between bandwidth and radial distance from orbicule rim can be explained by transport-limited crystallization, wherein crystallization timescales are shorter than chemical diffusion timescales. …”

Dataset for: The dynamics of preferential host switching: host phylogeny as a key predictor of parasite distribution by Jan Engelstaedter (6430172)

“…Within trees, large clades are predicted to exhibit a higher fraction of infected species than small clades. …”

Venn Diagram representing events as arousal, LDA and L<i>σ</i>A phenomena. by Gustavo Zampier dos Santos Lima (4033265)

“…<p>The figure shows the Venn diagram over all statistics that correlates the three phenomena: (i) large decreasing in determinism of accelerometer (LDA) in red; (ii) large decreasing in the fluctuation amplitude of LFP—CA1 (L<i>σ</i>A) in blue; and (iii) arousal episodes in black. …”

Near census evaluation of juvenile salmonid physical cover features in a regulated gravel river by Maurice Dean Ledoyen (22469486)

“…Riverine cover features typically include aquatic vegetation, riparian vegetation, streamwood, and large bed elements. They provide a predation buffer, hydraulic and thermal refugia, visual isolation, and increased foraging opportunities at decreased metabolic costs. …”

A Dual-Responsive, Freezing-Tolerant Hydrogel Sensor and Related Thermal- and Strain-Sensitive Mechanisms by Yonggan Yan (7371806)

“…Such a sharp increase in resistance was found to be mainly caused by the abrupt fracture of a vast amount of the inner hydrogel network at large strains or the appearance of microcrystals in the gel network at low temperatures. …”

The prospective impact of food pricing on improving dietary consumption: A systematic review and meta-analysis by Ashkan Afshin (773961)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>From 3,163 identified abstracts, 23 interventional studies and 7 prospective cohorts with 37 intervention arms met inclusion criteria. In pooled analyses, a 10% decrease in price (i.e., subsidy) increased consumption of healthful foods by 12% (95%CI = 10–15%; N = 22 studies/intervention arms) whereas a 10% increase price (i.e. tax) decreased consumption of unhealthful foods by 6% (95%CI = 4–8%; N = 15). …”

Comparison of the prognostic value of prognostic nutritional index in colorectal cancer deaths:a retrospective cohort study by Hongqi ZHOU (10466085)

“…On the right of the inflection point, there was no association between PNI and death. PNI and deaths are linear correlation. Within a certain range (PNI=26-41), PNI is an independent protective factor for death risk.…”

A Bayesian Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Regression Model for the Characterization of Early Bactericidal Activity of Tuberculosis Drugs by Divan Aristo Burger (645493)

“…Profiles over time of CFU data have conventionally been modeled using linear, bilinear, or bi-exponential regression. We propose a new biphasic nonlinear regression model for CFU data that comprises linear and bilinear regression models as special cases and is more flexible than bi-exponential regression models. …”

Views of the branchial basket flow chambers and cartilage skeleton in a mature, NF 58 larva. by Christopher S. Rose (14420011)

“…The ornate processes decrease in size dorsally and the largest, near the ceratobranchial bases, form a meshwork above each gill slit (small arrows in d). …”

Vitrimer-Cellulose Paper Composites: A New Class of Strong, Smart, Green, and Sustainable Materials by Wei Zhao (14321)

“…The latter can not only largely decrease the cost of vitrimers but also provide a facile way to increase the variety of vitrimer-based materials and extend the applications of vitrimers in different fields. …”

Vitrimer-Cellulose Paper Composites: A New Class of Strong, Smart, Green, and Sustainable Materials by Wei Zhao (14321)

“…The latter can not only largely decrease the cost of vitrimers but also provide a facile way to increase the variety of vitrimer-based materials and extend the applications of vitrimers in different fields. …”

Vitrimer-Cellulose Paper Composites: A New Class of Strong, Smart, Green, and Sustainable Materials by Wei Zhao (14321)

“…The latter can not only largely decrease the cost of vitrimers but also provide a facile way to increase the variety of vitrimer-based materials and extend the applications of vitrimers in different fields. …”

Vitrimer-Cellulose Paper Composites: A New Class of Strong, Smart, Green, and Sustainable Materials by Wei Zhao (14321)

“…The latter can not only largely decrease the cost of vitrimers but also provide a facile way to increase the variety of vitrimer-based materials and extend the applications of vitrimers in different fields. …”

Vitrimer-Cellulose Paper Composites: A New Class of Strong, Smart, Green, and Sustainable Materials by Wei Zhao (14321)

“…The latter can not only largely decrease the cost of vitrimers but also provide a facile way to increase the variety of vitrimer-based materials and extend the applications of vitrimers in different fields. …”

DataSheet_1_Fast underwater image enhancement based on a generative adversarial framework.zip by Yang Guan (3565220)

“…We propose a novel efficiency model, FSpiral-GAN, based on a generative adversarial framework for large-size underwater image enhancement to solve these problems. …”

Harvesting Effects, Recovery Mechanisms, and Management Strategies for a Long-Lived and Structural Precious Coral by Ignasi Montero-Serra (694439)

“…Adversely, low mortality of partially harvested adults and a large proportion of colonies showing new branches highlighted the importance of re-growth in the recovery process. …”

Individual Species-Area Relationship of Woody Plant Communities in a Heterogeneous Subtropical Monsoon Rainforest by Cheng-Han Tsai (106188)

“…Deviation from the null model suggests that the net effect of species’ interactions increases (accumulate) or decreases (repel) neighborhood species richness. We found that (i) accumulators were dominant at small interaction distances (<10–30 m); (ii) the detection of accumulator species was lower at large interaction distances (>30 m); (iii) repellers were rarely detected; and (iv) large-sized and abundant species tended to be accumulators. …”

A dp53-Dependent Mechanism Involved in Coordinating Tissue Growth in <em>Drosophila</em> by Duarte Mesquita (235338)

“…By reducing the growth rates of defined territories in the developing wing primordium of <em>Drosophila</em>, we present evidence that the tissue responds as a whole and the adjacent cell populations decrease their growth and proliferation rates. …”

Effect estimates from top model for each pathogen group. by Victoria D. Lynch (19421598)