Data_Sheet_1_Exploring organizational aspects that promote health-related preventive behavior: using the example of work-related SARS-CoV-2 infection control measures in Germany, A... by Jana Soeder (19779150)

“…A total of 16 items constitute the attitude scores toward oICM (5-point Likert scale). …”

Interplay in the Selection of Fluoroquinolone Resistance and Bacterial Fitness by Linda L. Marcusson (261125)

“…The largest effect occurred with the addition of a <em>parC</em> mutation (Topoisomerase IV) to a low-fitness strain carrying resistance mutations in <em>gyrA</em> (DNA Gyrase) and <em>marR</em> (drug efflux regulation). …”

DATA ALL PARTICIPANTS.xlsx by Angela Van Sickle (20441450)

“…The average volume per swallow decreased as age increased. The time to complete increased as age increased. …”

Accumulation and partition of macronutrients in Pennisetum purpureum cv. Roxo managed under different growth ages and seasons by Theyson Duarte Maranhão (5020955)

“…The daily accumulation rate of Ca in the canopy was adjusted to a linear model for the rainy and dry seasons and to a quadratic model for the transition season, reaching a maximum of 4.60 kg ha-1 at 59.76 days of growth. …”

Validation and predictive accuracy of the cerebrovascular model, by Hadi Esfandi (21387211)

“…A larger variability in resistance is observed in L4 compared to upper layers. …”

Muscle activities during walking and running at energetically optimal transition speed under normobaric hypoxia on gradient slopes by Daijiro Abe (797293)

“…<div><p>Energy cost of transport per unit distance (CoT; J·kg^-1·km^-1) displays a U-shaped fashion in walking and a linear fashion in running as a function of gait speed (<i>v</i>; km·h^-1). …”

Characterization of the stiffness gradient hydrogels. by Raimon Sunyer (129375)

“…Although the irradiation has a linear profile, the Young's modulus of this hydrogel region decreases non-linearly from 240 kPa to ∼1 kPa. …”

Grand Mean of the test results from the learning period (blue traces) and test results from the final test period (red traces) ± SEM. by Jürgen Kornmeier (466941)

“…Maximal performance decreases with spacing interval duration but best long-term retention is found with a spacing interval of 12 h. …”

Explanation of the structure of the heat maps and of the correlation between the colour scale and the rankings provided by the panelists. by Fabio Salamanca-Buentello (27120)

“…Values are arranged in decreasing order within each column. Columns and rows are arranged to place similar values together; clusters (blocks of a single colour) show consensus among panelists. …”

Pyrimidine Derivatives: QSAR Studies of Larvicidal Activity against Aedes aegypti by Zenaide S. Monte (10435783)

“…The best model is obtained with multiple linear regression (MLR), leading to a robust model. …”

DataSheet1_Medication Use and Costs Among Older Adults Aged 90 Years and Older in Italy.PDF by Maria Beatrice Zazzara (12258110)

“…Both use and costs linearly decreased with increasing age, with men accounting for a higher amount of DDD/1,000 users and costs than women across all age-groups. …”

In-Depth Proteome Coverage by Improving Efficiency for Membrane Proteome Analysis by Qun Zhao (603175)

“…With such a strategy, the commonly lost hydrophobic proteins by 8 M urea extraction could be further recovered by C12Im-Cl, as well as the suppression effect of high abundance soluble proteins could be decreased. …”

In-Depth Proteome Coverage by Improving Efficiency for Membrane Proteome Analysis by Qun Zhao (603175)

“…With such a strategy, the commonly lost hydrophobic proteins by 8 M urea extraction could be further recovered by C12Im-Cl, as well as the suppression effect of high abundance soluble proteins could be decreased. …”

In-Depth Proteome Coverage by Improving Efficiency for Membrane Proteome Analysis by Qun Zhao (603175)

“…With such a strategy, the commonly lost hydrophobic proteins by 8 M urea extraction could be further recovered by C12Im-Cl, as well as the suppression effect of high abundance soluble proteins could be decreased. …”

In-Depth Proteome Coverage by Improving Efficiency for Membrane Proteome Analysis by Qun Zhao (603175)

“…With such a strategy, the commonly lost hydrophobic proteins by 8 M urea extraction could be further recovered by C12Im-Cl, as well as the suppression effect of high abundance soluble proteins could be decreased. …”

In-Depth Proteome Coverage by Improving Efficiency for Membrane Proteome Analysis by Qun Zhao (603175)

“…With such a strategy, the commonly lost hydrophobic proteins by 8 M urea extraction could be further recovered by C12Im-Cl, as well as the suppression effect of high abundance soluble proteins could be decreased. …”

In-Depth Proteome Coverage by Improving Efficiency for Membrane Proteome Analysis by Qun Zhao (603175)

“…With such a strategy, the commonly lost hydrophobic proteins by 8 M urea extraction could be further recovered by C12Im-Cl, as well as the suppression effect of high abundance soluble proteins could be decreased. …”

Tree file S4 from Nocturnal giants: evolution of the sensory ecology in elephant birds and other palaeognaths inferred from digital brain reconstructions by Christopher R. Torres (5878289)

“…Vision was likely deemphasized in the ancestor of elephant birds and kiwi. These results show a previously unreported trend towards decreased visual capacity apparently exclusive to flightless, nocturnal taxa endemic to predator-depauperate islands.…”

Tree file S2 from Nocturnal giants: evolution of the sensory ecology in elephant birds and other palaeognaths inferred from digital brain reconstructions by Christopher R. Torres (5878289)

“…Vision was likely deemphasized in the ancestor of elephant birds and kiwi. These results show a previously unreported trend towards decreased visual capacity apparently exclusive to flightless, nocturnal taxa endemic to predator-depauperate islands.…”

Cellular automata to understand the prograding limit of deltaic tidal flat by Xuefei Mei (16541666)

“…Our results suggest that the tidal flat of NHS extended 29.16 m/y seaward in 1989–2002, had a rapid progradation of 158.08 m/y in 2002–2012 and a retreat rate of 26.88 m/y in 2012–2019, while the fluvial sediment supply decreased 56.78% from 1989–2002 to 2003–2012 and another 20.68% from 2003–2012 to 2013–2019. …”