Amino acid diversity of sequenced <i>pfcsp</i> and <i>ama1</i> fragments. by Christine F. Markwalter (13228969)

“…Green box marks the c1L domain. <b>D)</b> The mean decrease in accuracy for each variant amino acid position in a random forest model used to predict the whole AMA-1 fragment nucleotide sequence. …”

PLK2 inhibition reduces the intensity of nuclear pS129 staining in as little as 30 minutes. by Sara Elfarrash (8159490)

“…Scale bars = 20 μm. c) Quantification of nuclear pS129-staining shows a plateauing of mean fluorescence intensity after 30 minutes of BI2536 (p-value = 0.0185). …”

Image1.tif by Ozlem Yalcin (461867)

“…Enzymatic degradation of the EGL resulted in a decrease in the thickness of CFL, an increase in blood velocity, blood flow, and decrease of the bluntness of the blood flow velocity profile in small arterioles. …”

Image2.TIF by Ozlem Yalcin (461867)

“…Enzymatic degradation of the EGL resulted in a decrease in the thickness of CFL, an increase in blood velocity, blood flow, and decrease of the bluntness of the blood flow velocity profile in small arterioles. …”

Increased sexual dimorphism in dense populations of Olive-backed Sunbirds on small islands: morphological niche contraction in females but not males by Darren P. O’Connell (6495773)

“…This change in sexual dimorphism was associated with a decrease in the morphological niche hypervolume of females, but no change in males. …”

The impact of intermittent fasting during Ramadan on psychomotor and cognitive skills in adolescent athletes by Bougrine, Houda

“…Results and discussion: The obtained data illustrated that there was a decrease in SRT, CRT, VT, and MRT performances during R1 in comparison to R0 (all p < .001). …”
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Bistability. by Nik J. Cunniffe (8072018)

“…Because <i>R</i>₀ is a decreasing function of the roguing rate (Eq (<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009759#pcbi.1009759.e041" target="_blank">36</a>)), it follows that <i>R</i>₀ < 1 for larger values of <i>μ</i>, and so the disease-free equilibrium becomes locally stable. …”

On the Structure and Volumetric Properties of Solvated Lanthanoid(III) Ions in Amide Solutions by Anna Fuchs (1298271)

“…The standard partial molar volumes of the solvated lanthanoid­(III) ions in water and dmf are reflected in the CNs, as these solvent molecules are small enough to not interfere with each other upon coordination. However, the larger and more space-demanding dma displays a different pattern with an almost constant standard partial molar volume and a decreasing CN, counterbalancing the difference in ionic radius of the lanthanoid­(III) ion.…”

Size Control of Mesoscale Aqueous Assemblies of Quantum Dots and Block Copolymers by Huda Yusuf (2415730)

“…By increasing the initial polymer concentration or decreasing the rate of water addition for a constant blend composition, larger QDCM particles are obtained. …”

Size Control of Mesoscale Aqueous Assemblies of Quantum Dots and Block Copolymers by Huda Yusuf (2415730)

“…By increasing the initial polymer concentration or decreasing the rate of water addition for a constant blend composition, larger QDCM particles are obtained. …”

Size Control of Mesoscale Aqueous Assemblies of Quantum Dots and Block Copolymers by Huda Yusuf (2415730)

“…By increasing the initial polymer concentration or decreasing the rate of water addition for a constant blend composition, larger QDCM particles are obtained. …”

Temporal changes in avian community composition in lowland conifer habitats at the southern edge of the boreal zone in the Adirondack Park, NY by Michale J. Glennon (7274009)

“…(2) how is avian community composition changing differently across sites, and (3) what distinguishes sites which are retaining boreal birds to a higher degree than other sites? Our analysis revealed that (1) boreal species appear to exhibit the largest changes in occupancy among our study locations as compared to the larger avian community, (2) dynamics of community change are not uniform across sites and habitat structure may play an important role in driving observed changes, and (3) the particular characteristics of large open peatlands may allow them to serve as refugia for boreal species in the context of climate change.…”

NDPK inhibits exocytosis. by Sarah J. Annesley (202479)

“…A linear function was fitted in C.</p>…”

Supplementary Material for: Online Tool (Brain Assessment) for the Detection of Cognitive Function Changes during Aging by Satoh M. (7427648)

“…<b><i>Conclusion:</i></b> The BA can be easily taken online using a PC, and its scores linearly declined with normal aging. …”

Stimulus dependent induction of LTP in BLA principal neurons. by Chenchen Li (341873)

“…Note the large decrease (P <0.05) immediately post-stim, indicating the presynaptic component of post-tetanic-potentiation. * P<0.05. …”

Counterterrorism and society: the contradiction of the surveillance state – understanding the relationship among communities, state authorities, and society by Joshua Skoczylis (17167426)

“…<p>In Liberal democracies the relationship between communities, authorities and by the extension the political establishment and broader society, to a large extend determines the success of counter terrorism operations. …”

(I)mmobility and the pandemic in Haitian landscapes by Handerson Joseph (10397238)

“…<p></p><p>Abstract The mobility is constitutive of the Haitian landscapes, in the national territory and in the diaspora. For decades, a large part of the population has been moving on local, national and transnational scales to seek a better life and to contribute to the economic and emotional care of the people who stay. …”

Post-vaccination changes in anti-glycan antibodies. by Christopher T. Campbell (462105)

“…As indicated by the arrows, Manα1-6Manβ had the most number of antibody changes, OSM had the largest increase in antibody levels, and LeY had the largest decrease. The dashed horizontal line marks the macaque with the large decline in anti-LeY IgM levels, and the solid line indicates the macaque with the largest OSM increase.…”

Diagram of distribution and putative role of the eight identified archetypes in the hippocampal circuitry, and their temporal evolution in the early postnatal period. by Francisco J. Sancho-Bielsa (121295)

“…<i>B,</i> Relative frequency distributions at P0, P3, P6, P10, P14 and P34 which show a moderate increase of globoid neurons and a simultaneous decrease of small horizontals.…”

Cryptic antisense transcripts in CAF-1 complex mutants. by Harm van Bakel (32951)

“…Four strains (<i>rpa190-tet</i>, <i>rpb2-tet</i>, <i>rrn3-tet</i>, <i>bdp1-tet</i>) were excluded from the analysis as the large decrease in gene expression and/or global changes in total RNA composition in these strains made them unsuitable to our tiling array normalization procedure. …”