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    There is a non-linear relationship between <i>FOXO</i> expression and nutritional plasticity. by Hui Yuan Tang (196925)

    Published 2011
    “…<p>(A) A moderate increase in <i>FOXO</i> expression in the wing results in an increase in its nutritional plasticity, while a more substantial increase causes a decrease in its nutritional plasticity. …”
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    CAD performance is reliable for lesions larger than 1 ml. by Anika Thon (4509778)

    Published 2017
    “…The CAD-sensitivity increases and the number of FN decreases towards larger lesion volumes: (sensitivity % / FNR %) 27.27/31.37 for 0–0.5ml lesions, 53.33/18.42 for 0.5–1.0ml lesions and 80.00/13.33% for lesions larger than 1.0ml. …”
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    Capturing the Transient Microstructure of a Physically Assembled Gel Subjected to Temperature and Large Deformation by Rosa Maria Badani Prado (11501833)

    Published 2021
    “…Here, we report the real-time change in the structure of physically assembled triblock copolymer gels that consist of 10 and 20 wt % of poly­(styrene)–poly­(isoprene)–poly­(styrene) [PS–PI–PS] triblock copolymer in mineral oil (i) during the gelation process with decreasing temperature, (ii) subjected to large oscillatory deformation, and (iii) during the stress-relaxation process after the application of a step strain. …”
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    Capturing the Transient Microstructure of a Physically Assembled Gel Subjected to Temperature and Large Deformation by Rosa Maria Badani Prado (11501833)

    Published 2021
    “…Here, we report the real-time change in the structure of physically assembled triblock copolymer gels that consist of 10 and 20 wt % of poly­(styrene)–poly­(isoprene)–poly­(styrene) [PS–PI–PS] triblock copolymer in mineral oil (i) during the gelation process with decreasing temperature, (ii) subjected to large oscillatory deformation, and (iii) during the stress-relaxation process after the application of a step strain. …”
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