RSNA and HR responses to hypotension with an intravenous injection of SNP in conscious and anesthetized rats. by Lingling Sun (310915)

“…Values are expressed as the mean <u>+</u>SEM. N.D.; data were not obtained because SAP did not decrease by 60 mmHg in conscious rats. …”

Presentation1_Altered coronary artery function, arteriogenesis and endothelial YAP signaling in postnatal hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.pdf by Paulina Langa (526994)

“…<p>Introduction: Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a cardiovascular genetic disease caused largely by sarcomere protein mutations. …”

Relationship between endangered status and the most important predictors for herbaceous perennials. by Haydée Hernández-Yáñez (12126914)

“…Trendlines are based on a linear regression of the raw data points and show mean age at maturation decreases with risk, while mean juvenile survival increases with extinction risk. …”

Survival of mussels exposed to ZnO ENPs. by Shannon K. Hanna (403288)

“…The impact of ZnO ENP concentration on survival varied as a function of size (two-way ANOVA: F_{4, 30} = 13.84; <i>p</i><0.0001) but is decreased only in the presence of 2 mg l⁻¹ ZnO ENPs and is lower for small mussels than large (Tukey HSD: <i>p</i><0.001). …”

Within-host model fitness and equilibrium viral load. by Harriet Longley (22756119)

“…We explore a range of values of <i>m</i> (ranging 10 to 400 in increments of 10), with the corresponding fitness cost of a mutation reducing on a log-linear scale as <i>m</i> increases. …”

Experimental Validation with In Silico Gene Deletions by Osbaldo Resendis-Antonio (80182)

“…<p>The effects that mutations have on symbiotic nitrogen fixation was evaluated using linear (FBA) and quadratic (MOMA) programming [<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.0030192#pcbi-0030192-b035" target="_blank">35</a>]. …”

Activity traces and changes in individual β-galactosidase molecules between heat pulses. by Marcin J. Rojek (511810)

“…Negative values correspond to a decrease in the activity and positive values correspond to an increase in the activity after a heat pulse. …”

Relation between Off-task ratings and Mood. by Florence J. M. Ruby (475842)

“…When t₀ Mood was high (right panel), t₀ off-task focus was linked to a decrease in t₁ Mood. Data was plotted following a median split on t₀ Mood. …”

Average distribution of the 27 non-zero singular values associated with the ensemble of 1000 matrices all obtained using the same . <i>x</i>-axis is the index <i>n</i>, <i>y</i>-ax... by Paul K. Newton (324440)

“…<p>Data points (open circles) indicate the sample average, with error bars showing the sample standard deviations. Line is a least squares curve fit through through showing linear decrease with exponent The 27 non-zero singular values reflect the fact that there are 27 entries in the steady-state target distribution for primary lung cancer. …”

Heat map of differentially regulated amino acids and derivatives. by Charmion I. Cruickshank-Quinn (595143)

“…Blue represents a decrease in mean metabolite abundance, and yellow/beige represents an increase in mean metabolite abundance.…”

The effectiveness of various treatment combinations for Model 1. by Lora Billings (441260)

“…<p>A plot of the mean time to disease extinction, years, vs. the fraction of infected treated, , for different treatment frequencies, year⁻¹. …”

Heat map of differentially regulated steroids and derivatives. by Charmion I. Cruickshank-Quinn (595143)

“…Blue represents a decrease in mean metabolite abundance, and yellow/beige represents an increase in mean metabolite abundance.…”

Behavioral sleep and automated scoring in the Argentine tegu (<i>S</i>. <i>merianae</i>). by Paul-Antoine Libourel (561599)

“…Representation over 24 h of the time spent inside (black bars) the shelter for each of the five animals recorded (top); mean ± SEM (line and gray zone) percentage of awakenings induced by a sensory stimulation made every hour (<i>n</i> = 5 animals); the mean ± SEM number of eye movements per hour; the mean ± SEM heart rate per hour. …”

Monodisperse Stimuli-Responsive Colloidosomes by Self-Assembly of Microgels in Droplets by Rhutesh K. Shah (2321935)

“…We introduce a novel and versatile technique to fabricate monodisperse stimuli-responsive colloidosomes using stimuli-responsive microgel particles as building blocks, aqueous droplets as templates, and microfluidic devices to control the assembly. …”

The change in oscillations with increasing DBS amplitude. by Nada Yousif (3626123)

“…In between, the activity gradually switches from one to the other, with an initial increase in frequency at low amplitudes, followed by a decrease in frequency as the amplitude increases further.…”

The Impact of Errors in Copy Number Variation Detection Algorithms on Association Results by Nathan E. Wineinger (170965)

“…We examined this effect for a wide range of scenarios and found a noticeable decrease in power for error rates typical of CNV calling algorithms. …”

Effects of degradation on the RNA size distribution for different RINs. by Benjamín Sigurgeirsson (535869)

“…<p>The large ribosomal RNA peaks, 18S and 28S, show a steady decrease with decreasing RIN and completely disappear for RIN 2. …”

Monodisperse Stimuli-Responsive Colloidosomes by Self-Assembly of Microgels in Droplets by Rhutesh K. Shah (2321935)

“…We introduce a novel and versatile technique to fabricate monodisperse stimuli-responsive colloidosomes using stimuli-responsive microgel particles as building blocks, aqueous droplets as templates, and microfluidic devices to control the assembly. …”

Example of rapid and excessive growth of lettuce (cv. Grand Rapids) and tomato (cv. Red Robin) roots over time. by Noah James Langenfeld (11662887)

“…There is a large variability among seedlings. Overplanting by a factor of at least two allows for selection of the most vigorous seedlings.…”

Data_Sheet_1_Fully Integrated PET/MR Imaging for the Assessment of the Relationship Between Functional Connectivity and Glucose Metabolic Rate.PDF by Lalith Kumar Shiyam Sundar (8622243)

“…Discussion: Measurement of functional connectivity within established brain networks did not provide a means to decrease the inter- or intrasubject variability of CMRGlc values. …”