Table_1_Early apixaban administration considering the size of infarction and functional outcome in acute ischemic stroke.DOCX by Min Hwan Lee (1657279)

“…Background and purpose<p>Atrial fibrillation-related stroke (AF-stroke) is associated with an adverse prognosis, characterized by a high incidence of progression, recurrence, and hemorrhagic transformation. …”

Machine Learning Enabled Computational Screening of Inorganic Solid Electrolytes for Suppression of Dendrite Formation in Lithium Metal Anodes by Zeeshan Ahmad (31617)

“…The machine-learning models are trained on purely structural features of the material, which do not require any first-principles calculations. We train a graph convolutional neural network on the shear and bulk moduli because of the availability of a large training data set with low noise due to low uncertainty in their first-principles-calculated values. …”

Sensitivity of simulated pathogen diversity to host lifespan and environmental transmission. by Benjamin Roche (84064)

“…The <i>z</i>-axis corresponds to the mean antigenic diversity over the 40-y period. A decrease in environmental uptake rate (<i>x</i>-axis) dramatically reduces mean antigenic diversity (average of the number of strains) and switches the phylogenetic pattern from one that depicts broad coexistence to an immune escape profile. …”

Damage of the eGC in sepsis. by Anne Wiesinger (487509)

“…<div><p>LPS challenge <i>in </i><i>vivo</i> led to a decrease in eGC thickness (A) and stiffness (B). …”

Fluid–structure interaction study on the performance of flexible articulated caudal fin by Bo Liu (127343)

“…It is seen that the medium flexible–medium flexible case exhibits a striking performance. When the hinge stiffness decreases, its mean thrust force increases and possesses larger amplitude while the forces of other cases decrease. …”

Effects of CRH on steroidogenic gene expression in GD15 mouse testis. by Erin N. McDowell (125146)

“…Eight to twenty-one samples/group were exposed for 24 hours <i>in vitro</i> to varying concentrations of CRH and/or 10 µM of antagonist. mRNA levels were determined by Taqman-based qRT-PCR. Mean ±SD shown for all data. a indicates no significant change between treated samples and vehicle samples. b indicates a significant increase (p-value <0.05) between treated and vehicle samples. c indicates a significant decrease (p-value <0.05) between samples exposed only to 10 nM CRH and samples exposed to 10 nM CRH and 10 µM CRH antagonist. …”

<i>DDI1/2</i>-deficient effects on the rapamycin-responsive signaling to Nrf1 and proteasome. by Keli Liu (5937368)

“…The results were shown as fold changes (mean ± S.D. n = 3×3) with a significant decrease (*, <i>p</i><0.01) relative to control values. …”

Frequency distributions of the <i>γ</i> values for the parameter sets that yield circadian oscillation. by Kazuhiro Maeda (182174)

“…<p>The frequency distributions of the quantitative balance between <i>X</i> and <i>Y</i> loops (<i>γ</i>) were simulated, while changing the kinetic symmetry (<i>ρ</i>): <i>ρ</i>≥99 (cross), <i>ρ</i> = 1 (circle), <i>ρ</i> = 0.1 (square), <i>ρ</i> = 0.01 (diamond). A decrease in <i>ρ</i> increases the kinetic symmetry. …”

Future patterns of range size changes across increasing levels of climate change in which species can move. by Scott R. Loarie (89657)

“…<p>(A - D) Percent geometric mean change in range size (Future/Present with colors stretched from a <-10% decrease to a >10% increase). …”

Morphological characteristics, training status and race time of the participants. by Juan Del Coso (312072)

“…</p><p>(*) Different from runners with a pronounced decrease in running pace, at <i>P</i><0.05.…”

Univariate time series forecasting properties of random forests by Hristos Tyralis (3795271)

“…A possible explanation of this result is that increasing the number of lagged variables decreases the length of the training set and simultaneously decreases the information exploited from the original time series during the model fitting phase. …”

NHR-31 promotes expression of numerous genes encoding subunits of the vacuolar ATPase. by Annett Hahn-Windgassen (262120)

“…In each confocal image, the middle region of a posterior excretory cell canal is shown. RNAi of all four genes yielded excretory cells punctuated by abnormally shaped and large varicosities.…”

Data for "Irreversible phytoplankton community shifts over Subpolar North Atlantic in response to CO₂ forcing" by Dong-Geon Lee (17274778)

“…Consequently, the downsizing of the phytoplankton community indicates a large reduction in the ocean’s biological carbon export capacity.…”

Proton Transfer and Structure-Specific Fluorescence in Hydrogen Bond-Rich Protein Structures by Dorothea Pinotsi (1305144)

“…Protein structures which form fibrils have recently been shown to absorb light at energies in the near UV range and to exhibit a structure-specific fluorescence in the visible range even in the absence of aromatic amino acids. …”

1,4-Naphthalenediyl-Bridged Molecular Gyrotops: Rotation of the Rotor and Fluorescence in Solution by Yohei Nishiyama (1507840)

“…The activation energies for rotation in solution were found to decrease with increasing size of the cage. Therefore, a rotational barrier can be designed by adjusting the length of the side chains in these molecular gyrotops. …”

Summary ANOVA and Tukey post hoc results for all performance metrics across all obstacles. by Rachel V. Vitali (4598128)

“…The gray scale for both symbols (circles and triangles) indicate the effect size defined in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0214008#pone.0214008.t002" target="_blank">Table 2</a> (white = small effect size, gray = medium effect size, black = large effect size).…”

Villacreses et al - Supplemental Figures.pptx by Raul Villacreses (19166194)

“…We quantified proton secretion during the addition of an alkaline test solutions by measuring changes in a pH dependent fluorescent dye generated by porcine small airway epithelia in the absence and presence of bafilomycin A1. …”

Proton Transfer and Structure-Specific Fluorescence in Hydrogen Bond-Rich Protein Structures by Dorothea Pinotsi (1305144)

“…Protein structures which form fibrils have recently been shown to absorb light at energies in the near UV range and to exhibit a structure-specific fluorescence in the visible range even in the absence of aromatic amino acids. …”

Proton Transfer and Structure-Specific Fluorescence in Hydrogen Bond-Rich Protein Structures by Dorothea Pinotsi (1305144)

“…Protein structures which form fibrils have recently been shown to absorb light at energies in the near UV range and to exhibit a structure-specific fluorescence in the visible range even in the absence of aromatic amino acids. …”

1,4-Naphthalenediyl-Bridged Molecular Gyrotops: Rotation of the Rotor and Fluorescence in Solution by Yohei Nishiyama (1507840)

“…The activation energies for rotation in solution were found to decrease with increasing size of the cage. Therefore, a rotational barrier can be designed by adjusting the length of the side chains in these molecular gyrotops. …”