Factors influencing cognitive response. by Yang Li (7082)

“…And older drivers slowed down and turned earlier at signal-controlled intersections. From a spatial perspective, older drivers experienced a decrease in speed before entering the two intersections, followed by a sustained increase in speed and steering wheel cornerings. …”

Speed variation at signal intersections (Time). by Yang Li (7082)

“…And older drivers slowed down and turned earlier at signal-controlled intersections. From a spatial perspective, older drivers experienced a decrease in speed before entering the two intersections, followed by a sustained increase in speed and steering wheel cornerings. …”

Selection of covariance types. by Yang Li (7082)

“…And older drivers slowed down and turned earlier at signal-controlled intersections. From a spatial perspective, older drivers experienced a decrease in speed before entering the two intersections, followed by a sustained increase in speed and steering wheel cornerings. …”

Fig 2 - by Anna M. Gooch (16877409)

“…The highly significant r-squared values for the observed linear decrease in gene expression as a function of PDLs are provided in <b><a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0290460#pone.0290460.t004" target="_blank">Table 4</a></b>.…”

Identification of 5-FU-sensitizing genes. by Tomohiko Sakabe (282459)

“…<p>(A) Determination of a 5-FU concentration sufficient to decrease cell viability in HepG2 cells, which were treated with various concentrations of 5-FU for 72 h. …”

Environment-Dependent EBOV Viability Decay and Half-lives in Dried Human Whole Blood. by Michael Schuit (2155819)

“…<p>(A-C) The surface-specific decrease in EBOV/Mak-C05 viability in dried blood was measured at (A) 22°C/17% RH for 72 h, (B) 22°C/41% RH for 96 h, or (C) 28°C/90% RH for 240 h. …”

Diadinoxanthin (Ddx) concentration and de-epoxidation state (DES). by Benjamin Schellenberger Costa (461158)

“…O: no significant difference between WT and aureochrome 1a silenced strain; −: significant decrease in aureochrome 1a silenced strain compared to WT; +: significant increase in aureochrome 1a silenced strain compared to WT.…”

Side effects of intraoral devices for OSAS treatment by Andressa Otranto de Britto Teixeira (12814852)

“…Objectives: To evaluate the changes in dental positioning caused by the continuous use of mandibular advancement devices. Methods: A prospective longitudinal study with a sample of 15 patients, with evaluation of complete documentation after a mean time of 6.47 months, assessed changes in dental positioning due to the use of the Twin Block oral device for the treatment of patients with apnea. …”

The majority of spatial information in astrocytes and neurons is genuine spatial information that cannot be explained by tuning to visual cues. by Sebastiano Curreli (12192031)

“…<p><b>(A, B)</b> Fraction of astrocytic (A) and neuronal (B) ROIs encoding reliable spatial information showing a significant decrease in their information content when position is shuffled within visual cues. …”

<i>Drosophila</i> increase activity in the presence of pantropical jumping spiders and moving mock spiders. by Miguel de la Flor (4278289)

“…Both activity and P++ decrease as the fly habituates to the novel arena boundary [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0180749#pone.0180749.ref022" target="_blank">22</a>, <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0180749#pone.0180749.ref023" target="_blank">23</a>]. …”

Calcium channel blockers, isradipine and nimodipine, prevent abnormalities in spontaneous IPSCs of DG granule cells caused by amyloid pathology in the EC. by Hamid Gholami Pourbadie (692631)

“…<p>A, amplitude of spontaneous IPSCs increased in the EC-Aβ (lower trace) in contrast with the control (upper trace) neurons and there is a significant decrease in monoexponential decay time constant (fast inactivated) compared to the control cells (right plot, p < 0.05). …”

DataSheet1_Loss of filamentous actin, tight junction protein expression, and paracellular barrier integrity in frataxin-deficient human brain microvascular endothelial cells—implic... by Frances M. Smith (17770776)

“…This was consistent with decreased transendothelial electrical resistance (TEER) and increased paracellular tracer flux during early barrier formation. shFXN hBMVEC start with only 67% barrier integrity of the controls, and flux a paracellular tracer at 800% of physiological levels.…”

DataSheet_1_Including Volume Effects in Biological Treatment Plan Optimization for Carbon Ion Therapy: Generalized Equivalent Uniform Dose-Based Objective in TRiP98.pdf by Marco Battestini (12268814)

“…The multi-field optimization problem here takes also into account the relative biological effectiveness (RBE), which in the case of ion beams is not factorizable and introduces strong non-linearity. We implemented the gEUD-based optimization in TRiP98, allowing us to control the whole dose–volume histogram (DVH) shape of OAR with a single objective by adjusting the prescribed gEUD₀ and the volume effect parameter a, reducing the volume receiving dose levels close to mean dose when a = 1 (large volume effect) while close to maximum dose for a >> 1 (small volume effect), depending on the organ type considered. …”

Sliding Friction of Amorphous Asperities on Crystalline Substrates: Scaling with Contact Radius and Substrate Thickness by Joseph M. Monti (9673650)

“…For bulk systems, we find an exponential decrease of the large <i>a</i> frictional stress and 1/λ with increasing <i>G</i>/τ₀. …”

Sliding Friction of Amorphous Asperities on Crystalline Substrates: Scaling with Contact Radius and Substrate Thickness by Joseph M. Monti (9673650)

“…For bulk systems, we find an exponential decrease of the large <i>a</i> frictional stress and 1/λ with increasing <i>G</i>/τ₀. …”

feature parameters by CHIN-CHENG CHU (20718575)

“…Pearson correlation fell sharply from 0.049 ± 0.227 to –0.062 ± 0.201 (p = 0.002), highlighting a pronounced breakdown of linear coupling across axes. …”

THP/C3b ELISA. by Diana C. J. Rhodes (4268470)

“…<p>(A) Plot of mean ± SD of absorbance of readings in duplicate wells indicating binding of various concentrations of C3b to THP-coated wells (solid circles) or uncoated wells (open circles). …”

Video_1_Tubing-Free Microfluidic Microtissue Culture System Featuring Gradual, in vivo-Like Substance Exposure Profiles.AVI by Christian Lohasz (5825933)

“…Changes of the chip design or operation parameters enable to alter the dosing profile over a large range. Modulation of, e.g., the tilting angle, changes the slope of the dosing curves, so that concentration curves can be attained that resemble the pharmacokinetic characteristics of common substances in a human body. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Tubing-Free Microfluidic Microtissue Culture System Featuring Gradual, in vivo-Like Substance Exposure Profiles.pdf by Christian Lohasz (5825933)

“…Changes of the chip design or operation parameters enable to alter the dosing profile over a large range. Modulation of, e.g., the tilting angle, changes the slope of the dosing curves, so that concentration curves can be attained that resemble the pharmacokinetic characteristics of common substances in a human body. …”

Table_1_Microbiota signatures associated with invasive Candida albicans infection in the gastrointestinal tract of immunodeficient mice.xls by Jia-Ying Yan (2803072)

“…However, only the SC5314-infected mice developed ICA. A linear discriminate analysis of the temporal changes in the gut bacterial composition revealed Bacteroides vulgatus as a discriminative biomarker associated with SC5314-infected mice with ICA. …”