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  1. 13581
    The effect tumor (A) oxyHb concentration, (B) tissue blood saturation, (C) <i>RBV</i>, and (D)<i>RBF</i> on the percent changes in <i>MRO</i><sub>2</sub>.

    The effect tumor (A) oxyHb concentration, (B) tissue blood saturation, (C) <i>RBV</i>, and (D)<i>RBF</i> on the percent changes in <i>MRO</i><sub>2</sub>. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  2. 13582
    OEC and O<sub>2</sub> offloading plot for various O<sub>2</sub> carrying species used in the simulations.

    OEC and O<sub>2</sub> offloading plot for various O<sub>2</sub> carrying species used in the simulations. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  3. 13583
    Artificial mouse tumor growth and resulting biophysical properties after 40 days of growth.

    Artificial mouse tumor growth and resulting biophysical properties after 40 days of growth. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  4. 13584
    Parameter variations for top-load and exchange infusion simulations of a non O<sub>2</sub> carrying control, 35:1 T-State PolyhHb, and R-State PolyhHb compared to baseline conditions.

    Parameter variations for top-load and exchange infusion simulations of a non O<sub>2</sub> carrying control, 35:1 T-State PolyhHb, and R-State PolyhHb compared to baseline conditio... by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  5. 13585
    PCA biplot for principal components 1 and 2 for the analysis of the human model.

    PCA biplot for principal components 1 and 2 for the analysis of the human model. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  6. 13586
    PCA biplot for principal components 1 and 2 of the mouse and human tumor model.

    PCA biplot for principal components 1 and 2 of the mouse and human tumor model. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  7. 13587
    Carbon−Sulfur Bond Formation via Alkene Addition to an Oxidized Ruthenium Thiolate

    Carbon−Sulfur Bond Formation via Alkene Addition to an Oxidized Ruthenium Thiolate by Craig A. Grapperhaus (1666657)

    Published 2007
    “…During oxidation, the absorption bands of <b>1b</b> at 540, 797, and 1041 nm decrease in intensity. The resulting complex <b>[2a]</b><b><sup>+</sup></b><sup></sup> displays a single redox couple at +804 mV. …”
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  8. 13588
    Model flow diagram.

    Model flow diagram. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  9. 13589
    PCA biplot for principal components 1 and 2 for the analysis of the mouse model.

    PCA biplot for principal components 1 and 2 for the analysis of the mouse model. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  10. 13590
    Changes in tumor vascular architecture and Hb/PolyhHb concentrations for the simulated PolyhHb enhanced infusion model.

    Changes in tumor vascular architecture and Hb/PolyhHb concentrations for the simulated PolyhHb enhanced infusion model. by Donald A. Belcher (4836420)

    Published 2020
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  11. 13591
    The terminal objective values as a function of <i>s</i><sub><i>network</i></sub> for the (left) U.S. election and (right) Gilets Jaunes datasets.

    The terminal objective values as a function of <i>s</i><sub><i>network</i></sub> for the (left) U.S. election and (right) Gilets Jaunes datasets. by Yen-Shao Chen (18264587)

    Published 2024
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  12. 13592
    Opinion distributions and mean shadow ban strength versus time under shadow banning control policies for different objective functions on a path network.

    Opinion distributions and mean shadow ban strength versus time under shadow banning control policies for different objective functions on a path network. by Yen-Shao Chen (18264587)

    Published 2024
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  13. 13593
    Self-Diffusive Properties of the Intrinsically Disordered Protein Histatin 5 and the Impact of Crowding Thereon: A Combined Neutron Spectroscopy and Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study

    Self-Diffusive Properties of the Intrinsically Disordered Protein Histatin 5 and the Impact of Crowding Thereon: A Combined Neutron Spectroscopy and Molecular Dynamics Simulation S... by Eric Fagerberg (6662456)

    Published 2022
    “…Intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) are proteins that, in comparison with globular/structured proteins, lack a distinct tertiary structure. Here, we use the model IDP, Histatin 5, for studying its dynamical properties under self-crowding conditions with quasi-elastic neutron scattering in combination with full atomistic molecular dynamics (MD) simulations. …”
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  14. 13594
    Graphical representation of a artificial <i>M<sub>cp</sub></i> matrix with random binary entries (same number of entries of the matrix of Fig. 1) after reordering of rows and columns by respectively decreasing <i>K<sub>c</sub></i> and <i>K<sub>p</sub></i> . It is clear that even after such a reordering the matrix does not acquire a triangular structure as instead empirical data show.

    Graphical representation of a artificial <i>M<sub>cp</sub></i> matrix with random binary entries (same number of entries of the matrix of Fig. 1) after reordering of rows and columns by respectively decreasing <i>K<sub>c</sub></i> and <i>K<sub>p</sub></i> .... by Matthieu Cristelli (149874)

    Published 2013
    “…<p>Graphical representation of a artificial <i>M<sub>cp</sub></i> matrix with random binary entries (same number of entries of the matrix of Fig. 1) after reordering of rows and columns by respectively decreasing <i>K<sub>c</sub></i> and <i>K<sub>p</sub></i> . …”
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  15. 13595
    Bi-stability decreases with increasing sequence distance from bridge proteins.

    Bi-stability decreases with increasing sequence distance from bridge proteins. by Tobias Sikosek (135058)

    Published 2012
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  16. 13596
    <i>S. aureus</i> transposon mutants showing increased or decreased hemolysis.

    <i>S. aureus</i> transposon mutants showing increased or decreased hemolysis. by Kellie Burnside (247478)

    Published 2010
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  17. 13597
    Extreme synaptic depression results in small-scale dynamics and decreased discrimination.

    Extreme synaptic depression results in small-scale dynamics and decreased discrimination. by Wesley P. Clawson (4053658)

    Published 2017
    “…<p>(<b>A</b>) Shown are results from our model with more extreme depression with <i>τ</i><sub><i>d</i></sub> decreased by a factor of 100 compared to the model results in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005574#pcbi.1005574.g006" target="_blank">Fig 6</a>. …”
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  18. 13598
    The brain’s GS fluctuation (standard deviation of GS) decreases with time of day.

    The brain’s GS fluctuation (standard deviation of GS) decreases with time of day. by Csaba Orban (8462997)

    Published 2020
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  19. 13599
    RAGE protein and mRNA levels are decreased after silica injury.

    RAGE protein and mRNA levels are decreased after silica injury. by Lasse Ramsgaard (351159)

    Published 2013
    “…(C–E) When split into the different isoforms only mRAGE showed a significant decrease in protein, while both xRAGE and sRAGE had a trend towards a decrease. …”
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  20. 13600
    Relationships between empty body lipid weight decrease and corrected amounts of pollutants excreted through faeces (faecal output–feed input) for TCDD (○, ●), and PCBs 153 (□, ■) and 126 (Δ, ▲) over a 57-day depuration period in ewes receiving a control well-fed and non-supplemented treatments (CTL: ○, □, Δ; <i>n</i> = 4), or an underfed and mineral oil supplemented treatment (UFMO: ●, ■, ▲; <i>n</i> = 5).

    Relationships between empty body lipid weight decrease and corrected amounts of pollutants excreted through faeces (faecal output–feed input) for TCDD (○, ●), and PCBs 153 (□, ■) and 126 (Δ, ▲) over a 57-day depuration period in ewes receiving a control well-fed and non-supplemented treatments (CTL: ○, □, Δ; <i>n</i> = 4), or an underfed and mineral oil supplemented treatment (UFMO: ●, ■, ▲; <i>n</i> = 5). by Sylvain Lerch (1494349)

    Published 2020
    “…<p>Relationships between empty body lipid weight decrease and corrected amounts of pollutants excreted through faeces (faecal output–feed input) for TCDD (○, ●), and PCBs 153 (□, ■) and 126 (Δ, ▲) over a 57-day depuration period in ewes receiving a control well-fed and non-supplemented treatments (CTL: ○, □, Δ; <i>n</i> = 4), or an underfed and mineral oil supplemented treatment (UFMO: ●, ■, ▲; <i>n</i> = 5).…”
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