Data Sheet 1_Predicting mortality in heart failure: BUN/creatinine ratio in MIMIC-III.csv by Changsen Zhu (20821991)

“…</p>Conclusions<p>Admission BCR values are non-linearly associated with mortality in heart failure patients, suggesting its utility as a prognostic tool in critical care.…”

Distribution of RNA-seq reads across CRPV genome. by Pengfei Jiang (282718)

“…No. JF303889.1) linearized at nt 7421 in one representative tissue sample (R4941) with a decreasing reads scale shown in the upper right corner. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Molecular Mechanics Study of Flow and Surface Influence in Ligand–Protein Association.PDF by Shivansh Kaushik (10775871)

“…When the xk263 diffusion flux increased, the effective xk263 concentration around HIVp, xk263–HIVp association time and binding probability decreased non-linearly regardless of interacting with the self-assembled monolayer surface or not. …”

Hepatitis E virus alters spermatozoa motility and morphology. by Kush K. Yadav (18585627)

“…PR–progressive motility of sperm (moving active, either linearly or in a circle, regardless of speed); NP–non-progressive motility (all other patterns of motility with absent progression. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Differences in nitrogen and phosphorus sinks between the harvest and non-harvest of Miscanthus lutarioriparius in the Dongting Lake wetlands.PDF by Zenghui Peng (2118727)

“…Similarly, except for the relative release index of nitrogen in the leaves, all the relative release indices decreased in the flood period. At the end of the in situ decomposition experiment, the relative release indices of both the nitrogen and phosphors were greater than zero, indicating that there was a net release of nitrogen and phosphorus. …”

Image1_To investigate the correlation between normal fetal biventricular myocardial function and gestational age using velocity vector imaging.jpeg by Min Hou (500737)

“…</p>Conclusion<p>In normal fetuses, the peak myocardial velocity of the biventricular segments showed a decreasing trend from the basal to the apical segment. …”

Centrosome growth by localised assembly and distributed disassembly. by Deb Sankar Banerjee (12890259)

“…<p>(A) Localized assembly around the centriole and disassembly throughout the pericentriolic matter generate a size-dependent disassembly rate which ensures robust size control. …”

Score of ultra-processed food consumption and its association with sociodemographic factors in the Brazilian National Health Survey, 2019 by Caroline dos Santos Costa (5942315)

“…After adjustment for confounders, the prevalence of consuming five or more subgroups of ultra-processed foods decreased linearly with age, increased linearly with wealth quintiles and it was higher in urban areas, in the Southeast and South regions (compared to the others) and in men. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”

Crystallization of Active Emulsion by Boris Kichatov (9609078)

“…Crystallization proceeds via condensation of droplets from the gas phase through the formation of liquid as an intermediate phase, which covers the crystal surface with a thin layer. Inside the liquid layer the bond-orientational order of droplets decreases from the crystal surface toward the gas phase. …”