Shotgun Ecotoxicoproteomics of <i>Daphnia pulex</i>: Biochemical Effects of the Anticancer Drug Tamoxifen by Myriam Borgatta (1696387)

“…Considering both time points and tested concentrations, 189 proteins showed a significant fold change. The identity of regulated proteins suggested a decrease in translation, an increase in protein degradation and changes in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism as the major effects of the drug. …”

Properties of evolved FUS PLD. by Simon M. Lichtinger (11326846)

“…<b>(C)</b> Comparison of the pair correlation function <i>g</i>(<i>r</i>) before and after evolving FUS with a genetic algorithm towards a larger phase diagram width. …”

Effects of signalling tax evasion on redistribution and voting preferences: Evidence from the Panama Papers by Laila Ait Bihi Ouali (8555562)

“…This change in wealth redistribution preferences is likely to have been translated into a slight change in votes. The results suggest an increase in stated voting intentions for the left and a decrease for the right. …”

The characteristics of the US data and how it influences our model design. by Hanxin Zhang (4280524)

“…We can see that the healthy population joined and left our data earlier than the unhealthy one. Thus, if we fit a simple linear regression model, the result may lead us to conclude that there is an upward trend of DR. …”

Regional and topographic growth variation among 45-year-old clonal plantations of <i>Cryptomeria japonica</i>: effects of genotype and phenotypic plasticity by Tsutomu Enoki (9289571)

“…Plasticity was observed at both regional and topographic scales and cultivars with higher plasticity generally grew larger. The result of our study suggested that genotypes with greater phenotypic plasticity may possess greater acclimation potential, enabling them to grow well under a wide range of environmental conditions.…”

Mean unfolding stability versus misfolding stability for neutrality exponent (non-neutral regime). by Raul Mendez (80807)

“…<p>The sets of points joined with solid lines correspond to constant GC usage, between (largest ) and (largest ). grows and decreases with . …”

Elevated Ca²⁺ entry through VGCCs increases the EPSC amplitude and accelerates synaptic depression. by Yvonne Schwarz (7406756)

“…<p>(A) Representative EPSC recordings of a wt neuron (20 Hz, 40 AP/2 s) before and after TEA application (300 μM). …”

Influence of orbital morphology on proptosis reduction and ocular motility after decompression surgery in patients with Graves’ orbitopathy - Fig 3 by Michael Oeverhaus (5709628)

“…<p>Preoperative CT scan of a patient with a deep ethmoidal cavity, with a high amount of tissue prolapse postoperatively <b>(A-B)</b> Linear regression showed a significant correlation between postoperative abduction deficit and tissue prolapse <b>(C)</b>, as exemplary shown in this postoperative images during left and right gaze <b>(D-E)</b>. …”

Schematic diagram showing the feedback loops governing the prices <i>x</i>(<i>t</i>) and <i>z</i>(<i>t</i>) for the model (1) of [10]. by Damian Smug (5040890)

“…A larger stock price is also assumed to feedback positively on itself (term <i>e</i>^{−<i>bxz</i>} with <i>b</i> > 0).…”

Chemical Wave Propagation Preserved on an Inhibitory Field in the Ruthenium-Catalyzed Belousov–Zhabotinsky Reaction by Satoshi Nakata (541692)

“…The divided chemical waves then coalesced at <i>W</i> = <i>W</i>_β with a decrease in <i>W</i>. <i>W</i>_α was larger than <i>W</i>_β, i.e., hysteresis on the width of the inhibitory field was observed between the division and coalescence of the chemical wave. …”

Chemical Wave Propagation Preserved on an Inhibitory Field in the Ruthenium-Catalyzed Belousov–Zhabotinsky Reaction by Satoshi Nakata (541692)

“…The divided chemical waves then coalesced at <i>W</i> = <i>W</i>_β with a decrease in <i>W</i>. <i>W</i>_α was larger than <i>W</i>_β, i.e., hysteresis on the width of the inhibitory field was observed between the division and coalescence of the chemical wave. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Electrochemical and Microbiological Characterization of Bioanode Communities Exhibiting Variable Levels of Startup Activity.PDF by Juan F. Ortiz-Medina (6196658)

“…The factors driving bioanode formation and their variability during startup remain unclear, leading to a lack of effective strategies to initiate larger-scale systems. …”

Indirect Effects of Conservation Policies on the Coupled Human-Natural Ecosystem of the Upper Gulf of California by Hem Nalini Morzaria-Luna (142922)

“…Bycatch of sea lions, sea turtles, and totoaba decreased > 80% in shrimp driftnets and at least 20% in finfish gillnet fleets under spatial management. …”

The Environment Affects Epistatic Interactions to Alter the Topology of an Empirical Fitness Landscape by Kenneth M. Flynn (399363)

“…Here we examine how the environment influences epistasis by determining the interactions between the same mutations in two alternative environments, selected from among 1,920 screened environments, that produced the largest increase or decrease in fitness of the most derived genotype. …”

Whole-Brain Analyses of the Local Gyrification Index (lGI) during Adolescence. by Daniel Klein (509727)

“…Right panel: right hemisphere from lateral (up), medial (middle), frontal (left bottom) and occipital (right bottom) view. Blue colors indicate a significant decrease of lGI-values with increasing age, whereas warmer colors are coded for an increase in lGI. …”

Electrical reduction of PPy(DBS) caused alterations in polymer surface properties, leading to impaired cell viability. by Vanessa Lundin (224979)

“…Reduction of the polymer with live cells led to an even larger decrease in cell viability. The scale bar represents 200 µm. …”

Table_1_Age-Related Changes in the Perception of Emotions in Speech: Assessing Thresholds of Prosody and Semantics Recognition in Noise for Young and Older Adults.pdf by Yehuda I. Dor (12452115)

“…Results indicated that: (1). recognition thresholds were better for young over older adults, suggesting an age-related general decrease across channels; (2). recognition thresholds were better for prosody over semantics, suggesting a prosodic advantage; (3). importantly, the prosodic advantage in thresholds did not differ between age groups (thus a sensory source for age-related differences in spoken-emotions processing was not supported); and (4). larger failures of selective attention were found for older adults than for young adults, indicating that older adults experienced larger difficulties in inhibiting irrelevant information. …”

Video5_The Lateral Epidermis Actively Counteracts Pulling by the Amnioserosa During Dorsal Closure.MOV by Zhiyi Lv (11800844)

“…Non-muscle myosin II-driven constriction in the amnioserosa leads to a decrease in the apical surface area and pulls on the adjacent lateral epidermis, which subsequently moves dorsally. …”

Video7_The Lateral Epidermis Actively Counteracts Pulling by the Amnioserosa During Dorsal Closure.MOV by Zhiyi Lv (11800844)

“…Non-muscle myosin II-driven constriction in the amnioserosa leads to a decrease in the apical surface area and pulls on the adjacent lateral epidermis, which subsequently moves dorsally. …”

Video1_The Lateral Epidermis Actively Counteracts Pulling by the Amnioserosa During Dorsal Closure.MOV by Zhiyi Lv (11800844)

“…Non-muscle myosin II-driven constriction in the amnioserosa leads to a decrease in the apical surface area and pulls on the adjacent lateral epidermis, which subsequently moves dorsally. …”