Biocontrol of St John’s wort (<i>Hypericum perforatum</i>) provides huge ongoing benefits to New Zealand agriculture by Simon V. Fowler (3362648)

“…Biocontrol effectiveness increased linearly in our model from 1943 (when initial local defoliation occurred) to reach 99% control nationwide by 1993 (when SJW was no longer considered a significant agricultural weed). …”

Role of Spin Polarization and Dynamic Correlation in Singlet–Triplet Gap Inversion of Heptazine Derivatives by Daria Drwal (12558333)

“…Numerical results show that the quantitative effect of spin polarization decreases linearly with the increasing highest occupied molecular orbital–lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (HOMO–LUMO) exchange integral. …”

Simvastatin improved neurological deficit of MCAO rats. by Minxia Zhu (295035)

“…<p>Statistical analysis of behavior scores, a significantly decreased neurological deficit as a functional outcome observed in sim+MCAO group when compared with that in MCAO and vehicle+MCAO group; values expressed as means ± SEM of 8 rats; ##<i>P</i><0.01, sim+MCAO <i>vs</i>. …”

Image_1_Adult conspecific density affects Janzen-Connell patterns by modulating the recruitment exclusion zones.pdf by Giuliano Bonanomi (686637)

“…However, if NF is strong the JC frequency suddenly decreases in stands with a continuous conspecific cover likely as a result of progressive expansion of the exclusion zone surrounding all trees in closed forest stands. …”

Image_2_Adult conspecific density affects Janzen-Connell patterns by modulating the recruitment exclusion zones.pdf by Giuliano Bonanomi (686637)

“…However, if NF is strong the JC frequency suddenly decreases in stands with a continuous conspecific cover likely as a result of progressive expansion of the exclusion zone surrounding all trees in closed forest stands. …”

Image_3_Adult conspecific density affects Janzen-Connell patterns by modulating the recruitment exclusion zones.pdf by Giuliano Bonanomi (686637)

“…However, if NF is strong the JC frequency suddenly decreases in stands with a continuous conspecific cover likely as a result of progressive expansion of the exclusion zone surrounding all trees in closed forest stands. …”

Figure S5 from Targeting AKT with Oridonin Inhibits Growth of Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma <i>In Vitro</i> and Patient-Derived Xenografts <i>In Vivo</i> by Mengqiu Song (8858807)

“…<p>The bioactivity of 5-FU or cisplatin alone against ESCC cells. (A) 5-FU or cisplatin alone decreased cell proliferation in a concentration- dependent manner in KYSE450 and KYSE410 ESCC cells. …”

Pain evaluation in newborns using the Neonatal Facial Activity Coding scale during blood gases analysis by Isis de Oliveira Pinheiro (10477598)

“…METHODS: This was an exploratory, descriptive and cross-sectional study with 26 newborns submitted to blood gases analysis and admitted to a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Data were collected in April and May 2010, by means of an identification form and physiological changes presented by newborns before and during the procedure. …”

Microcirculatory measurement of oxygenation, flow and relative hemoglobin amount in the tourniquet and operative clamping model. by Marius Drysch (6261050)

“…(B) Microvascular flow was significantly decreased at a force of 0.2 N and upwards compared to the control as well as in the operative technique (bar). …”

J147 Improves Learning and Short-Term Spatial Memory. by Qi Chen (144168)

“…J147 treatment decreased both soluble Aβ_1–40 and Aβ_1–42 levels. …”

Suppl. Fig. 4 by Rodrigo Manjarin (7849055)

“…Values in Fig. A & D are least square means ± SE, and <i>P-</i>values were adjusted for multiple testing with Tukey´s post hoc test. …”

IL-25 induced α-SMA, fibronectin and MMPs expressions via IL-17RB dependent pathways in NPDFs. by Soo-Kyoung Park (4329868)

“…<p>Knock down of IL-17RB by IL-17RB siRNA decreased IL-25-induced a-SMA, fibronectin and MMPs expression in NPDFs (A, B, C, D, E). …”

Image_1_Frequency-Resolved Dynamic Functional Connectivity Reveals Scale-Stable Features of Connectivity-States.PDF by Markus Goldhacker (5449673)

“…In general, we find that MEMD is capable of generating time courses to perform frdFC and we discover that the structure of connectivity-states is robust over frequency scales and even becomes more evident with decreasing frequency. This scale-stability varies with the number of extracted clusters when applying k-means. …”

Table_1_Case report: One pediatric liver-transplant recipient with SARS-CoV-2 infection suffering unexplained mixed acidosis.pdf by Lianhu Yu (14326539)

“…Considering that immunosuppressants may cause metabolic acidosis, dose of CsA was decreased and MMF was discontinued.</p>Results<p>However, liquid replacement therapy and decreased CsA dose cannot improve the condition. …”

Clioquinol reduced TSQ intensity after seizure. by Jin Hee Kim (222438)

“…<p>(A) TSQ fluorescence image in the dentate granule cell layer 1 week after sham-operated or seizure-experienced rats. …”

Activity of mice during CR. by Gino Boily (88104)

“…Animals were 5–7 months old at the beginning of CR. Means and standard errors are represented. The activity of CR normal mice increased with time whereas that of AL controls decreased. …”

Nuclear Factor Erythroid 2 canonical pathway. by Katarina Fredriksson (269501)

“…Red (and pink) means significantly increased gene expression and blue decreased. …”

Rapamycin increases autophagy in brains of PDAPP mice. by Patricia Spilman (365919)

“…<b>b, g and i</b>, quantitative analyses. <b>a and b</b>, LC3-II levels are decreased in hippocampi of rapamycin-treated transgenic PDAPP mice (*, <i>P</i> = 0.0009), but not in hippocampi of rapamycin-treated non-transgenic littermates. …”

Progestin effects on xenograft vessel density and area. by Jacqueline F. Donoghue (172518)

“…(A) Blood vessel density and (B) lymphatic vessel density of untreated (E only) and treated (MPA) xenografts. …”

Antioxidant enzymatic defense in hippocampi of mice undergoing 2- or 4-mo moderate treadmill running. by Stefano Falone (301445)

“…Sedentary aging increased the tSOD activity (S4 vs S2, panel a), but decreased both the CAT activity (S4 vs S2, panel b) (panel b) and the CAT/tSOD ratio (S4 vs S2) (panel c). 2-mo running reduced the CAT specific activity (E2 vs S2) and the CAT/tSOD ratio (E2 vs S2) (panels b and c, respectively), while 2-mo exercise did not change the tSOD activity (E2 vs S2) (panel a). 4-mo running decreased specific activities of both tSOD and CAT (E4 vs S4) (panels a and b, respectively), without changing the CAT/tSOD ratio (panel c). …”