Majority-rule tree inferred from the combined data set of embalonurid bats through a partitioned Bayesian analysis. by Alejandro José Biganzoli-Rangel (15411862)

Increasing fractions of mobilized and static taxa in the microbial streamwater community, with a corresponding decrease in the fraction of diluted microbial taxa, detail the shift... by Dawn R. URycki (9659702)

Expression and functionality of efflux transporters. by Maj Schneider Thomsen (10297019)

Results of linear mixed effects models on incubation time, hatchling body mass and growth parameters, growth rate constant (K), asymptotic body mass (A) and inflection point (I) ca... by Henrik H. Berntsen (11767710)

Expression of tight junction proteins. by Maj Schneider Thomsen (10297019)

For experimental data, too, recording length has little effect on estimated total history dependence, but larger impact on the estimated information timescale. by Lucas Rudelt (4059505)

The microbiome composition differences in the infected and uninfected group as well as the log linear discriminant analysis (LDA) effect size quantifies the degree to which each li... by Xi-Meng Sun (17721428)

(A) Experimental timeline and (B) behavioural results (mean ± SEM) in Experiment 2 on the effect of adaptation to a decrease and to an increase in height of the ball drop. by Ana Tajadura-Jiménez (315994)

The Karolinska Sleepiness Scale (KSS) is a 9-point Likert scale, ranging from “extremely 1 = alert” to “9 = extremely sleepy–fighting sleep” [44]. by Marcel F. Hinss (14675457)

Linear mixed effects modeling parameter estimates of IgG antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 spike (full length spike, S) and neutralizing antibodies in nursing home residents—Georgia, Decemb... by Zeshan A. Chisty (18388200)

Testicular involution prior to sex change in gilthead seabream is characterized by a decrease in DMRT1 gene expression and by massive leukocyte infiltration-6 by Sergio Liarte (75701)

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Testicular involution prior to sex change in gilthead seabream is characterized by a decrease in DMRT1 gene expression and by massive leukocyte infiltration-0 by Sergio Liarte (75701)

“…<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "Testicular involution prior to sex change in gilthead seabream is characterized by a decrease in DMRT1 gene expression and by massive leukocyte infiltration"</p><p>http://www.rbej.com/content/5/1/20</p><p>Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology 2007;5():20-20.…”

Table_1_Loneliness as a mediation from social support leading to a decrease of health-related quality of life among PLWHIV.docx by Zhe Qian (509424)

“…The model showed loneliness as a mediation from social support leading to a decrease of HRQoL. …”

Table_2_Loneliness as a mediation from social support leading to a decrease of health-related quality of life among PLWHIV.docx by Zhe Qian (509424)

“…The model showed loneliness as a mediation from social support leading to a decrease of HRQoL. …”

Projection of ecological niche modeling under current conditions for <i>R</i>. <i>naso</i> considered as a whole. by Alejandro José Biganzoli-Rangel (15411862)

Linear predictive models show declining measures of autozygosity and F_ld. by Michael A. Nalls (113680)

“…These predictive models include decreasing (A) %ROH, (B) number of ROHs, (C) F_ld and the (D) average length of ROHs. …”

Distribution of Patient-centered care scores as a function of Time. by Thales Guardia de Barros (22216025)

Boxplot of Patient-centered care scores as a function of Time. by Thales Guardia de Barros (22216025)

Horizontal displacement curve of wall body, (a)The upper wall, (b)The lower wall. by Xuening Ma (17941131)

Cross-sectional area of the murine aorta linearly increases with increasing core body temperature by A. Colleen Crouch (4382188)

“…Cross-sectional area of the aorta increased significantly and linearly with temperature for all groups, but at a diminished rate for aged animals (<i>p</i> < 0.01; male and female: adult, 0.019 and 0.024 mm²/°C; aged, 0.017 and 0.011 mm²/°C). …”