Structure–Kinetics Correlations in Isostructural Crystals of α‑(<i>ortho</i>-Tolyl)-acetophenones: Pinning Down Electronic Effects Using Laser-Flash Photolysis in the Solid State... by Anoklase J.-L. Ayitou (1906648)

“…Notably, the rate for δ-hydrogen atom transfer of <b>1a</b> (2.7 × 10⁷ s^–1) in the crystalline phase is 18-fold larger than that of <b>1b</b> (1.5 × 10⁶ s^–1). …”

Pre-Roman improvements to agricultural production: Evidence from livestock husbandry in late prehistoric Italy by Angela Trentacoste (5916500)

“…Cattle and sheep increased incrementally in size prior to the Roman conquest in all regions considered; surprisingly, pigs continued to decrease in size throughout later prehistory. The incremental pace and pan-regional character of the size change in cattle and sheep suggests an internally motivated phenomenon rather than herd replacement with a new larger population, as might follow colonisation or conquest. …”

Enrichment and stability of synaptoneurosomes. by Celia Williams (265997)

“…<p>Microscopy: A) Nuclear contamination of the homogenate (2 µl smears) (DAPI fluorescence) decreases after sequential passage through mesh screens with B) the post- 10 µm screen synaptoneurosome pellet (100 µl volume) still retaining a few nuclei (Bar = 20 µm). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Acute stressors do not impair short-term memory or attention in an aged mouse model of amyloidosis.docx by Giuliana M. DiMarco (15456806)

“…Using the APPswe/PS1dE9 mouse model of amyloidosis, we assessed whether stressor exposure prior to testing differentially impaired cognitive performance of aged male and female mice. As part of a larger study, mice performed a delayed match-to-position (DMTP) or a 3-choice serial-reaction time (3CSRT) task. …”

Three Groups of Transposable Elements with Contrasting Copy Number Dynamics and Host Responses in the Maize (<i>Zea mays</i> ssp. <i>mays</i>) Genome by Concepcion M. Diez (553768)

“…In addition, the low copy retroelements encompassed a set of TEs that had previously been shown to decrease expression within a 24 nt siRNA biogenesis mutant (<i>mop1</i>). …”

Structure–Kinetics Correlations in Isostructural Crystals of α‑(<i>ortho</i>-Tolyl)-acetophenones: Pinning Down Electronic Effects Using Laser-Flash Photolysis in the Solid State... by Anoklase J.-L. Ayitou (1906648)

“…Notably, the rate for δ-hydrogen atom transfer of <b>1a</b> (2.7 × 10⁷ s^–1) in the crystalline phase is 18-fold larger than that of <b>1b</b> (1.5 × 10⁶ s^–1). …”

Artisanal Green Turtle, <i>Chelonia mydas</i>, Fishery of Caribbean Nicaragua: I. Catch Rates and Trends, 1991–2011 by Cynthia J. Lagueux (553022)

“…Explanations for the apparent discrepancy between the increasing trend at Tortuguero and decreasing catch rate trends in Nicaragua include: i) an increase in reproductive output, ii) insufficient time has passed to observe the impact of the fishery on the rookery due to a time lag, iii) changes in other segments of the population have not been detected since only nesting activity is monitored, iv) the expansive northern Nicaragua foraging ground may provide a refuge for a sufficient portion of the Tortuguero rookery, and/or v) a larger than expected contribution of non-Tortuguero rookeries occurring in Nicaragua turtle fishing areas. …”

Enzymatic activity comparison of RGD and SGD containing uricases. by Andrew C. Nyborg (3597386)

“…The rate (specific activity) of UA oxidation was calculated based on a linear decrease in absorbance. Solid lines represent Michaelis-Menten kinetic fits performed in Prism GraphPad. …”

Enzymatic activity analysis in human serum. by Andrew C. Nyborg (3597386)

“…The rate (specific activity) of UA oxidation was calculated based on a linear decrease in absorbance. Solid (or dotted) lines represent Michaelis-Menten kinetic fits performed in Prism GraphPad. …”

Single Macroscopic Pillars as Model System for Bioinspired Adhesives: Influence of Tip Dimension, Aspect Ratio, and Tilt Angle by Maurizio Micciché (1798900)

“…The experiments show that for the tested aspect ratios between 1 and 5, a linear decrease of tilt-angle dependency is found. …”

Single Macroscopic Pillars as Model System for Bioinspired Adhesives: Influence of Tip Dimension, Aspect Ratio, and Tilt Angle by Maurizio Micciché (1798900)

“…The experiments show that for the tested aspect ratios between 1 and 5, a linear decrease of tilt-angle dependency is found. …”

Influence of age, anthropometric characteristics and body fat distribution in women's thoracic mobility by Dayla Sgariboldi (12816097)

“…<p></p><p>ABSTRACT The accumulation of fat in the chest can contribute to reduced thoracic mobility (TM) with a decrease of lung volumes. TM changes can also occur in aging, due to progressive calcification of joints involved in respiratory movements and reduced intervertebral spaces. …”

Loss and retention of cell envelope and translation-related genes in bacteria with reduced genomes. by John P. McCutcheon (18389775)

“…<p>The sizes of representative genomes of less than 1 Mb, with a few larger genomes included, are arrayed across the top as grey bars in decreasing genome size from left to right. …”

DataSheet_1_Meta-analysis of the effect of low-protein diets on the growth performance, nitrogen excretion, and fat deposition in broilers.docx by Théophane de Rauglaudre (16638972)

“…The effect of the CP level was analyzed by multiple linear regression, with the trial as a random effect. …”

CMV DNAemia specific protein signatures exist pre-CMV DNAemia timepoint and post-CMV. by Tara K. Sigdel (9386207)

“…<p><b>[A]</b> Plasma protein profiles for pre- and post-CMV DNAemia samples CMV DNAemia positive and negative cohort were analyzed using linear discriminant analysis (LDA). …”

Image 1_Association of 25-hydroxyvitamin D with sex hormones and body composition in Chinese older adults.tiff by Xinyu Miao (526398)

“…In males, a 10 ng/ml decrease in 25-(OH)D was associated with a -0.95 (-1.46, -0.45) nmol/L change in T levels and a 26% higher risk of hypogonadism (defined as total testosterone <12 nmol/L), though these associations disappeared after adjusting for age and BMI. …”

Wetland Suitability and Connectivity for Trans-Saharan Migratory Waterbirds by Ronny Merken (781817)

“…<div><p>To complete their life cycle waterbirds rely on patchily distributed and often ephemeral wetlands along their migration route in a vast unsuitable matrix. However, further loss and degradation of remaining wetland habitats might lead to a configuration and size of stopovers that is no longer sufficient to ensure long-term survival of waterbird populations. …”

Table1_Exploratory study of autophagy inducer sirolimus for childhood cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy.docx by Xiao-Mei Luo (16030067)

“…Analysis of white matter hyperintensities revealed a significant decrease in signal intensity (n = 7, p = 0.0156).…”

Genomic Models of Short-Term Exposure Accurately Predict Long-Term Chemical Carcinogenicity and Identify Putative Mechanisms of Action by Daniel Gusenleitner (603849)

“…</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Here, we validate a toxicogenomic approach to predict carcinogenicity and provide strong evidence that, with a larger set of compounds, we should be able to improve the sensitivity and specificity of the predictions. …”

Exploring Trade-Offs between Fisheries and Conservation of the Vaquita Porpoise (<em>Phocoena sinu</em>s) Using an Atlantis Ecosystem Model by Hem Nalini Morzaria-Luna (142922)

“…We simulated increasingly restrictive fisheries regulations contained in the vaquita conservation plan: implementing progressively larger spatial management areas that exclude gillnets, shrimp driftnets and introduce a fishing gear that has no vaquita bycatch. …”