Image_3_Spectrum Degradation of Hippocampal LFP During Euthanasia.JPEG by Yuchen Zhou (1601536)

“…As energy is pulled from the system, neural entrainment at gamma frequency (and higher) decline first. The larger loops, comprising a larger population, are fault-tolerant to a point capable of maintaining their activity before a final collapse.…”

Image_6_Spectrum Degradation of Hippocampal LFP During Euthanasia.JPEG by Yuchen Zhou (1601536)

“…As energy is pulled from the system, neural entrainment at gamma frequency (and higher) decline first. The larger loops, comprising a larger population, are fault-tolerant to a point capable of maintaining their activity before a final collapse.…”

Image_10_Spectrum Degradation of Hippocampal LFP During Euthanasia.JPEG by Yuchen Zhou (1601536)

“…As energy is pulled from the system, neural entrainment at gamma frequency (and higher) decline first. The larger loops, comprising a larger population, are fault-tolerant to a point capable of maintaining their activity before a final collapse.…”

Image_2_Spectrum Degradation of Hippocampal LFP During Euthanasia.JPEG by Yuchen Zhou (1601536)

“…As energy is pulled from the system, neural entrainment at gamma frequency (and higher) decline first. The larger loops, comprising a larger population, are fault-tolerant to a point capable of maintaining their activity before a final collapse.…”

Image_9_Spectrum Degradation of Hippocampal LFP During Euthanasia.JPEG by Yuchen Zhou (1601536)

“…As energy is pulled from the system, neural entrainment at gamma frequency (and higher) decline first. The larger loops, comprising a larger population, are fault-tolerant to a point capable of maintaining their activity before a final collapse.…”

Image_7_Spectrum Degradation of Hippocampal LFP During Euthanasia.JPEG by Yuchen Zhou (1601536)

“…As energy is pulled from the system, neural entrainment at gamma frequency (and higher) decline first. The larger loops, comprising a larger population, are fault-tolerant to a point capable of maintaining their activity before a final collapse.…”

Distance-decay and geographic patterns of bacterial deep-sea sediment communities. by Christina Bienhold (107582)

“…<p>The proportion of shared OTU_0.03 between samples significantly decreased with geographic (earth surface) distance (<b>a</b>) and with distance through water (<b>b</b>). …”

Skin temperature differences between the non-ischemic ears and ischemic ears. by Jeffrey D. Howard (538196)

“…<p>The difference was larger at the beginning of the experiment, but decreased gradually over time. …”

The influence of bottom-up saliency on proportion correct and capacity in the VWM task. by David Melcher (337162)

“…<p>The number of items (set size) was held constant at three. A. Proportion correct for salient and non-salient items as a function of visual contrast of the salient item, including trials in which the stimulus was also larger in size (triangles). …”

SALL4 is downregulated in differentiating spermatogonia. by Kathrin Gassei (103294)

“…(C) Quantification of SALL4/cKIT co-staining showed that SALL4 expression decreased in larger clones coincident with increased cKIT expression. …”

Differential ZAP-70 affinity and sequential phosphorylation produces ultrasensitivity. by Himadri Mukhopadhyay (396296)

“…<p>A) The concentration of bound ZAP-70 as a function of the relative concentration of active kinase (E) to phosphatase (F). …”

Modeling force magnification plot. by Doug M. Boyer (188846)

“…We plot values up to 7 kg, the weight of the largest extant prosimians, and show that the observed allometry reduces the effort multiplication required by the animals’ hindlimbs by as much as a 9-to−4 ratio. …”

pone.0331193.t003 - by Carol Kotliar (22351525)

“…The global cognitive score increased by 4.6 points (5%) in the intervention group compared to a decrease of 0.5 points in the control group (p < 0.001). …”

Baseline characteristics by group. by Carol Kotliar (22351525)

“…The global cognitive score increased by 4.6 points (5%) in the intervention group compared to a decrease of 0.5 points in the control group (p < 0.001). …”

Contribution of tailpipe and non-tailpipe traffic sources to quasi-ultrafine, fine and coarse particulate matter in southern California by Rima Habre (4350529)

“…</p> <p><i>Implications</i>: Vehicle emissions result in a complex mix of air pollutants with both tailpipe and non-tailpipe components. …”

DataSheet1_Uptake of selected organic ligands by hardened cement paste: Studies on proxy ligands for the degradation of polyacrylonitrile and general considerations on the role of... by P. G. Szabo (13908240)

“…GTA follows a linear sorption behaviour within 10⁻⁷ M ≤ [GTA]_tot ≤ 0.1 M, which was successfully modelled with a one-site Langmuir isotherm. …”

Success rate of the fish. by Bertrand Collignon (3189069)

“…The number of initiations is directly proportional to the number of attempts but the success rate of the initiations decreases for larger group sizes. (B) Proportion of attempts made by the fish in relation to the proportion of departures initiated. …”

Solution Properties and Practical Limits of Concentrated Electrolytes for Nonaqueous Redox Flow Batteries by Jingjing Zhang (163589)

“…Such all-organic electrolytes have wider electrochemical stability windows than the more familiar aqueous electrolytes, potentially allowing a higher energy density in the solutions of charged ROMs. …”

Image2_Interictal EEG features as computational biomarkers of West syndrome.tif by Jiaqing Li (8173128)

“…Background<p>West syndrome (WS) is a devastating epileptic encephalopathy with onset in infancy and early childhood. …”

Image1_Interictal EEG features as computational biomarkers of West syndrome.tiff by Jiaqing Li (8173128)

“…Background<p>West syndrome (WS) is a devastating epileptic encephalopathy with onset in infancy and early childhood. …”