Toward Binary Nitrosyls:  Distinctly Bent Fe−N−O Linkages in Base-Stabilized Fe(NO)₃⁺ Complexes by Trevor W. Hayton (1409836)

“…Interestingly, the bending of the NO ligands results in an increase in the energy of the HOMO, relative to the linear case, but at the same time causes a decrease in energy of the HOMO-1 and the HOMO-2 molecular orbitals. …”

Toward Binary Nitrosyls:  Distinctly Bent Fe−N−O Linkages in Base-Stabilized Fe(NO)₃⁺ Complexes by Trevor W. Hayton (1409836)

“…Interestingly, the bending of the NO ligands results in an increase in the energy of the HOMO, relative to the linear case, but at the same time causes a decrease in energy of the HOMO-1 and the HOMO-2 molecular orbitals. …”

Toward Binary Nitrosyls:  Distinctly Bent Fe−N−O Linkages in Base-Stabilized Fe(NO)₃⁺ Complexes by Trevor W. Hayton (1409836)

“…Interestingly, the bending of the NO ligands results in an increase in the energy of the HOMO, relative to the linear case, but at the same time causes a decrease in energy of the HOMO-1 and the HOMO-2 molecular orbitals. …”

Toward Binary Nitrosyls:  Distinctly Bent Fe−N−O Linkages in Base-Stabilized Fe(NO)₃⁺ Complexes by Trevor W. Hayton (1409836)

“…Interestingly, the bending of the NO ligands results in an increase in the energy of the HOMO, relative to the linear case, but at the same time causes a decrease in energy of the HOMO-1 and the HOMO-2 molecular orbitals. …”

Directed evolution of HIV-1 to utilize CD4^low target cells. by David Beauparlant (3491435)

“…<p><u>Adaptation of HIV-1 to CD4</u>^<u>low</u><u>targets <i>in vitro</i> (A, B)</u>. <b>(A)</b> Overview of stepwise adaptation to CD4^low PBMC targets and PBMC reversion cultures with normal CD4 levels and the derived envelope clones. …”

Recombination and no mating types scenarios. by Joshua R. Christie (725052)

“…Additional parameters: linear fitness. <b>(D)</b><i>U</i> × <i>U</i> matings have a mixture of uniparental and biparental inheritance. …”

Model illustration. by Leontine Alkema (111799)

“…The red curve illustrates the effect of changes in one of the parameters. Column 1: A larger average decline gives a faster decline in U5MR. …”

NDPK inhibits exocytosis. by Sarah J. Annesley (202479)

“…A linear function was fitted in C.</p>…”

Two dimensional computational results of microchannel flow boiling with self-rewetting fluids by Andre Pienaar (20768399)

“…Surface tension was represented as a temperature-dependent fluid property. With self-rewetting fluids, the surface tension has a non-linear relationship with temperature, whereas normal fluids have a decreasing linear relationship with fluid temperature. …”

The frequency of polymorphisms varies along the chromosome arm by Sophie G Martin (26275)

“…For convenience, the correspondence to the cytological map is indicated below. A linear regression of the percentage of polymorphisms (data not shown) confirms that the frequency of polymorphisms decreases towards the centromere. …”

Effects of BMI and BMI change on eGFR change in males. by Eiichiro Kanda (52677)

“…A. Effect of BMI. An increasing eGFR change was observed for BMI < 22 kg/m², and 28 kg/m² ≤ BMI; linear <i>p</i> = 0.024, spline <i>p</i> = 0.0001. …”

Experimental results. by Jing Kang (251503)

“…The output spiking rate is a decreasing function of the input frequency (blue) when stimuli were of relatively small offset magnitude, and the neuron's firing rate was steady (red) or even increasing (green) for stimuli with larger offset. …”

DataSheet1_Development of early age autogenous and thermal strains of alkali-activated slag-fly ash pastes.docx by Maïté Lacante (14223779)

“…An increase in S/B leads to a decrease in autogenous shrinkage and an increase in CTE. …”

Fluctuations of the DSAMs are independent of log population density. by Haroldo V. Ribeiro (277883)

“…Linear regression found significant linear increasing trends for 9 indicators; however, the growth rates are very small in all cases (up to 0.005 units of DSAM per log[p/ha]—see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0192931#pone.0192931.s005" target="_blank">S3 Fig</a>). …”

Attractor duration and peak firing rate of PCs during different connection paradigms when connection strengths are varied. by Pradeep Krishnamurthy (326189)

“…(A,C) PCs attractor duration showed a linear response to increase in PC -> PC (0.8, 1.2, 1.5 mV) and PC -> MC (0.2, 0.4, 0.6 mV) epsp size. …”

Penalized discriminant analysis (PDA) of standardized cortical bone thicknesses (CBTs). by Tea Jashashvili (388240)

“…Similarly, a negative loading for a given pixel indicates that a larger CBT value at that pixel decreases the relative score on that discriminant axis. …”

Penalized discriminant analysis (PDA) of standardized second moments of area (SMAs). by Tea Jashashvili (388240)

“…Similarly, a negative loading for a given pixel indicates that a larger SMA value at that pixel decreases the relative score on that discriminant axis. …”

Different cadences and resistances in sub-maximal synchronous handcycling in able-bodied men: Effects on efficiency and force application by Cassandra Kraaijenbrink (4392268)

“…Therefore, changing gears on a handcycle is important, and it is advised to keep the linear hand velocity relatively low for locomotion purposes.…”

Data_Sheet_1_Unlocking the enigma: unraveling multiple cognitive dysfunction linked to glymphatic impairment in early Alzheimer’s disease.docx by Jiayi Zhong (9858305)

“…Background<p>Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is one of the world’s well-known neurodegenerative diseases, which is related to the balance mechanism of production and clearance of two proteins (amyloid-β and tau) regulated by the glymphatic system. Latest studies have found that AD patients exhibit impairments to their glymphatic system. …”

Factors Affecting the Electrochemical and Spectroelectrochemical Properties of Diruthenium(III,II) Complexes Containing Four Identical Unsymmetrical Bridging Ligands by Karl M. Kadish (1431214)

“…The Ru−Cl bond lengths of the (3,1) isomers do not vary significantly with the bridging ligand and range from 2.458 to 2.471 Å whereas those of the (4,0) isomers range from 2.437 to 2.487 Å and show larger variations among the compounds. …”