Graphs representing results (mean plus 95% confidence interval) of 100 deletions per each combination of deletion proportion (i.e., 0–20%) and type (i.e., random vs. targeted) in t... by Maggie Wiśniewska (11965538)

Schematic diagram for the input temperature signal features and scenario labeling. by Cyrine Chenaoui (22177098)

The lack of IMPACT protects mice from obesity induced by a high-fat diet. by Catia M. Pereira (746544)

The scientific community’s tradition decreases both risk-taking and effort away from their productivity-maximizing actions while rewarding scientific contributions more evenly. by Kevin Gross (637614)

Zwitterion-Functionalized Cuprous Oxide Nanoparticles for Highly Specific and Enzymeless Electrochemical Creatinine Biosensing in Human Serum by R. K. Rakesh Kumar (14241205)

“…Moreover, robust storage stability with a negligible decrease in signal strength over an extended storage period of 6 months was achieved, thus highlighting the practical feasibility for point-of-care testing of creatinine.…”

Histological studies of lungs stained with Cy3-coupled anti-ceramide antibodies. by Henning Carstens (13132801)

Supplementary Material for: Effectiveness of Long-Term Treatment of Multiple Myeloma in Regular Care: Comparison of a Longitudinal and a Cross-Sectional Analysis Approach by Steinmetz T. (4105360)

“…Large cross-sectional studies revealed a greater than linear loss of patients reaching consecutive treatment lines of ever decreasing effectiveness. …”

Fig. S5: Vegetational change during the Middle–Late Pennsylvanian transition in western Pangaea by Sandra Schachat (3281730)

Fig. S11: Vegetational change during the Middle–Late Pennsylvanian transition in western Pangaea by Sandra Schachat (3281730)

Histological studies of lungs stained with Cy3-coupled anti-sphingosine antibodies. by Henning Carstens (13132801)

S1 Data - by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Crack number evolution curve when Ic = 0.75. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Crack number evolution curve when Ic = 0.25. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Model of numerical calculation. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Crack number evolution curve when <i>I</i>_c = 0. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Meso crack evolution law when Ic = 0.5. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Meso crack evolution law when <i>I</i>_c = 0. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Meso crack evolution curve when Ic = 0.75. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Crack number evolution curve when Ic = 0.5. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”

Meso crack evolution law when Ic = 0.25. by Lina Ge (718319)

“…The results show that the peak stress, cracking stress and dilatancy stress of coal sample decrease in a linear function law with the increase of load eccentricity coefficient. …”