Effects of climatically-modulated changes in solar radiation and wind speed on spring phytoplankton community dynamics in Lake Taihu, China by Jianming Deng (668240)

“…Results showed that Lake Taihu’s spring phytoplankton biovolume and composition changed dramatically over this time frame, with a change in dominant species. Stepwise multiple linear regression models indicated that spring phytoplankton biovolume was strongly influenced by total phosphorus (TP), light condition, wind speed and total nitrogen (TN) (<i>r</i>_adj² = 0.8, <i>p</i> < 0.01). …”

Word cloud depicting common themes across ACBC sessions. by Jamboor K. Vishwanatha (7440149)

“…<p>This word cloud was derived from all six listening sessions and depicts the most prominent themes across all sessions. The largest word, “data” in blue, reveals that this was the most common word spoken, followed by “AI,” “communities,” “people,” “need,” and so on as the words decrease in size. …”

Visual sensitivity loss and electrophysiological changes during ON in MOG^TCRxThy1CFP mice. by Katie Lidster (479714)

“…<p>(A) Decrease in visual sensitivity after immunisation of MOG^TCRxThy1CFP to develop ON (n=10). …”

Gut microbiota and fecal short chain fatty acids differ with adiposity and country of origin: The METS-Microbiome Study by Jack Gilbert (15308209)

“…Interestingly, within country, the predictive accuracy of the microbiota for obesity was inversely correlated to the epidemiological transition, being greatest in Ghana (AUC = 0.57). Collectively, our findings reveal profound variation in the gut microbiota, inferred functional pathways, and SCFA synthesis as a function of country of origin. …”

Image 7_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Image 2_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Data Sheet 1_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.docx by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Image 6_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Image 3_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Image 4_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Image 5_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Image 1_Clinical trials in otology and neurotology: state of the science.jpeg by Lindsay S. Moore (15003347)

“…Compared to 2008–2018, trends included a shift towards device and procedural interventions for vestibular disorders and a decrease in device trials and increase in behavioral interventions for tinnitus. …”

Cross-day stability. by David T. Bundy (7586414)

“…Additionally, high-gamma band power changes show a slower decrease in stability from the degradation in signal quality observed in rats 1 and 2.…”

Effects of BDNF treatment on motor behavior. by Carmela Giampà (360711)

“…R6/2 mice treated with vehicle exhibited a progressive decrease in the latency to fall and this decrease was ameliorated by BDNF treatment. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Cardiovascular Response to Posture Changes: Multiscale Modeling and in vivo Validation During Head-Up Tilt.PDF by Matteo Fois (12099134)

“…Passive upright tilt led to an increase of mean arterial pressure and heart rate, and a decrease of stroke volume and cardiac output, in agreement with literature data and present in vivo experiments. …”

Slope by Mira Preis (741335)

“…We assumed that habituation could be demonstrated as a linear decrease in this beta difference over the runs. …”

Clinical and Imaging Characteristics of Posterior Scleritis in Children by Ayala Katzir (20605679)

“…Initial echography showed increased posterior scleral thickness (mean±SD 2.9 ± 0.68 mm) with a significant reduction four ± 2 months later (mean±SD 1.85 ± 0.62 mm). …”

Two possible modes of strategy evolution. by Ben Tsuda (17419911)

“…Then hit rate continues to increase, while false alarm rate becomes uniform and low in a target-selective strategy. Linear fit residual initially remains near 0 with initial increase in performance during recency-like behavior, then increases with further performance improvement. …”

Experimental model depicting the relationship between <i>R. felis</i> and <i>C. felis</i>. by Kathryn E. Reif (271228)

“…Trial 2 fleas represent a median demonstrating the progression of decreasing colony prevalence and increasing infection load from Trial 1 to Trial 3. …”

Summary of the time-course when the first significant changes were measured (relative to baseline values) in ONH parameters, ALCS pore geometry, and RNFLT in all EG eyes. by Kevin M. Ivers (778159)

“…A progressive decrease in RNFLT was measured throughout the course of the study in all EG eyes except OHT-67 (which also showed no significant change in ALCS pore geometry, mean RoC, and RNFLT). …”