Visual motor response assay at 28 dpf. by Morgan Barnes (7876373)

“…(E-H) VMR parameters in dnVDRa induced zebrafish at 48 hpf. There is a significant decrease in distance moved in the dark period (p < 0.05), a significant decrease in velocity in the dark (p < 0.05) and light (p < 0.01) periods, a significant decrease in activity state in the dark period (p < 0.001) and light period (p < 0.01) and a significant decrease in distance to point in the dark period (p < 0.05) and light period (p < 0.05) in the 48 + fish. …”

Circulating insulin and NP concentrations during hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamp. by Katherine N. Bachmann (5215922)

“…<i>(Panel B)</i> NT-proANP in the group as a whole decreased from baseline to steady-state (mean decrease of 1933 ng/L, p = 0.01), representing a 9% relative decrease. …”

Presentation_1_Wolf Responses to Experimental Human Approaches Using High-Resolution Positioning Data.PDF by Erik Versluijs (12357184)

“…Increasing knowledge about behavioral responses of wolves toward humans might improve appropriate management and decrease conflicts related to fear of wolves. We did a pilot study by conducting 21 approach trials on seven GPS-collared wolves in four territories to investigate their responses to experimental human approaches. …”

Effect of previous thought content on mood. by Florence J. M. Ruby (475842)

“…Increase in t₀ ST-PO was linked to a decrease in t₁ Mood (left). Increase in t₀ positive thoughts was linked to an increase in t₁ Mood (middle). …”

Electrochemical characterization of zinc oxide films obtained by anodizing in alkaline medium by Daiana Jennifer Díaz (5553926)

“…On the other hand, it was demonstrated that the applied heat treatment caused a decrease in the electrical resistance of the films, and an increase in the capacitance of the system, with its consequent decrease in thickness, with respect to films without heat treatment, but no differences were found in the electrochemical properties between the thermally treated films.…”

The presence of the spatial positive feedback allows for efficient inhibition. by Rajdeep Kaur Grewal (12563150)

“…The decrease in pVav1 Model 2 is more pronounced at larger HLA-C concentrations when HLA-C are organized in a ring pattern (C) vs distributed homogeneously (D). …”

Evaluation by 3D stereophotogrammetry of facial changes in edentulous patients after rehabilitation by Guilherme Hideki de Lima TOYOSHIMA (12833812)

“…Images were analyzed with a specific software for linear and angular measurements. …”

Properties of the optimal force selection model. by Nicolas Borderies (9510718)

“…<b>A1</b>: the activation component is a linear invariant benefit, <b>A2</b>: the reward benefit component is a sigmoidal function with a slope scaled by the uncertainty component, <b>A3</b>: the effort cost component is a quadratic function. …”

Phenotypic characteristics of wild type <i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i> H37Rv and Δ<i>dosR</i> under normoxia and hypoxia. by Xin Fang (134979)

“…(B) The predicted ATP production levels for the same systems as in panel A showed a slight reduction for the wild type and a much larger decrease for the Δ<i>dosR</i> deletion mutant in response to hypoxia. …”

Determination of dissociation constant (K_d) for the interaction of mannose with mASAL and ASAL. by Nilanjana Banerjee (4348)

“…The dissociation constant was calculated from the linear plot of ΔF/C against ΔF, where ΔF represents the increase or decrease in fluorescence intensity at a given concentration of mannose. …”

Benzene titration curve fitting. by Alessandro Capo (5720969)

“…<p>Plot of the intensity decrease of 1-AMA fluorescence emission at 481 nm as a function of benzene concentration. …”

Folding index and curvature features are important for classification in young subjects i.e. in the young-age sub-group. by Gajendra J. Katuwal (2605966)

Characteristics of hospitals (N = 20). by Negalign B. Bayou (18847496)

“…Mixed effects multilevel linear regression modeling was employed in two stages using hospital as a random effect, with quality of L&D care as the outcome and selected patient and hospital characteristics as independent variables. …”

Training effects on brain states (example left frontal channel). by Natasha Kovacevic (5664406)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Relaxation training effect. Left: mean participant scores with respect to the relaxation training effect, with error bars representing 95% CI. …”

Impact of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic on ophthalmological emergency visits: 1 year of experience by Lucas Zago Ribeiro (12684959)

“…In the pandemic group, there was a total of 41,791 visits with a mean of 114.18 ± 43.12 daily visits, which was a 41.4% decrease. …”

Characterisation of residual açaí stone ash for addition to concrete by Luciana de Nazaré Pinheiro Cordeiro (5995130)

“…The results show that ash has physical characteristics that allow it to be used as an addition to concrete. There was a decrease in the axial compressive strength and an increase in the water absorption of concrete with additions, in relation to the reference concrete. …”

Changes in Network and Node Properties Associated with Increasing Vulnerability. by Christine Moore (517762)

“…(b) Number of components (number of independent/isolated sub groups) – A decrease in the number of isolated groups increases the reachability of any random node (c) Giant Component (largest independent/isolated sub group) – if the largest component contracts infection, this infection can spread further through the Giant Component compared to smaller, more isolated components which will make the whole network more vulnerable. …”

LIG treatment reduced T98G single cell migration capacity. by Jun Yin (94374)

“…<b>B</b>) The mean square displacement (MSD) vs. time interval is shown as a log-log plot, demonstrating that LIG treatment significantly decreases the slope of the MSD of T98G cells as compared to control conditions. …”

Table_1_Impulsive choice in two different rat models of ADHD—Spontaneously hypertensive and Lphn3 knockout rats.DOCX by Monica S. Carbajal (14506454)

“…</p>Results<p>The results did not completely support the hypothesis, as only the SHRs (but not the Lphn3 KO rats) demonstrated a decrease in the percent choice for the larger reward. …”

Neutrality and the Response of Rare Species to Environmental Variance by Lisandro Benedetti-Cecchi (51684)

“…Under what circumstances one model prevails over the other is still a matter of debate. We show that the decay of similarity over time in rocky seashore assemblages of algae and invertebrates sampled over a period of 16 years was consistent with the predictions of a stochastic model of ecological drift at time scales larger than 2 years, but not at time scales between 3 and 24 months when similarity was quantified with an index that reflected changes in abundance of rare species. …”