Effect of Chain Length on the Dipole Moment of Polyisobutylene Succinate Anhydride by Minh Nguyen Vo (3374639)

“…We computed average dipole moments by using a Boltzmann weighting approach. We found that the dipole moment decreases slightly with increasing chain length, ranging from 4.8 ± 0.4 to 3.9 ± 0.6 D, due to a larger proportion of conformations having smaller dipole moments. …”

The knockout of Bag-1 suppressed the cell survival and proliferation of MCF-7 cells. by Pelin Ozfiliz Kilbas (11326610)

Expression profiles of phosphorylated RTKs and signaling routes in MCF-7 wt, Bag-1 KO and Bag-1 OE cells. by Pelin Ozfiliz Kilbas (11326610)

The profile of chromosomal fragments associated with anticancer therapies. by Santiago Gonzalez (3080067)

Stable stationary states and dynamics of the self-limiting autocatalytic cycle. by Luigi Conte (17357689)

Fall fumagillin treatments by region. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Pollen 2015 dataset. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Colony population measurements. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Methods details. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Replicates by location and treatment. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Main dataset. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Colony assessment dates. by Michael Peirson (18165399)

“…The protein supplement provided no long-lasting benefit at any site and was also associated with an increased risk of death and decreased colony size later in the study. Differences in colony survival and productivity among regions, and among colonies within beekeeping operations, were far larger than the effects of either treatment, suggesting that returns from extra feed supplements and fumagillin were highly contextually dependent. …”

Flow chart with steps of conducting the study. by Athira Satheesh Kumar (20570553)

“…<div><p>Individual attitudes vastly affect the transformations we are experiencing and are vital in mitigating or intensifying climate change. A socio-climate model by coupling a model of rumor dynamics in heterogeneous networks to a simple Earth System model is developed, in order to analyze how rumors about climate change impact individuals’ opinions when they may choose to either believe or reject the rumors they come across over time. …”

Patient characteristics. by Marlies Carbo (18576316)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>In total, 84 axSpA patients were included; 60% male, mean age 49 (SD ±14) years, median symptom duration 20 (25^th-75^th percentiles: 12–31) years, mean ASDAS 2.1 (±1.0). …”

S1 Dataset - by Edosa Tesfaye Geta (16541924)

“…The sensitivity analysis was performed using a leave-one-out meta-analysis to quantify the impact of each study on the overall effect size in mean difference HbA1c%. …”

Subgroup analysis for mode of intervention to evaluate the effectiveness of SDM for glycaemic control compared to usual care, 2024. by Edosa Tesfaye Geta (16541924)

Contact matrices. by Maria Chironna (2268574)

Subgroup an analysis for intervention follow-up period to evaluate the effectiveness of SDM for glycaemic control compared to usual care, 2024. by Edosa Tesfaye Geta (16541924)

Effects of clonal integration and <i>Bacillus subtilis</i> on total flavonoids (A, C, E) and chlorogenic acid (B, D, F) of the basal, apical portion, and whole fragment of <i>Glech... by Bing-Nan Zhao (21553401)

Comparison of the effectiveness of shared decision-making vs. usual diabetes care for glycaemic control among T2DM adult patients, 2024. by Edosa Tesfaye Geta (16541924)