Table_1_Assessment of different head tilt angles in volumetric modulated arc therapy for hippocampus-avoidance whole-brain radiotherapy.docx by Cuiyun Yuan (9018989)

“…Furthermore, the linear regression models suggest that increasing the head tilt angle within the current range of [0°,45°] is likely to lead to a decrease in the average hippocampal dose.…”

Feature selection and prediction of treatment failure in tuberculosis - Fig 2 by Christopher Martin Sauer (5993321)

“…</b> In random forest models, node heterogeneity can be measured as a decrease in classification accuracy over all out-of-bag validated predictions when a variable is permuted after training and before prediction (mean decrease accuracy) or it can be measured as a decreased in node impurity (mean decreased Gini). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Cognitive trajectories: exploring the predictive role of subjective cognitive decline and awareness of age-related changes for cognitive functioning.PDF by Serena Sabatini (10681579)

“…In Class 1 (N = 182) mean WM at baseline was 31.20; this decreased by 2.48 points each year. …”

Knockdown of <i>CPSF6</i> leads to global shifts in PAS usage as well as major transcript and protein abundance changes. by Christoph Schmal (395936)

“…(<b>G</b>) Representative examples that show a decrease (<i>SHISA2</i>, top) or increase (<i>HIPK1</i>, bottom) of transcript abundance upon <i>CPSF6</i> knockdown. …”

Normative data for executive function tests in an Ecuadorian Waranka minority population by María José Fierro Bósquez (18940501)

“…Scores were normed using multiple linear regressions, including age, age², natural logarithm of mean parent education (MPE), sex, bilingualism, and two-way interactions as predictors. …”

Table_1_Predicting Synergism of Cancer Drug Combinations Using NCI-ALMANAC Data.DOCX by Pavel Sidorov (6955601)

“…Unfortunately, the discovery of synergistic combinations by purely experimental means is only feasible on small sets of drugs. In silico modeling methods can substantially widen this search by providing tools able to predict which of all possible combinations in a large compound library are synergistic. …”

Results of the longitudinal analysis sleep disturbances: Diamonds refer to the change in sleep score and the horizontal lines mark the 95% confidence intervals. by Evelyn Mohler (322645)

“…^b) In the change analysis a decrease and increase in exposure refers to the participants with the 20% largest exposure decrease and increase between baseline and follow-up survey. …”

Independent feature detection with Habbian synapses. by Balázs Ujfalussy (259783)

“…During the learning process each branch learns its largest input and the response increases to the learned input (blue circle), while it decreases to all other inputs (black circles). …”

Table_1_Effects of Prematurity on the Cutaneous Microcirculatory Network in the First Weeks of Life.DOCX by Alexandra Puchwein-Schwepcke (6731531)

“…Looking at the longitudinal follow-up data of preterm infants by means of a multivariable mixed-effects linear regression model adjusting for clinical variables, there is a significant decrease in FVD with increasing postnatal age, however no other significant changes in microcirculatory parameters over time. …”

Supplementary Material for: Body Composition and Leptin/Ghrelin Levels during Lenvatinib for Thyroid Cancer by DeLeo S. (8135259)

“…In all patients, fat mass (FM) reduced more than fat-free mass, the highest decrement being of –60 and –16%, respectively. A decrease in the body cell mass, a parameter mainly due to muscle tissue, was observed only in patients with a vast baseline muscular mass. …”

Characterization of Heterogeneity and Dynamics of Lysis of Single Bacillus subtilis Cells upon Prophage Induction During Spore Germination, Outgrowth, and Vegetative Growth Using R... by Mei-yan Wu (9921201)

“…Major findings of this work are as follows: (i) After addition of xylose to trigger prophage induction, the intensities of Raman spectral bands associated with nucleic acids of single cells in induced cultures gradually fell to zero, in contrast to the much smaller changes in protein band intensities and no changes in nucleic acid bands in uninduced cultures; (ii) the nucleic acid band intensities from an individual induced cell exhibited a rapid decrease, following a long lag period; (iii) after the addition of nutrient-rich medium with xylose, single spores underwent a long period (228 ± 41.4 min) for germination, outgrowth, and vegetative growth, followed by a short period of cell burst in 1.5 ± 0.8 min at a cell length of 8.2 ± 5.5 μm; (iv) the latent time (<i>T</i>_latent) between the addition of xylose and the start of cell burst was heterogeneous in cell populations; however, the period (Δ<i>T</i>_burst) from the latent time to the completion of cell lysis was quite small; (v) in a poor medium with l-alanine alone, addition of xylose caused prophage induction following spore germination but with longer <i>T</i>_latent and Δ<i>T</i>_burst times and without cell elongation; (vi) spontaneous prophage induction and lysis of individual cells from spores in a minimal nutrient medium were observed without xylose addition, and cell length prior to cell lysis was ∼4.1 μm, but spontaneous prophage induction was not observed in a rich medium; (vii) in a rich medium, addition of xylose at a time well after spore germination and outgrowth significantly shortened the average <i>T</i>_latent time. …”

Characterization of Heterogeneity and Dynamics of Lysis of Single Bacillus subtilis Cells upon Prophage Induction During Spore Germination, Outgrowth, and Vegetative Growth Using R... by Mei-yan Wu (9921201)

“…Major findings of this work are as follows: (i) After addition of xylose to trigger prophage induction, the intensities of Raman spectral bands associated with nucleic acids of single cells in induced cultures gradually fell to zero, in contrast to the much smaller changes in protein band intensities and no changes in nucleic acid bands in uninduced cultures; (ii) the nucleic acid band intensities from an individual induced cell exhibited a rapid decrease, following a long lag period; (iii) after the addition of nutrient-rich medium with xylose, single spores underwent a long period (228 ± 41.4 min) for germination, outgrowth, and vegetative growth, followed by a short period of cell burst in 1.5 ± 0.8 min at a cell length of 8.2 ± 5.5 μm; (iv) the latent time (<i>T</i>_latent) between the addition of xylose and the start of cell burst was heterogeneous in cell populations; however, the period (Δ<i>T</i>_burst) from the latent time to the completion of cell lysis was quite small; (v) in a poor medium with l-alanine alone, addition of xylose caused prophage induction following spore germination but with longer <i>T</i>_latent and Δ<i>T</i>_burst times and without cell elongation; (vi) spontaneous prophage induction and lysis of individual cells from spores in a minimal nutrient medium were observed without xylose addition, and cell length prior to cell lysis was ∼4.1 μm, but spontaneous prophage induction was not observed in a rich medium; (vii) in a rich medium, addition of xylose at a time well after spore germination and outgrowth significantly shortened the average <i>T</i>_latent time. …”

Characterization of Heterogeneity and Dynamics of Lysis of Single Bacillus subtilis Cells upon Prophage Induction During Spore Germination, Outgrowth, and Vegetative Growth Using R... by Mei-yan Wu (9921201)

“…Major findings of this work are as follows: (i) After addition of xylose to trigger prophage induction, the intensities of Raman spectral bands associated with nucleic acids of single cells in induced cultures gradually fell to zero, in contrast to the much smaller changes in protein band intensities and no changes in nucleic acid bands in uninduced cultures; (ii) the nucleic acid band intensities from an individual induced cell exhibited a rapid decrease, following a long lag period; (iii) after the addition of nutrient-rich medium with xylose, single spores underwent a long period (228 ± 41.4 min) for germination, outgrowth, and vegetative growth, followed by a short period of cell burst in 1.5 ± 0.8 min at a cell length of 8.2 ± 5.5 μm; (iv) the latent time (<i>T</i>_latent) between the addition of xylose and the start of cell burst was heterogeneous in cell populations; however, the period (Δ<i>T</i>_burst) from the latent time to the completion of cell lysis was quite small; (v) in a poor medium with l-alanine alone, addition of xylose caused prophage induction following spore germination but with longer <i>T</i>_latent and Δ<i>T</i>_burst times and without cell elongation; (vi) spontaneous prophage induction and lysis of individual cells from spores in a minimal nutrient medium were observed without xylose addition, and cell length prior to cell lysis was ∼4.1 μm, but spontaneous prophage induction was not observed in a rich medium; (vii) in a rich medium, addition of xylose at a time well after spore germination and outgrowth significantly shortened the average <i>T</i>_latent time. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Entropy Analysis of RR-Time Series From Stress Tests.ZIP by Eric E. Solís-Montufar (9233267)

“…<p>The RR-interval time series or tachograms obtained from electrocardiograms have been widely studied since they reflect the cardiac variability, and this is an indicative of the health status of a person. The tachogram can be seen as a highly non-linear and complex time series, and therefore, should be analyzed with non-linear techniques. …”

Stomatal development and responses are impaired in specific <i>crks</i>. by Gildas Bourdais (502310)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> A subset of the <i>crk</i> mutants showed altered water loss (shown as decrease of fresh weight) compared to Col-0 wild type plants after detachment of shoots from roots as evaluated from rosette weight. …”

Diversity parametrically controls integration~segregation of groups within ensembles–the emergence of spatial scales. by Mengsen Zhang (5058821)

“…Linear regressions had positive slope for lower diversity (blue and red colored lines) indicating integration of initial groups into larger coordinative structures, while a negative slope was found for the largest diversity (yellow line), indicating intergroup segregation. …”

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN MPAND APPROACH OF MEDIA by Jai dev Singh (717322)

“…<p>Madhya Pradesh which happens to be the state with largest area under forest cover is witnessing shrinking of forest according to a ‘Times of India’report quoting the recent estimates of Forest Survey of India. …”

Relationship between cluster extension and HCV RNA content. by Frederik Graw (175938)

“…Lines indicate the best fit of a model assuming a biphasic linear decrease of the intracellular HCV RNA content with increasing cluster extension (see <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003934#pcbi-1003934-t004" target="_blank">Table 4</a>). …”

Uniform downscaling of postsynaptic AMPA receptors across the dendritic tree in primary hippocampal cultures. by Mathieu Letellier (6803699)

“…Data are expressed as mean ± SEM. m indicates the slope. (N) Comparison of the extent change in fluorescence intensity of SEP-GluA2 versus PPR change at stimulated synapses (R² = 0.77, <i>p</i> = 0.0209, <i>n</i> = 6 cells), with linear regression shown. m indicates the slope. …”

DataSheet1_Detecting centennial changes in the clarity and colour of the Red and Eastern Mediterranean Seas by retracting the “Pola” expeditions.pdf by Jonathan R. Heath (19465312)

“…Here, we retrace Secchi depth and Forel-Ule colour scale surveys performed during the “Pola” expeditions between 1890-1898 using contemporary satellite data, to assess changes in water colour and clarity (and by extension phytoplankton abundance) in the Red Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean Sea over the past century. The results show a significant greening of both regions investigated as well as a decrease in water clarity. …”