NR2 and P3+: Accurate, Efficient Electron-Propagator Methods for Calculating Valence, Vertical Ionization Energies of Closed-Shell Molecules by H. H. Corzo (1546288)

“…These methods also have a greater tendency to overestimate VIEs with larger basis sets. The smallest average errors occur for the NR2 approximation; these errors decrease steadily with basis augmentations. …”

Table_2_Flagella-Associated WDR-Containing Protein CrFAP89 Regulates Growth and Lipid Accumulation in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.DOCX by Qiulan Luo (714763)

“…The fatty acid content in the transgenic algae decreased by 12.4 and 13.3%, mostly decreasing the content of C16:0, C16:4, C18, and C20:1 fatty acids, while the C16:1 fatty acid in the CrFAP89 RNAi lines increased by 238.5 to 318.5%. …”

Video_2_Movement patterns in tuba playing: comparison of an embouchure dystonia case with healthy professional tuba players using real-time MRI imaging.AVI by Robert Nelkenstock (15442817)

“…Concerning different playing techniques, it was apparent, that notes played slurred or staccato resulted in a larger oral cavity when compared to notes played tongued or tenuto, respectively.…”

Data_Sheet_2_Movement patterns in tuba playing: comparison of an embouchure dystonia case with healthy professional tuba players using real-time MRI imaging.PDF by Robert Nelkenstock (15442817)

“…Concerning different playing techniques, it was apparent, that notes played slurred or staccato resulted in a larger oral cavity when compared to notes played tongued or tenuto, respectively.…”

Early ¹⁸F-FDG PET/CT Evaluation Shows Heterogeneous Metabolic Responses to Anti-EGFR Therapy in Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer by Erik J. van Helden (2794642)

“…Quantitative data were correlated with clinical benefit, according to RECIST v1.1, after two months of treatment.</p><p>Results</p><p>In nine evaluable patients the total number of target lesions was 34 (1–8 per patient). …”

Dynamic chloride has a differential effect on Inhibitory Level depending on the location of inhibitory synaptic input. by Christopher Brian Currin (7064300)

“…<b>(B)</b> IL with d at i, IL_{d = i}, for both static Cl^- (inverse triangles) and IL with dynamic Cl^- (triangles). …”

Effects of increasing network sparsity. by Paul Manz (15213784)

“…The panel shows the weight matrices of a network in which the probability <i>p</i> that a connection between neurons exists is decreased from <i>p</i> = 1.0 (upper subpanel, after spontaneous assembly emergence) to <i>p</i> = 0.7 (lower subpanel, after re-equilibration). …”

SAM images showing similar regions of activation for central and off-centre viewing. by Jennifer B. Swettenham (360057)

“…The colour indicates the amplitude of the pseudo-<i>T</i> statistic (2<<i>T</i><6) with blue/purple colours representing power decreases. …”

Estimating Metabolic Fluxes Using a Maximum Network Flexibility Paradigm by Wout Megchelenbrink (523390)

“…By mapping measured flux data from central metabolism to the genome-scale models of <i>Escherichia coli</i> and <i>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</i> we show that i) indeed, most of the measured fluxes agree with a high adaptability of the network, ii) this result can be used to further reduce the space of feasible solutions iii) this reduced space improves the quantitative predictions made by FBA and contains a significantly larger fraction of the measured fluxes compared to the flux space that was reduced by a uniform sampling approach and iv) MMF can be used to select reactions in the network that contribute most to the steady-state flux space. …”

Species-level changes in biomass due to large mammalian herbivore exclusion. by Arjun B. Potter (6445646)

“…Biomass data suggested larger increases in <i>Desmodium trifolium</i> (DESTRI) and larger declines in <i>Digitaria</i> sp. 1 (DIGITA) than percent cover data. …”

Unique challenges required reassessment and alterations to critical reagents to rescue a neutralizing antibody assay by Blake A Rowe (19589318)

“…</p> <p><b>Results & conclusion:</b> A larger dynamic range, high inhibition and higher drug tolerance were achieved by adding an acid dissociation step to the assay, performing atypical biotin labeling of Drug 1 and switching to a detection target that contained an Fc linker to increase steric hinderance and decrease its binding affinity to Drug 1.…”

Optically Controlled Thermophoretic Trapping of Single Nano-Objects by Marco Braun (1552906)

Optically Controlled Thermophoretic Trapping of Single Nano-Objects by Marco Braun (1552906)

Optically Controlled Thermophoretic Trapping of Single Nano-Objects by Marco Braun (1552906)

Comparison of topological properties of first generation and second generation networks. by Andriana S. L. O. Campanharo (346326)

“…As increases, random shortcuts generally decrease the distance between nodes, although for some cases, larger path lengths also arise due to redistribution of weights on the shortest path to other nodes. …”

Data tables for Figs 3, 6, 9.docx by Jaco H. Baas (12721979)

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”