[Ca²⁺] dynamics comparison between WT network and blocking an individual NFA-sensitive channel. by Jesús Espinal-Enríquez (622164)

“…Concentration units are arbitrary, they comply with the above restrictions and are set for comparative purposes, time is measured by simulation steps and frequency refers to the fraction of a cycle covered by a simulation step, i.e cycles per simulation step. …”

Results of the no-feedback trials for C condition by Yoky Matsuoka (31878)

“…The total mean absolute error was significantly larger for no-feedback trials than for the with-feedback trials, but a decrease in total absolute error and an increase in coordination did occur during the experiment for the no-feedback trials.…”

Economic evaluation of an active search system to monitor the outcomes of health-related claims by Nayara Luiza Pereira Rodrigues (8303202)

“…Results: The advisory service promoted a decrease of 40% (p=0.01) in lawsuits. There was a 31% reduction in court costs (p=0.003), with medicines accounting for 33% of this amount. …”

Effect on Fitness of Deviation from Optimal Foraging Strategies by Scott D Peacor (274510)

“…Deviations in trait values from the optimum have a markedly larger negative effect on fitness for PP-consumers. …”

Tn Tnp interacts with supercoiled pUC19 by Mindy Steiniger (17144)

“…Blockage of restriction sites by Tnp results in the appearance of larger bands and decrease in some smaller bands as Tnp concentration is increased. …”

Using isolation-by-distance to jointly estimate effective population density and dispersal distance: a practical evaluation using bumble bees by Dylan T. Simpson (12254970)

“…These parameters are inversely related; as one increases, the other decreases. I then use outside estimates of bumblebee dispersal distances to make more specific estimates of effective colony density. …”

Change in performance. by Takumi Mieda (20141265)

“…The head-movement-focused group showed a decrease in errors in ball trapping at near distances and with larger downward head rotations in the sagittal plane compared to the conventional training group, indicating that during the skill acquisition training for ball trapping, the sound source can be localized more accurately using larger head rotations toward the ball. …”

Reusable Homogeneous Catalytic System for Hydrogen Production from Methanol and Water by Peng Hu (196664)

“…The catalyst solution can be reused without isolation and purification, with no decrease in catalytic activity being observed for a period of ∼1 month. …”

Role of Altered Enzyme Quantities on the Integration Properties of DARPP-32 by Maria Lindskog (65533)

“…Enzyme quantities were lowered to 10% of control and all the reaction rates in the PKA reactions were increased 100× to make the PKAc formation follow the cAMP signal more effectively.</p><p>(B1) The PKAc increase is slightly larger with dopamine alone and decreases almost to basal level in between transient dopamine pulses.…”

The spatial structure of the market for different numbers of agents and different sight ranges. by Qianqian Li (386223)

“…As explained in the text, a larger sight range increases the random movements of agents throughout the lattice, which decreases the likelihood that agents will aggregate and form clusters. …”

Potential Impacts of Supersonic Aircraft Emissions on Ozone and Resulting Forcing on Climate by Jun Zhang (10964661)

Using Lego to help First Year Undergraduate Students cope with Loneliness by Bianca Fox (12639433)

Using Lego to help First Year Undergraduate Students cope with Loneliness by Bianca Fox (12639433)

Cardiovascular Patterning as Determined by Hemodynamic Forces and Blood Vessel Genetics by Gregory A. Anderson (792214)

“…While <i>Mlc2a</i>^-/- and <i>Eng</i>^-/- embryos exhibited significantly larger atria than wild-type, <i>Dll4</i>^-/- embryos had significantly smaller hearts than wild-type, but this quantitative volume decrease was not limited to the developing atrium. …”

Video_1_Concomitant intra-atrial excision of the left atrial appendage during robotic-assisted minimally invasive cardiac surgery.mp4 by Mihnea Ghinescu (14703553)

“…In short, the LAA is invaginated into the left atrium, excised completely at the base using scissors and the stump is then closed from the inside with a two-layer looped PTFE suture. We give a detailed step-by-step description of the technique.…”

Colony morphology with negative phototaxis (UV light). by Shakti N. Menon (8787581)

“…<p>The colony farthest to the East is the closest to a UV light source, and experiences the greatest light intensity, and hence the largest <i>p</i>_photo. …”

Impact of urbanization on predator and parasitoid insects at multiple spatial scales by Daria Corcos (6551186)

“…At the landscape scale, higher percentage of urban decreased predator abundance, while increasing their evenness, suggesting an increase in generalist and highly mobile species. …”

Detecting conservation benefits of marine reserves on remote reefs of the northern GBR by Carolina Castro-Sanguino (4579024)

“…<div><p>The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park (GBRMP) is the largest network of marine reserves in the world, yet little is known of the efficacy of no-fishing zones in the relatively lightly-exploited remote parts of the system (i.e., northern regions). …”

Effect of mMP on endothelial cell monolayer. by Beryl Wen (539743)

“…<p>Co-incubation of mMP with resting endothelial cells induced an increase in monolayer impedance (A). Similarly, co-culturing mMP onto pre-stimulated endothelial cells induced raised impedance of the endothelial monolayer whereas stimulation with TNF alone (or with SN) decreased TEER (B). …”

The genetic connectedness calculated from genomic information and its effect on the accuracy of genomic prediction by Suo-Yu Zhang (5575199)

“…Genomic prediction using the joint versus single reference population increased the accuracy of genomic prediction by 25% and lower heritability benefited more. Moreover, the largest benefits were observed as the number of common sires equals 0, and the gain of accuracy decreased as the number of common sires increased. …”