Stimulation of T cell proliferation by NSPCs upon JEV infection. by Sulagna Das (228386)

“…The graph represents the stimulator index (SI), which shows that JEV infected NSPCs have a higher stimulator index, i.e. stimulate greater T cell proliferation compared to control NSPCs (<b>A</b>). * indicates p<0.05 compared to control. …”

Comparison of 3D models of long dimension carpological material reconstructed by different positioning. by Ho Lam Wang (13199859)

“…The structure on the front side was reconstructed but the back side was not, as shown by the regions with darker color. (d) Decrease in sharpness of the images of PH044 was found due to greater depth of field from two ends, which reduced the coherence between images so the software could not recognize its structure for further reconstruction. …”

The role of energy diversification in the average income and pollution intensity of OECD economies by Francisco Triguero-Ruiz (22673619)

“…Results indicate that greater diversification of the energy mix is associated with reductions in pollution intensity (≈2.6% short run and ≈9.6% long run per unit decrease in the index), while also supporting higher per-capita income (≈1.3% and ≈5.7%). …”

Finite element model. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Natural vibration period. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Levels of α-defensins 1-3 secreted by imMDDC were associated with indicators of disease progression. by Marta Rodríguez-García (111850)

“…Levels higher than the median (650 pg/ml) of the whole group of patients (black squares; n = 18) and secreted levels lower than the median (grey circles; n = 12). (A) Percentage of patients with a decrease in the number of CD4 T cells below 350 cel/mm³ during follow up time (months). …”

Response spectrum curves. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

S1 Data - by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

GroundCode identifies age and sex differences. by Joseph R. Scarpa (3155859)

“…<p>Gait cadence (A) and gait speed (B) decrease with age, irrespective of fast paced (green) or regular paced walking (purple). …”

Equivalent simplified model. by Laite Sun (16726500)

“…The results demonstrate that, with the increase in the input time difference of seismic wave, the bending moment of the control section increases gradually, while the shear force and axial force decrease first and then increase, and traveling wave effect response within a certain range of time difference is weaker than the uniform excitation response. …”

Rotarod performance. by Gerald Yu Liao (20490394)

“…<p><b>A.</b> CB6F1J mice at 20 and 28 months of age exhibited significant differences when compared to 4 and 12-month-old cohorts and showed a negative association between performance and age. …”

Model for how Rdh54 alters HR pathway choice. by Margaret Keymakh (13783384)

“…Rdh54 slows the rate of Rad51 clearance leading to an increase in potential template switching, or a decrease in BIR initiation. Rdh54 translocation can then regulate NCO/CO outcomes through movement away from the D-loop. …”

Task-evoked activity is negatively correlated with variability and correlations across regions in fMRI data. by Takuya Ito (57473)

“…<p><b>a)</b> We replicated a previous result [<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007983#pcbi.1007983.ref002" target="_blank">2</a>], demonstrating that regions that activated more during tasks tend to decrease their BOLD variability more during task states. …”

National Land Cover Database (NLCD) Tree Canopy Cover (TCC) Southeast Alaska by U.S. Forest Service (17476914)

“…For each year following 2011, on a pixel-wise basis TCC values are updated to a new baseline value if an increase or decrease of 10 percent TCC occurs relative to the 2008-2010 TCC baseline value. …”

National Land Cover Database (NLCD) Tree Canopy Cover (TCC) Puerto Rico USVI by U.S. Forest Service (17476914)

“…For each year following 2011, on a pixel-wise basis TCC values are updated to a new baseline value if an increase or decrease of 10 percent TCC occurs relative to the 2008-2010 TCC baseline value. …”

Distance travelled from starting point to the reward location during learning and testing. by Ilse Lorena Vargas-Vargas (17291085)

“…<p>Solid blue lines represent a function describing the training and retrieval phases of <i>n</i> = 26 hermit crabs as modeled by a generalized linear mixed-effect model (GLMM). …”

Age-dependent survival rate of the colonial Little Tern (<i>Sternula albifrons</i>) by Inbal Schekler (6062177)

“…We estimated adult annual survival rate to be 0.77, and juvenile (first year) survival to be 0.49 with a possible linear decrease in the survival rate of the juveniles that ranged from 0.681 to 0.327. …”

PV interneuron response half-width and amplitude do not vary with distance. by Katherine S. Scheuer (18823706)

“…Amplitude was uncorrelated with distance (R = 0.042, p = 0.170; Pearson’s product-moment correlation for both A and B). These results support the interpretation of single-cell responses, as half-width would be expected to increase, and amplitude would decrease with distance for population responses. …”

Evolution across sessions of logistic regression and computational modelling estimates. by Bruno Miranda (6155264)

“…<p>Across time and for both subjects, no significant decrease in the regression coefficients for the reward effect (A) or model-sensitive weight parameter <i>ω</i> (B) was found (both simulated results also with <i>p</i> > 0.05). …”

Scaled model predicted values. by Ryan T. Watchorn (5094617)

“…<p>Predicted values from the top linear mixed effects model predicting the proportion of samples (i.e., dips) that contained either a live mosquito larva or an exoskeleton. …”