Late nitrogen application enhances spikelet number in indica hybrid rice (Oryza sativa L.) by Wei Zhou (24328)

“…This is the first study to demonstrate that an increase in NSS and a decrease in NDeSB lead to yield-improving effects attributable to LA. …”

Defoliation intensity and leaf area index recovery in defoliated swards: implications for forage accumulation by Clóvis David Medeiros Martins (8744061)

“…From these data, we calculated the leaf area index (LAI), average leaf area index (aLAI), and average and instantaneous forage accumulation rate (FAR and IFAR, respectively). …”

The effects of MS patients' sera on the tight junction proteins and adhesion molecules in TY09 cells. by Fumitaka Shimizu (545145)

“…(G) The amount of VCAM-1 was significantly increased after exposure to sera from RRMS-R, RRMS-S or SPMS patients (H) The TEER value of BMECs was significantly decreased after exposure to RRMS-R or SPMS sera, but was not influenced by exposure to sera from RRMS-S patients or healthy controls (mean±SEM, SPMS n = 8, RRMS-R n = 6, RRMS-S n = 9, Normal n = 6). …”

30 Hz stimulation does not permit recovery from previous ensemble recall. by Casey M. Baker (16033144)

“…(B) For both 20 Hz and 30 Hz stimulation, odd stimulation events had a higher recall rate than even events. However, the discrepancy between odd and even recall rate was greater at 30 Hz than at 20 Hz. …”

Table1_Effects of 4 Weeks of High-Definition Transcranial Direct Stimulation and Foot Core Exercise on Foot Sensorimotor Function and Postural Control.DOCX by Songlin Xiao (12704765)

“…</p><p>Results: HD-tDCS induced a greater decrease in the percentage changes in the passive kinesthesia thresholds of ankle inversion (p < 0.001) and eversion (p = 0.013) than the control group. …”

Yorku.Grassland&OpenDisturbedArea.Oct03-2016 by Pedro Carreira (3124434)

“…Increased Canopy cover will lead to a decrease in vegetative cover. </p><p> </p><p>2. …”

Intradermal testing. by Ana Leda F. Longhini (226617)

“…<p><b>A)</b> 20 minutes post-injection. Negative control (i), PHA (ii), histamine(iii), FBS (iv), and a linear decrease in reaction of the MSC (v to ix). …”

Molecular Tectonics. Disruption of Self-Association in Melts Derived from Hydrogen-Bonded Solids by Danielle Boils (2707627)

“…For these reasons, melts derived from tectons <b>7</b>−<b>10</b> do not behave like conventional linear polymers or dendrimers, but rather form a novel class of materials with unique properties of their own.…”

Decoding Lifespan Changes of the Human Brain Using Resting-State Functional Connectivity MRI by Lubin Wang (138666)

“…During brain development from childhood to senescence, functional connections tended to linearly increase in the emotion system and decrease in the sensorimotor system; while quadratic trajectories were observed in functional connections related to higher-order cognitive functions. …”

Trends in risk and protective factors for non-communicable diseases in the population with health insurance in Brazil from 2008 to 2015 by Deborah Carvalho Malta (634594)

“…Also, there was a decrease in risk factors such as smoking and soft drink consumption, increase in mammography coverage, and a drop in smoking prevalence. …”

Demographic history of peninsular Indian tigers (<i>Panthera tigris tigris</i>). by Samrat Mondol (260914)

“…<p>(A) Posterior distributions for population size change based on coalescent simulations for peninsular Indian tigers based on 10 microsatellite loci and the Beaumont method. …”

Effects of Light Intensity on Growth, Anti-Stress Ability and Immune Function in Yellow Feathered Broilers by YL Guo (5160098)

“…There was a linear effect for T-AOC(p=0.002), GSH-Px(p≤0.047), MDA (p=0.003), H/L(p≤0.014), ANAE+ (p≤0.044), and antibody titer (p≤0.021) with T-AOC, GSH-Px, ANAE+, and antibody titer increased significantly as light intensity decreased, whereas MDA and H/L were decreased with the decrease in light intensity. …”

Temporal trends in arthropod abundances after the transition to organic farming in paddy fields by Masaru H. Tsutsui (4760244)

“…This pattern can be explained by the effects of residual pesticides, the lag time of soil mineralization, and dispersal limitation. A damselfly (<i>Ischnura asiatica</i>) did not show a particular trend over time, probably due to its rapid immigration from source habitats. …”

Placental genes with considerable expressional change in progression from early to mid-pregnancy. by Liis Uusküla (121629)

“…A subset 24 genes selected for further experiments are labeled on the vertical axis.…”

Inhibition of human nSMase2 by cambinol and closely related analogs. by Mariana Figuera-Losada (744786)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Cambinol (compound 1) structure. <b>(B)</b> Dose response curve for inhibition of human nSMase2 by increasing concentrations of cambinol ([¹⁴C]-SM assay). …”

Differences in magnitude and velocity of decay of the different compartments of the viral reservoir. by Maria C. Puertas (8801768)

“…<p>A. The overall decrease in each fraction of the viral reservoir during the first year after ART initiation is expressed as the ratio of week 48 to baseline values. …”

Climate change has likely already affected global food production by Deepak K. Ray (423970)

“…However, current impacts on a diversity of crops subnationally and implications for food security remains unclear. …”

Data Sheet 2_Deep crustal composition and Late Paleozoic geotectonic evolution in West Junggar, China.pdf by Shenglin Xu (12076840)

“…In the Early Permian period (294–272 Ma), there was an intracontinental evolution stage and a decrease in the participation of juvenile material. …”

Comparison of Age-Related Changes between GM-Volume, Cortical Thickness, Cortical Surface Area and Gyrification. by Daniel Klein (509727)

“…Blue colors indicate a significant decrease of lGI-, cortical thickness-, GM-volume- and cortical surface area- values with increasing age, whereas warmer colors are coded for age-related increases. …”

Data Sheet 3_Deep crustal composition and Late Paleozoic geotectonic evolution in West Junggar, China.pdf by Shenglin Xu (12076840)

“…In the Early Permian period (294–272 Ma), there was an intracontinental evolution stage and a decrease in the participation of juvenile material. …”