Image_1_Spatiotemporal Mapping of the Contracting Gravid Uterus of the Rabbit Shows Contrary Changes With Increasing Gestation and Dosage With Oxytocin.TIF by Corrin M. Hulls (7905464)

“…Together these results suggest that progressive smooth muscle hypertrophy and displacement with increasing gestation is accompanied by a decrease in smooth muscle connectivity causing an increase in wall compliance and that oxytocin restores connectivity and decreases compliance, promoting volumetric expulsion rather than direct propulsion of the fetus by peristalsis. …”

Image_2_Spatiotemporal Mapping of the Contracting Gravid Uterus of the Rabbit Shows Contrary Changes With Increasing Gestation and Dosage With Oxytocin.TIFF by Corrin M. Hulls (7905464)

“…Together these results suggest that progressive smooth muscle hypertrophy and displacement with increasing gestation is accompanied by a decrease in smooth muscle connectivity causing an increase in wall compliance and that oxytocin restores connectivity and decreases compliance, promoting volumetric expulsion rather than direct propulsion of the fetus by peristalsis. …”

Image_4_Spatiotemporal Mapping of the Contracting Gravid Uterus of the Rabbit Shows Contrary Changes With Increasing Gestation and Dosage With Oxytocin.TIF by Corrin M. Hulls (7905464)

“…Together these results suggest that progressive smooth muscle hypertrophy and displacement with increasing gestation is accompanied by a decrease in smooth muscle connectivity causing an increase in wall compliance and that oxytocin restores connectivity and decreases compliance, promoting volumetric expulsion rather than direct propulsion of the fetus by peristalsis. …”

Image_3_Spatiotemporal Mapping of the Contracting Gravid Uterus of the Rabbit Shows Contrary Changes With Increasing Gestation and Dosage With Oxytocin.TIFF by Corrin M. Hulls (7905464)

“…Together these results suggest that progressive smooth muscle hypertrophy and displacement with increasing gestation is accompanied by a decrease in smooth muscle connectivity causing an increase in wall compliance and that oxytocin restores connectivity and decreases compliance, promoting volumetric expulsion rather than direct propulsion of the fetus by peristalsis. …”

Video_1_Spatiotemporal Mapping of the Contracting Gravid Uterus of the Rabbit Shows Contrary Changes With Increasing Gestation and Dosage With Oxytocin.WMV by Corrin M. Hulls (7905464)

“…Together these results suggest that progressive smooth muscle hypertrophy and displacement with increasing gestation is accompanied by a decrease in smooth muscle connectivity causing an increase in wall compliance and that oxytocin restores connectivity and decreases compliance, promoting volumetric expulsion rather than direct propulsion of the fetus by peristalsis. …”

Logistic growth in density dependent populations. by Mark Bowler (332184)

“…<p>K = carrying capacity. Fig. 1a shows a linear decrease of population growth rate as population size increases and availability of resources per individual therefore declines. …”

The effects of contrast and contrast adaptation on HWHH. by Lionel G. Nowak (373941)

“…The effect of matched contrast adaptation is a narrowing of the distributions, with the largest shift observed for the low contrast. …”

Data_Sheet_1_The Combined Effects of Warming and Body Size on the Stability of Predator-Prey Interactions.PDF by Pavel Kratina (702924)

“…We experimentally tested how water temperature alters the functional response and population stability of dragonfly nymphs (Cordulegaster boltonii) feeding on freshwater amphipods (Gammarus pulex) across a gradient of their body size ratios. Attack coefficients were highest for small predators feeding on small prey at low temperatures, but shifted toward the largest predators feeding on larger prey in warmer environments. …”

Ensemble-averaged statistics are similar across models. by Giuseppe Passucci (6330971)

“…(B) The velocity auto-correlation function <i>C</i>_<i>vv</i> as a function of time <i>dt</i>. There is a sharp decrease in the VACF across the first frame, due to error in reconstructing the nuclei centers-of-mass generated by imaging noise and fluctuations in dye intensity. …”

Parameter sensitivity analysis. by Young-Seon Lee (565899)

“…<p>(A) Simulation of AP by randomly varying model parameters (B) Prediction of APD by linear regression model with 94.8% correlation. …”

Phosphorus Forms in Sediments as Indicators of Anthropic Pressures in an Agricultural Catchment in Southern Brazil by Tales Tiecher (4630222)

“…The results showed that an increase in anthropogenic pressure leads to an increase in total inorganic P and a decrease in the levels of organic C and total organic P in sediments. …”

Data from: Eyes wide shut: the impact of dim-light vision on neural investment in marine teleosts by Teresa L. Iglesias (3249435)

“…Here, we use X‐ray microtomography and phylogenetic comparative methods to examine the relationships between diel activity pattern, optic morphology, trophic guild, and investment in the optic tectum across the largest radiation of vertebrates—teleost fishes. We find that despite driving the evolution of larger eyes, enhancement of the capacity for dim‐light vision generally is accompanied by a decrease in investment in the optic tectum. …”

Low Sooting Tendencies and Structure-Property Relationships of Individual Polyoxymethylene Ethers As Alternative Diesel Fuels by Junqing Zhu (11231244)

“…However, larger alkyl groups will lead to higher sooting tendencies. …”

Table_1_Production Losses From an Endemic Animal Disease: Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) in Selected Midwest US Sow Farms.DOCX by Pablo Valdes-Donoso (2146567)

“…We used pre-outbreak longitudinal data to establish a baseline that was then used to estimate the decrease in production. …”

Image1_Dynamics of optical properties of sequentially diluted lucigenin aqueous solutions according to luminescence data.TIF by Dmitrii L. Tytik (19855203)

“…Up to the 50th studied sample, a challenging linear gradual decrease in the intensity of recorded photometric values was noted (correlation coefficients for all series being close to −0.9). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Simulating the Cortical Microcircuit Significantly Faster Than Real Time on the IBM INC-3000 Neural Supercomputer.pdf by Arne Heittmann (11976065)

“…In all cases, the simulation-time speed-up factor did not decrease by more than a very few percent. It finally turns out that the speed-up factor is essentially limited by the latency of the INC-3000 communication system.…”

Sagittal sections through the <i>nax</i> mutant and wild type cerebella at P17 immunostained with CaBP and statistical graphs. by Karen Bailey (549958)

“…<b>E</b>) The Pcl/ml thickness in the nax mutant is smaller than that of the wild-type at P6 and P12, however it becomes larger at P17. <b>F</b>) The linear density of Pcs per 1 mm significantly decreases from P6 to P17 in the nax mutant, however it is higher than the linear density of Pcs in wild-type at every age. …”

Positional dependence of the probe intensities. by Hans Binder (128524)

“…<p>Panel a: Single base data of allele-specific (S-mode) PM and MM probes. …”

Pearson clusters and fPCA considering all protein-coding genes. by Leo Zeitler (13775500)

“…The JS distance between the cluster distributions is much larger for fPC 2 than for fPC 1. Orange and blue indicate each one group, the dashed line symbolises the best linear separation using a SVM. …”

DataSheet2_Micro-Porosity and gas emission characteristics of thermally contacted metamorphic coal by igneous intrusion.PDF by Xiang Fu (714580)

“…The proportion of gas emission in the first one second of metamorphic coal is much higher than that of other coals. The decrease of pore volume and specific surface area of micropores makes the adsorption capacity weaker, which results in a decrease in the total amount of emission - smaller Δp value, and earlier inflection point and faster attenuation on the emission curve, namely an increased α value. …”