DataSheet_1_Comparison of various chemometric methods on visible and near-infrared spectral analysis for wood density prediction among different tree species and geographical origi... by Ying Li (38224)

“…Chemometric techniques including pre-processing, variable selection, and multivariate calibration models play an important role to better extract useful information from spectral data. In this study, a new de-noising method (lifting wavelet transform, LWT), four variable selection methods, as well as two non-linear machine learning models were simultaneously analyzed to compare the impact of chemometric approaches on wood density determination among various tree species and geographical locations. …”

Inverse gain sensitivities of the standard HH model. by J. Naudé (187280)

“…(<b>C</b>) Increasing the maximal conductance of the sodium conductance in the standard HH model with and decreases the gain (increases the inverse gain) of the but this effect is masked by the much larger change of firing frequency due to modification of the threshold. …”

Sampling mutant’s fitness from the Gaussian. by Nikhil Sharma (571073)

“…<p>(A) When mutant fitness is sampled from the (truncated) Gaussian distribution with <i>σ</i> = 0.1, we find that adding self-loops decreases the population fitness in all the graphs. …”

Annual patterns of macroalgal blooms in the Yellow Sea during 2007–2017 by Jianheng Zhang (2867756)

“…<div><p>The world’s largest macroalgal blooms caused by <i>Ulva prolifera</i> have occurred in the Yellow Sea for 11 consecutive years. …”

When resolution does matter: Modelling indirect contacts in dairy farms at different levels of detail - Fig 3 by Alba Bernini (7512641)

“…In panel B, seed farms are ranked in decreasing order of the median total epidemic size they generated and each x-axis point represents a position in the rankings. …”

High-Throughput Absolute mRNA Quantification Using Real-time RT-PCR by Anthony J Bais (13285305)

“…White and black bars indicate a respective fold increase or decrease in copy number. …”

Figure 1 from Tracking Nongenetic Evolution from Primary to Metastatic ccRCC: TRACERx Renal by Ángel Fernández-Sanromán (20814476)

“…<b>E,</b> Schematic representation of a linear regression framework to identify correlates of within-patient expression changes in each of 14,120 genes, including <i>cis</i> effects of increased/decreased gene dosage and variation in purity. …”

Automated size selection for short cell-free DNA fragments enriches for circulating tumor DNA and improves error correction during next generation sequencing by Sabine Hellwig (122242)

“…Although consensus read depth also decreased at larger family sizes, the variant allele frequency in the short ccfDNA fraction remained consistent, while variant detection in the original ccfDNA was commonly lost at family sizes necessary to minimize errors. …”

The fluctuations in the period of E1 received by the stationary fish vary with the motion of the neighboring fish. by Na Yu (151735)

“…A larger produces more periods at precisely ; a higher disperses the periods over a broader time interval. …”

Untitled Item by Hirotake Yokota (17708010)

“…Correlation between LF/HF differences during tVNS and NWR thresholds.</i></p><p dir="ltr">A significant negative correlation was found between LF/HF changes during tVNS and the NWR threshold change at Post 10 and Post 30, indicating that subjects whose LF/HF significantly decreased during tVNS, that is, those whose parasympathetic activity increased during tVNS stimulation, tended to have larger increases in NWR threshold at Post 10 and Post 30 (Post 10: Rho = -.623, p =.003; Post 30: Rho = -.727, p =.001). …”

Examination of human interference and abundance upon plants and animals species richness by Geethanjanen Raveendhran (3113937)

“…Increased human abundance will lead to a decrease in animal species richness. </p> <p>2.   …”

PHYSICAL, MECHANICAL AND THERMAL BEHAVIOR OF ADOBE STABILIZED WITH “SYNTHETIC TERMITE SALIVA” by Rômulo M. Gandia (6676664)

“…Linear shrinkage decreases from 2.7 to 1.91 cm with 0.4% STS. …”

Effect of Artemisia apiacea Hance on growth performance, cecal opportunistic bacteria, and microbicidal peptides in rabbits by Ke Ding (309244)

“…Linear responses of herb doses were found on the four bacteria and a quadratic response on Salmonella spp. …”

Network stability and equilibrium are shaped by noise. by Axel Hutt (3138303)

“…Network susceptibility as a function of noise intensity. A gradual shift towards the critical susceptibility <i>R</i>_<i>c</i> occurs under the action of noise, causing the system to transit from slow non-linear oscillations to fast linear oscillations. …”

Effects of age and sex on odor intensity phenotype. by Bingjie Li (142361)

“…For both cohorts, sex effects were tested using a t-test, and age effects were tested with a linear model. …”

DataSheet1_Homogenization in Species Composition and No Change in Aboveground Biomass Across Tibetan Permafrost Regions Over Ten Years.docx by Yan Yang (33204)

“…We conducted a broad-scale resampling project in the permafrost region of Tibet to examine if plant production and diversity had changed over time. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Exploring organizational aspects that promote health-related preventive behavior: using the example of work-related SARS-CoV-2 infection control measures in Germany, A... by Jana Soeder (19779150)

“…A total of 16 items constitute the attitude scores toward oICM (5-point Likert scale). …”

Interplay in the Selection of Fluoroquinolone Resistance and Bacterial Fitness by Linda L. Marcusson (261125)

“…The largest effect occurred with the addition of a <em>parC</em> mutation (Topoisomerase IV) to a low-fitness strain carrying resistance mutations in <em>gyrA</em> (DNA Gyrase) and <em>marR</em> (drug efflux regulation). …”

DATA ALL PARTICIPANTS.xlsx by Angela Van Sickle (20441450)

“…The average volume per swallow decreased as age increased. The time to complete increased as age increased. …”

Accumulation and partition of macronutrients in Pennisetum purpureum cv. Roxo managed under different growth ages and seasons by Theyson Duarte Maranhão (5020955)

“…The daily accumulation rate of Ca in the canopy was adjusted to a linear model for the rainy and dry seasons and to a quadratic model for the transition season, reaching a maximum of 4.60 kg ha-1 at 59.76 days of growth. …”