Unpaired adenosines exclusive to Bacteria 16S rRNAs. by Chaitanya Muralidhara (223748)

“…<p>The 100 positions identified in the A nucleotide segment of the second 16S eigenorganism with the largest decrease in relative nucleotide frequency include all 50 positions (red) in the alignment with unpaired A nucleotides exclusively conserved in the Bacteria. …”

Supplementary information files for Concurrent measurement of nitrate and ammonium in water and soil samples using ion‐selective electrodes: tackling sensitivity and precision issu... by Tolulope Fayose (1666345)

“…Herein developed methodology showed excellent agreement with lab‐based and portable analytical techniques while demonstrating improvements in precision and sensitivity analysis illustrated by a decrease in confidence intervals by 50‐60%. We also demonstrated the utilization of the entire ISE response curve thus removing the biases originating from linear approximation which is often currently employed. …”

Continuum of phenotypic parallelism. by Arne Jacobs (3281970)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Principal components plot based on all seven linear traits showing the centroid ± s.e. for each ecotype (N = 1,329 individuals), with centroids of sympatric ecotypes connected by trajectories. …”

Table_1_The Frequent Sampling of Wound Scratch Assay Reveals the “Opportunity” Window for Quantitative Evaluation of Cell Motility-Impeding Drugs.DOCX by Sholpan Kauanova (10288088)

“…We determine that the overall kinetics of wound healing is non-linear; however, all cell lines demonstrate linear wound closure dynamics in a 6-h window between the fifth and 12th hours after scratching. …”

Table_3_The Frequent Sampling of Wound Scratch Assay Reveals the “Opportunity” Window for Quantitative Evaluation of Cell Motility-Impeding Drugs.DOCX by Sholpan Kauanova (10288088)

“…We determine that the overall kinetics of wound healing is non-linear; however, all cell lines demonstrate linear wound closure dynamics in a 6-h window between the fifth and 12th hours after scratching. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Efficient Heat Dissipation and Cyclic Electron Flow Confer Daily Air Exposure Tolerance in the Intertidal Seagrass Halophila beccarii Asch.PDF by Yang Fang (566232)

“…Moreover, cyclic electron transport driven by PSI (CEF) was upregulated, reflected by a 50 and 22% increase in CEF and maximum electron transport rate in PSI to compensate for the abolished linear electron transport with significant decreases in pmf_LEF (the proton motive force [pmf]) attributable solely to proton translocation by linear electron flow [LEF]). …”

Table_2_The Frequent Sampling of Wound Scratch Assay Reveals the “Opportunity” Window for Quantitative Evaluation of Cell Motility-Impeding Drugs.DOCX by Sholpan Kauanova (10288088)

“…We determine that the overall kinetics of wound healing is non-linear; however, all cell lines demonstrate linear wound closure dynamics in a 6-h window between the fifth and 12th hours after scratching. …”

Carbachol affects the energy balance of the slow wave activity. by Miguel Valencia (347021)

“…E, The spindle amplitude was largest in the transition from the DOWN state to the UP state, and then decreases towards the center of the UP state (upper panel). …”

Monte Carlo studies on photon interactions in radiobiological experiments by Mehrdad Shahmohammadi Beni (3591221)

“…Bulges in the interaction fractions (versus water medium thickness) were observed, which reflected the changes in the energies of the propagating photons as a result of the water medium thickness as well as the energy-dependent photon interaction cross-sections. (2) Photoelectric interaction and incoherent scattering dominated for lower-energy (10 keV) and higher-energy (100 keV and 1 MeV) incident photons. (3) The fractions of electron ejection from different nuclei were mainly governed by the photoelectric effect cross-sections, and the fractions from the 1s subshell were the largest. (4) The penetration fractions in general decreased with increasing medium thickness, and increased with increasing incident photon energy, the latter being explained by the corresponding reduction in interaction cross-sections. (5) The area under the angular distributions of photons exiting medium layer and then interacting with cell layer decreased with increasing incident photon energy. (6) The number of cells suffering at least one electron hit increased with the administrated dose. …”

Functional Trade-Offs in Promiscuous Enzymes Cannot Be Explained by Intrinsic Mutational Robustness of the Native Activity by Miriam Kaltenbach (3204093)

“…We propose that upon strong adaptive pressure for the new activity without selection against the original one, selected mutations will lead to the largest possible increases in the new function, but whether and to what extent they decrease the old function is irrelevant, creating a bias towards initially weak trade-offs and the emergence of generalist enzymes.…”

Visual processing of symbology in head-fixed large Field-of-View displays by Frank L. Kooi (6645322)

“…While attractive for many applications, a HMD also forms a liability: large-FoV HMDs are known to cause eye-strain (Kooi, 1997) and the rate of information uptake is expected to decrease towards the edges.…”

Visual processing of symbology in head-fixed large Field-of-View displays by Frank L. Kooi (6645322)

“…While attractive for many applications, a HMD also forms a liability: large-FoV HMDs are known to cause eye-strain (Kooi, 1997) and the rate of information uptake is expected to decrease towards the edges.…”

The Influence of Doctor-Patient and Midwife-Patient Relationship in Quality Care Perception of Italian Pregnant Women: An Exploratory Study by Laura Andrissi (729056)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>The study focuses on the perceived nature / technique opposition in pregnancy and delivery emerging from gynaecologist/ midwife/ pregnant woman relationships. We developed a cross-sectional survey to identify, by means of a multidimensional data-driven approach, the main latent concepts structuring the between items correlation correspondent to the different general opinions present in the data set. …”

DataSheet1_Contrastive learning and subtyping of post-COVID-19 lung computed tomography images.docx by Frank Li (133176)

“…CT scans of 140 post-COVID-19 subjects and 105 healthy controls were analyzed. A novel contrastive learning model was developed by introducing a lung volume transform to learn latent features of disease phenotypes from CT scans at inspiration and expiration of the same subjects. …”

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. …”

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. …”