Comparing runtimes and the number of minimized conformations between fries/<i>EWAK</i>* and <i>BBK</i>* for a variety of designs. by Anna U. Lowegard (8051597)

“…Each point represents one design and is plotted in increasing order of <i>BBK</i>* running time. fries/<i>EWAK</i>* was faster than <i>BBK</i>* 92% of the time with an average improvement of 62% over <i>BBK</i>* and a maximum improvement of 2.2 orders of magnitude. …”

Treatment with NaOH decreases ubiquitination of D_4.2R WT and D_{4.2 4KR}R mutant. by Kamila Skieterska (841014)

M1-37T protein is degraded in a lysosome-independent manner, and its ubiquitination is not through K48 linkage. by Chenxi Wang (284364)

M1 protein harboring T37 is susceptible to ubiquitination at K187. by Chenxi Wang (284364)

Times to tracheal extubation, sternal recumbency and standing (minutes) following inhalant anesthesia and final rectal temperatures (°C) in each premedication-treatment group. by Jacob P. Rastas (20642173)

Average confusion matrix, for 100 iterations of the evaluation process, reporting the classification rates of the individual signatures in the best configuration (the ensemble clas... by Vincent Arnaud (6111599)

Average confusion matrix, for 100 iterations of the evaluation process, reporting the classification rates of the call types in the best configuration (the ensemble classifier comb... by Vincent Arnaud (6111599)

<b>Ensemble learning model identifies </b><b>adaptation classification and turning points</b><b> of river microbial communities in response to heatwaves</b> by Qian Qu (14198684)

Non-cytotoxic levels of propofol decrease LPS-induced ROS generation, which ROS is required for LPS-induced activation of Akt and NF-κB as well as NO generation. by Chung-Hsi Hsing (355049)

Manhattan plot for genome-wide association study (GWAS) in a European population with depression. by Xiaomei He (795333)

“…C: Point mutations in the tail region of KIF15 significantly decreased its binding efficiency to PSD95, n = 3 (three independent experiments). …”

Longitudinal evaluation of metabolic rate and RER, pre-VML surgery and at 2- and 6-weeks post-VML, in a subset of mice. by Kyle A. Dalske (11027715)

“…<p><b>A)</b> By 6-weeks post-VML there was decreased metabolic rate during the 24-hour and 12-hour active periods, compared to 2-weeks post-VML (p≤0.050). …”

Combination of cAMP-enhancing and cAMP-inhibiting neuromodulation can increase or decrease the AP threshold throughout the apical dendrite in the Hay-model L5PC. by Tuomo Mäki-Marttunen (388882)

Differences between performance in large workspace (LSW) and small workspace (SWS) for flexion/extension (A), abduction/adduction (B) and pronation/supination. by Francesca Marini (12576)

Fig 3 - by Steven Decker (13767223)

“…<p>A: The distance traveled in an open-field arena was measured to test locomotor activity after injection of vehicle, 2 g/kg ethanol (EtOH), 3 or 6 mg/kg dFBr and 3 or 6 mg/kg dFBr+ 2 g/kg EtOH. n = 10–15 SD rats. 2g/kg EtOH significantly decreases locomotion in SD rats, while dFBr alone does not affect locomotion significantly in comparison to vehicle-treated rats. …”

In vivo decreased capacity of IRBP-specific enriched TL from P2Y₂^-/- mice to induce uveitis—Afferent phase. by Lia Judice M. Relvas (693285)

Physical properties of three WER-EA. by Dongqing Huang (259963)

“…WER-EA with 0.44 eq/100g epoxy value (E44) performed best at low temperatures, with a maximum increase in <i>m</i> value of 39.4% and a maximum decrease in <i>S</i> value of 33.3% compared to the other two WER-EA. …”

Essential performance of curing agent (C₆H₁₈N₄). by Dongqing Huang (259963)

“…WER-EA with 0.44 eq/100g epoxy value (E44) performed best at low temperatures, with a maximum increase in <i>m</i> value of 39.4% and a maximum decrease in <i>S</i> value of 33.3% compared to the other two WER-EA. …”

FTIR at 20% dosage. by Dongqing Huang (259963)

“…WER-EA with 0.44 eq/100g epoxy value (E44) performed best at low temperatures, with a maximum increase in <i>m</i> value of 39.4% and a maximum decrease in <i>S</i> value of 33.3% compared to the other two WER-EA. …”

<i>m</i> and <i>S</i> at different temperatures and dosages. by Dongqing Huang (259963)

“…WER-EA with 0.44 eq/100g epoxy value (E44) performed best at low temperatures, with a maximum increase in <i>m</i> value of 39.4% and a maximum decrease in <i>S</i> value of 33.3% compared to the other two WER-EA. …”

<i>J</i>_<i>nr</i> and <i>R</i> of different samples. by Dongqing Huang (259963)

“…WER-EA with 0.44 eq/100g epoxy value (E44) performed best at low temperatures, with a maximum increase in <i>m</i> value of 39.4% and a maximum decrease in <i>S</i> value of 33.3% compared to the other two WER-EA. …”