Experiment 4. by Jiehui Qian (294581)

“…<p>a) Two lines flickered at 4 Hz during the 30-s adaptation phase; two bars were shown during the afterimage phase. b) Left: the dark red bar indicates the mean illusory decrease of the lower bar length in Experiment 4, 4.23%. …”

Overview of adaptation of reductive and oxidative pathways in <i>C</i>. <i>difficile</i> by 2 g/L glucose. by Julia Danielle Hofmann (5893979)

“…Pathway boxes represent the transcriptomic data, generally upregulated pathways are shown in red, while downregulated pathways are blue (-1 > log2 fold change > 1, p-value < 0.05). Metabolomic data are represented by the metabolite names and the pathway names inside the boxes, generally increased concentrations are shown in bold and red, while decreased concentrations are italics and blue (fold change > 1.5). …”

Image1_Seismicity and 3-D body-wave velocity models across the Hengill geothermal area, SW Iceland.pdf by Anne Obermann (10698903)

“…Three-dimensional crustal imaging of V_P, V_S, V_P/V_S shows a SE-NW trending fast velocity that extends, at 1–3 km depth between the extinct Grensdalur volcanic center and the presently active Hengill volcanic center. …”

Genome-wide association study of Streptococcus pneumoniae identifies disease-associated genetic variation by Shimin Yang (17308492)

“…First, a univariate LMM was fitted to initially screen infection-associated k-mers by the Pyseer (v1.3.10) Second, we used multiple methods (Scoary, LASSO and VSURF) to minimize false-positive associations and identify consensus infection-associated k-mers.The importance of k-mers was ranked by the mean decrease in impurity (Mean Decrease Gini, MDG), which is a measure of the predictor’s contribution to the correct sample classification.…”

Emergence Trajectory 2, SWA→NSWA, continuous progression. by Divya Chander (635948)

“…This patient started in a slow-wave state (SWA). Over approximately 1.5 minutes, the patient transitioned into a state characterized by higher spindle power (sdSWA), and then showed a progressive decrease in delta and spindle power towards the NSWA region over about 20 minutes before waking. …”

Mathematical parameters describing the functional interactions among various cell types. by Ishwar K. Puri (358815)

“…Positive S(N_j) imply that a rate contributes to an increase in N_j while a negative value entails a corresponding population decrease.…”

Intrinsic properties of CNNs. by Cathrin B. Canto (3350390)

“…Estimations for access resistance and membrane resistance were obtained by applying a square 10 mV voltage pulse (lower black trace) to the neuron. …”

RTX treatment reduces bacterial burden in the infected eyes. by Tiffany Lin (3388415)

“…The RTX treatment caused a mild, but significant decrease of blinking reflexes (asterisk, p = 0.003, Two-way ANOVA) that was observed only a week post-treatment, followed by complete recovery. …”

Ionosonde spread F and GPS L-band scintillation occurrence during moderate geomagnetic storms near the southern crest of the EIA in Argentina by Gilda González (9246194)

“…Additionally, wave-like oscillations of TEC are observed at ~4 – 7 LT on November 8, with a dominant period of ~40 minutes. Regarding the scintillation activity, S4 is higher than 0.5 on November 8 at about 5 – 7 LT. …”

Clamgulchian (Miocene–Pliocene) pollen assemblages of the Kenai Lowland, Alaska, and the persistence of the family Podocarpaceae by Linda M. Reinink-Smith (4164925)

“…These herb groups show increasing diversity near the top of the Neogene in the Alaskan flora. With a decrease in thermophiles, the Clamgulchian taxa show a transition towards a cooler climate. …”

Verification of synaptic junction fraction. by Amelia Burch (3897631)

“…<b>C)</b> Immunoblot with an antibody for mGluR5 shows enrichment of mGluR5 in the SPM fraction compared to the parent homogenate fraction, while there are decreased levels of mGluR5 in the SJ fraction compared to parent SPM fraction. …”

Changes in the four most discriminating parameters characterizing the LDF responses following the injections of increasing concentrations of ADP. by Tomasz Przygodzki (4277908)

“…<b>A</b>_<b>max</b><b>—</b>the maximum decrease in blood flow; <b>AUC–</b>the area under the curve from 10% of maximum decrease (A_max) to 10% of the maximal restoration of flow (DA); <b>T</b>_<b>c</b><b>−</b>time from 90% of maximum decrease (A_max) to 90% of value of maximal restoration of flow (DA); <b>V</b>_<b>0f</b><b>–</b>the maximal rate of the restoration of blood flow.…”

Heat map of cadmium-responsive genes by Yuxia Cui (48175)

Supplementary Material for: Critical evaluation of Pap test adherence to routine screening in Amazonas State, Brazil by deOliveira R.L. (20535881)

Should I stay, or should I go: Modeling optimal flight initiation distance in nesting birds by Liam Dowling (6009728)

“…In a complementary approach with specified parameters based on biologically-informed factors that likely influence a predator-prey encounter, we find that increasing the current reproductive value, concealment of the nest, or costs of lost parental care decrease optimal FID and can lead to the parent staying at the nest. …”

DataSheet_1_Metabolic syndrome in antiphospholipid syndrome versus rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes mellitus: Association with arterial thrombosis, cardiovascular risk biomarkers,... by Eleana Bolla (14348871)

“…APS patients with atherosclerotic carotid plaques had 4 to 6.5-fold increased risk of MetS. Odds for MetS were decreased by 26% with an increase in physical activity by one hour per week.…”

Analysis of the second dimension of the rate-yield tradeoff. by Chuankai Cheng (6791417)

“…<p>In (A) and (B), the growth rate of each ALE endpoint strain is labeled as black number beside the corresponding data point. …”

Table_1_Mechano-Regulation of Trabecular Bone Adaptation Is Controlled by the Local in vivo Environment and Logarithmically Dependent on Loading Frequency.DOCX by Ariane C. Scheuren (9411685)

“…Cyclic loading induced positive net (re)modeling rates when compared to sham and static loading, mainly due to an increase in mineralizing surface and a decrease in eroded surface. Consequently, bone volume fraction increased over time in 2, 5, and 10 Hz (+15%, +21% and +24%, p ≤ 0.0001), while static loading led to a decrease in bone volume fraction (−9%, p ≤ 0.001). …”

Transgenerational maintenance of Cid levels. by Nitika Raychaudhuri (109805)

“…<p>Experimentally, centromeric Cid-EGFP levels were either increased (a, b) or decreased (c–g) in sperm in a background producing only Cid-EGFP instead of endogenous Cid. …”

Effective Viscosity of Slag and Kinetic Stirring Parameter Applied in Steel Cleanliness During Vacuum Degassing by Vinicius Cardoso da Rocha (4643503)

“…The stirring process in the vacuum degassing station promotes a significant decrease in the inclusion densities for the 2.5-15 µm diameter range and also in the sulfur content in liquid steel. …”