Stability and feasibility: Outline. by Michaël Dougoud (3603548)

“…<p>(<b>a</b>) For a system to be feasible, interaction strength has to decrease with complexity. …”

Extracellular acidification delays neutrophil apoptosis and reduces caspase 3 activation. by Shannan Cao (792360)

“…Cell death was assessed by FACS analysis with annexin V and PI staining. At least three separate experiments were carried out with a minimum of 10,000 cells counted per data point. …”

Ovarian reaction to acute estrogen exposure. by Clémentine Chalmey (5657233)

“…<p>A. A false-color heatmap shows cases of increasing, decreasing, detectable (but without differential expression) and undetectable transcript signal intensities across the replicates for different total ovary samples at the time points given (top). …”

Self-organizing map clusters show distinct transcriptional dynamics in Influenza H3N2/Wisconsin virus challenge study. by Yongsheng Huang (156655)

“…Each segment plot represents the prototype of a cluster. Individual time points are scaled and ordered in sequence and phenotype around the circle. …”

Fig 2 - by Tatsuya Nishikawa (4108258)

“…<b>(B) Change in GLS From Baseline to the Point of Myocardial Damage.</b> Among 10 patients with ICI-related damage, five showed a reduction in GLS by >15%, as compared with the baseline. …”

Model prediction of the SPARTAC trial. by Changwang Zhang (716808)

“…<i>t</i>_<i>p</i> is the time between the initial infection and the <i>primary end point</i> (when density of CD4⁺ T cells decreases to 350 <i>cells</i>/<i>μl</i> or the start of long-term ART [<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004179#pcbi.1004179.ref028" target="_blank">28</a>]). …”

<b>Insight into the effects of citric acid on the transformation of chemical</b><b> speciation</b><b> of Cd in</b> <b>biochar amended contaminated soil:</b> <b>Implications for bio... by Renhui Miao (18618601)

“…The residual fraction (F5) also showed an increased trend within a long remediation action. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Kinetics of Olivine Weathering in Seawater: An Experimental Study.PDF by Michael Fuhr (12273179)

“…Fine grained UMS with an olivine content of ~75% was reacted in ASW for up to 134 days at 1 bar and 21.5–23.9°C. A decline in total alkalinity (TA) was observed over the course of the experiments. …”

Human chromatin remodeler cofactor, RNA interactor, eraser and writer sperm RNAs responding to obesity by Grace M. Swanson (7052141)

Urban drainage modeling and evaluation of bacteriological loads in the Vertente Marítima of Fortaleza, Ceará by Janine Brandão Farias Mesquita (8591100)

Contact angle measurements of Bacou Willson 801 N95 FFR material. by John G. Yuen (11909600)

“…Whilst there are no significant initial differences between the pristine and heat-treated samples, 106.9°±6.8° and 111.9°±15.1°, respectively, both samples show a decreasing trend over time. The most rapid decrease is observed within the pristine sample, which achieves a value of 64.4°±15.2° after 1 minute. …”

Physiological indices of irrigated rice affected by flooding and nitrogen fertilization by Alberto Baêta dos Santos (8074955)

“…The objective of this study was to determine the influence of time of the beginning of flood and N topdressing, in the development stages from V3 - V4 until V12 - V13, on physiological characteristics positively related to grain yield of irrigated rice cultivar BRS Jaçanã in a tropical wetland. …”

XIAP promoted HCT116 cell migration and invasion. by Jinyi Liu (325830)

“…(B and C), Cell migration behavior was evaluated during performance of a wound-healing assay, and images were taken at different time points. …”

CD34 function in the tumor microenvironment. by Steven Maltby (353460)

“…<p>Model schematic of CD34 function in the tumor microenvironment, highlighting effects on vascular integrity, associated with decreased tumor growth at an early time-point (day 14) and immune cell accumulation, associated with increased tumor growth at a later time-point (day 19) in <i>Cd34^−/−</i> mice.…”

DataSheet_1_Comprehensive Analysis of the PRDXs Family in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma.csv by Ruoyan Cao (6838901)

“…We found that the expression of PRDX1, PRDX4, and PRDX5 in HNSCC increased while the expression of PRDX2 decreased. …”

Table 1_Quantifying the effect of air pollution and temperature on hospitalization costs for chronic lower respiratory diseases.docx by Huanhuan Jia (2546878)

“…With respect to temperature, the hospitalization costs of people aged 60 and above increased by 8.70% on low-temperature days, and the exposure response ratio from lag day 0 to lag day 5 showed a statistically significant gradual decrease. …”

Efficient Lewis Acid Promoted Alkene Hydrogenations Using Dinitrosyl Rhenium(−I) Hydride Catalysts by Yanfeng Jiang (1873795)

“…Highly efficient alkene hydrogenations were developed using NO-functionalized hydrido dinitrosyl rhenium catalysts of the type [ReH­(PR₃)₂(NO)­(NO­(LA))]­[Z] (<b>2</b>, LA = B­(C₆F₅)₃; <b>3</b>, LA = [Et]⁺, Z = [B­(C₆F₅)₄]⁻; <b>4</b>, LA = [SiEt₃]⁺, Z = [HB­(C₆F₅)₃]⁻; R = <i>i</i>Pr <b>a</b>, Cy <b>b</b>). …”

Efficient Lewis Acid Promoted Alkene Hydrogenations Using Dinitrosyl Rhenium(−I) Hydride Catalysts by Yanfeng Jiang (1873795)

“…Highly efficient alkene hydrogenations were developed using NO-functionalized hydrido dinitrosyl rhenium catalysts of the type [ReH­(PR₃)₂(NO)­(NO­(LA))]­[Z] (<b>2</b>, LA = B­(C₆F₅)₃; <b>3</b>, LA = [Et]⁺, Z = [B­(C₆F₅)₄]⁻; <b>4</b>, LA = [SiEt₃]⁺, Z = [HB­(C₆F₅)₃]⁻; R = <i>i</i>Pr <b>a</b>, Cy <b>b</b>). …”

Efficient Lewis Acid Promoted Alkene Hydrogenations Using Dinitrosyl Rhenium(−I) Hydride Catalysts by Yanfeng Jiang (1873795)

“…Highly efficient alkene hydrogenations were developed using NO-functionalized hydrido dinitrosyl rhenium catalysts of the type [ReH­(PR₃)₂(NO)­(NO­(LA))]­[Z] (<b>2</b>, LA = B­(C₆F₅)₃; <b>3</b>, LA = [Et]⁺, Z = [B­(C₆F₅)₄]⁻; <b>4</b>, LA = [SiEt₃]⁺, Z = [HB­(C₆F₅)₃]⁻; R = <i>i</i>Pr <b>a</b>, Cy <b>b</b>). …”

Efficient Lewis Acid Promoted Alkene Hydrogenations Using Dinitrosyl Rhenium(−I) Hydride Catalysts by Yanfeng Jiang (1873795)

“…Highly efficient alkene hydrogenations were developed using NO-functionalized hydrido dinitrosyl rhenium catalysts of the type [ReH­(PR₃)₂(NO)­(NO­(LA))]­[Z] (<b>2</b>, LA = B­(C₆F₅)₃; <b>3</b>, LA = [Et]⁺, Z = [B­(C₆F₅)₄]⁻; <b>4</b>, LA = [SiEt₃]⁺, Z = [HB­(C₆F₅)₃]⁻; R = <i>i</i>Pr <b>a</b>, Cy <b>b</b>). …”