Laissez-faire leadership. by Armen E. Allahverdyan (482453)

“…Black points (upper curve): the average weights by which the leader <i>L</i> influences other agents; see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0159301#pone.0159301.e049" target="_blank">Eq (20)</a>. …”

Reconstructing the cochlear spectrograms from firing rates. by Florian Blättler (201240)

“…With increasing thresholds (below), more and more syllables are lost in the reconstruction, but the reconstructed spectro-temporal patterns remain clearly recognizable. The arrow points to a down-sweep syllable. (C) Reconstructions of REV (flipped horizontally for comparison with B) are worse than reconstructions of BOS at the same threshold; for example the down-sweep syllable is not well reconstructed (arrow), presumably because zebra finches produce almost no up-sweeps. …”

of alarm pheromone model. by Geng Li (312002)

“…This demonstrates that the initial increasing and then decreasing pattern is robust. All the points are averaged over 1000 runs.…”

Tibial plateau angle (TPA) and age influence contralateral cranial cruciate ligament (CrCL) survival over time in dogs diagnosed with unilateral CrCL rupture. by Peter Muir (308211)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Increasing TPA was associated with decreased contralateral CrCL survival, whereas increasing age at diagnosis was associated with increased contralateral CrCL survival (<b>B</b>). …”

Information gathering task. by Tobias U. Hauser (705683)

“…False decisions, again, result in a loss of a fixed 100 points.</p>…”

Hysteresis. by Petter Törnberg (5774681)

“…<p>Hysteresis is illustrated by the difference in transition points, between weak and strong identities, when increasing (full line) and decreasing (dashed line), the number of global connections. …”

Relationships of spot RGB scores (i.e. dots' color) with their spectral measures and pigmentation indices. by Marie-Jeanne Holveck (115827)

“…The brown spots become browner (in response to digital saturation and hue) and darker (digital brightness) as spectral brightness decreases (A) and PC1 values increase (B). There are not such relationships with spectral chroma (A) and PC2 values (B).…”

Results from stepwise regression to establish the SAM² predictors that explained variance in the valence × neuroticism interaction in Studies 1-all, 2, and 3 (Fig 8). by Léo Dutriaux (3153684)

“…In the original analyses (left column), behavior regularity was regressed onto only valence and neuroticism in Model 2 from the analysis pipeline to test the valence × neuroticism interaction maximally. The five primary SAM² predictors (<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0286954#pone.0286954.g001" target="_blank">Fig 1</a>) were then added one at a time into the original regression to assess how much each alone decreased the coefficient for the valence × neuroticism interaction (est_V×N). …”

Results from stepwise regression to establish the SAM² predictors that explained variance in the valence × self-control interaction in Studies 1-all, 2, and 3 (Fig 7). by Léo Dutriaux (3153684)

“…In the original analyses (left column), behavior regularity was regressed onto only valence and self-control in Model 2 from the analysis pipeline to test the valence × self-control interaction maximally. The five primary SAM² predictors (<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0286954#pone.0286954.g001" target="_blank">Fig 1</a>) were then added one at a time into the original regression to assess how much each alone decreased the coefficient for the valence × self-control interaction (est_V×S). …”

Migration and proliferation of MSCs on hydrogels. by Justin R. Tse (233618)

“…<p>(a) At 12 hours, cell density is approximately uniform regardless of substrate stiffness (gray; p = 0.76 between data points). …”

Mean and std of growth-rate and viability. by Lindsay S. Moore (491518)

“…(b) The standard deviation of growth-rates computed from the same distributions leading to the mean values presented in (a). (c) Fraction of the population that was measured to be growing exponentially in the same time points as (a). …”

Accuracy of full geometry for internal representation of space. by Carina Curto (269950)

“…(B) The accuracy of a reconstructed space may be quantified by computing the ‘mismatch’ between points in the original space and their images in the reconstructed space, as a fraction of the box side length <i>L</i>. …”

Evolution of basal membrane properties over time in iPSC-derived neurons plated on POL. by Deborah Prè (5659969)

“…<p>A) The average resting membrane potential (RMP in mV) decreased over time. …”

Modulation of the persistent histamine responses by [Ca]_i and PKA. by Iustin V. Tabarean (302441)

“…Extracellular incubation with BAPTA-AM (1 mM) gradually decreases a persistent current activated by histamine (50 µM). …”

Mathematical model of hiPSC-CM APs. by Michael Xavier Doss (30403)

“…<b>D:</b> A larger block of I_Kr to 40% of the normal value elicits progressively decreasing oscillations of membrane potential leading eventually to the permanent depolarization at −12.8 mV.…”

Inter-behavior pairwise correlations. by Catalin Mitelut (5587493)

“…This result is due to the Pearson correlation between a coarse measure of similarity that relies on the relative value of points in a time series to the mean. …”

Impact of the estimated glomerular filtration rate on long-term mortality in patients with hypertensive crisis visiting the emergency department by Jeong-Hun Shin (12207485)

Isoform expression of cell surface genes in CD133+ and CD133− subpopulations. by Christian L. Barrett (200744)

“…Colored triangles indicate significantly differentially expressed isoforms; green down-pointing triangles indicate decreased expression and red up-pointing triangles indicate increased expression in the CD133+ cells. …”

Fig 6 - by Flemming Puscz (9034142)

“…CR muscle showed a significant increase in collagen 3, whereas sarcomeric alpha actinin is significantly decreased, compared to Iso and CsA muscle. …”

Temperature regimes for experimental evolution with varying rates of thermal change. by Sonia Singhal (459557)

“…Temperature increments were chosen such that the ancestral virus would experience constant (i.e., linear) decreases in its probability of survival. A control regime of heat shocks at a constant 25°C (not shown) accounted for evolutionary change under transfer conditions. …”