A study of publication trajectories of the Brazilian Computer Science community by MARCELO K. ALBERTINI (7396001)

“…Third, we have found the average trajectory can indeed be described as the canonical rapid increase and slower decrease in productivity. …”

Comparison of the output of DISSeCT and Keypoint-MoSeq (KpMS). by Romain Fayat (22404831)

Schematic showing mixing of plasma with reagent. by Philip L. Early (2742805)

DataSheet_5_Integrated physiological and weighted gene co-expression network analysis reveals the hub genes engaged in nitrate-regulated alleviation of ammonium toxicity at the see... by Liuyin Li (11940365)

“…Five NH₄⁺/NO₃^- ratio treatments, including 100/0 (N_a), 75/25 (N_r1), 50/50 (N_r2), 25/75 (N_r3), and 0/100 (N_n) were tested in this study. …”

VPS34 inhibition depletes intracellular iron by blocking iron uptake through enhanced degradation of TFR and excess iron rescues the growth defect in RKO cells. by Marek J. Kobylarz (9292599)

“…Oligomycin (Oligo) inhibits ATP synthase (Complex V) and decreases OCR; FCCP uncouples oxidative phosphorylation and increases OCR; and rotenone/antimycin A (ROT & AA) inhibits Complex I and III, respectively and decreases OCR. …”

Fig 2 - by Michael Mackay (411250)

Soluble average Klotho level as a prognostic marker for acute kidney injury outcomes: a 90-day follow-up study by ShaSha Li (12163175)

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”

Density Functional Theory-Based Prediction of the Formation Constants of Complexes of Ammonia in Aqueous Solution:  Indications of the Role of Relativistic Effects in the Solution... by Robert D. Hancock (1507276)

“…These indicated, in the absence of RE, virtually no change in the log <i>K</i>₁(NH₃) value for H⁺, a small decrease for Cu⁺, and a larger decrease for Ag⁺. …”