Figure 6. Analysis of peptidergic network degree highlights hubs and a large rich club by Lidia Ripoll-Sánchez (17031075)

MS decreases the larger amplitude distribution in adult rats. by Jesús David Ayala-Rodríguez (17364296)

Subjects: “…glutamatergic events decreased…”

Mean squared error of estimates decreases with larger datasets. by Alexander Eugene Zarebski (12078347)

“…<p>The mean squared error in the estimates of under the posterior distribution decreases as the size of the dataset increases. The corresponding figure looking at the estimates of the prevalence, using both scheduled and aggregated data, is given as Fig J in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009805#pcbi.1009805.s001" target="_blank">S1 Appendix</a>.…”

MEDOC: A Fast, Scalable, and Mathematically Exact Algorithm for the Site-Specific Prediction of the Protonation Degree in Large Disordered Proteins by Martin J. Fossat (3714079)

“…To address this problem, we developed "multisite extent of deprotonation originating from context" (MEDOC) to determine the degree of protonation of a protein based on the local sequence context of each ionizable residue. …”

A noxious temperature decrease without a prior increase produces a subtly larger decrease in pain intensity. by Benedict J. Alter (9745466)

TZs weighted degree distribution. by Chen Xie (114508)

Validation of self-reported height and weight in a large, nationwide cohort of U.S. adults - Fig 1 by James M. Hodge (8703657)

Classification of raters by using their self-declared answers regarding participation in animal experiments/care taking as well as on animal-handling experience with different spec... by Johanne C. Krueger (17327796)

As in S17 Fig but for sources that are arranged at 45 degrees to the flow (see e.g. Fig 13C). by Sina Tootoonian (12024799)

Identification strength with a large number of moments by Hyojin Han (9269885)

“…We also allow the models to be locally misspecified and examine how the asymptotic theory is affected by the degree of misspecification. The theory encompasses many cases including GMM models with many moments (Han and Phillips), partially linear models, and local GMM via kernel smoothing with a large number of conditional moment restrictions. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Nanofibrous Actuator with an Alignment Gradient for Millisecond-Responsive, Multidirectional, Multimodal, and Multidimensional Large Deformation by Juanrong Qin (9437568)

“…Although progress has been made in the construction of stimulus-responsive actuators, the performance of these smart materials is still unsatisfactory, owing to their slow response, small deformation amplitude, uncontrollable bending direction, and unidirectional (2D to 3D) transformation. Herein, we employ a structural bionic strategy to design and fabricate a novel water/moisture responsive nanofibrous actuator with an alignment degree gradient. …”

Examples of functional connectivity changes caused by stimulating different brain regions under a large noise amplitude (10⁻²). by Yi Zheng (113896)