Association of symptoms and a low HRQOL with the risk of starting dialysis within the subsequent 6 months based on separate time-dependent Cox proportional hazard models. by Moniek C. M. de Goeij (546764)

“…<p>The HR with its 95% confidence interval (CI) represents the increased risk of starting dialysis within the subsequent 6 months in patients with the symptom compared to patients without the symptom present, the increased risk with each additional symptom, and the increased risk with every 3-point lower physical and mental summary score. A decrease of 3 score points is considered to be clinically relevant. …”

Effect of anisotropy. by Diarmuid J. Cahalane (233294)

“…</b> In our simulations increased anisotropy <i>α</i> leads to a reduced number of axons encouters but also a decrease in network efficiency <i>E</i> and an increase in mean shortest path length <i>l</i>. …”

Loss of mesenchymal <i>Srg3</i> disrupted BMP signaling and caused defective chondrogenesis in forelimb buds. by Shin Jeon (2559289)

“…Red and black arrowheads point to anterior expansion and posterior decrease, respectively. …”

PURE system simulator: Effects of ribosome (and EF-Tu) inhibition on the synthesis of fMetLysHis tripeptides. by Sophia Rudorf (169011)

“…In contrast, <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006979#pcbi.1006979.g003" target="_blank">Fig 3C)</a> shows that upon depletion of EF-Tu (i.e., for <i>constant</i> concentration of ribosomes), both the peptide synthesis rate in total and per ribosome decrease. …”

Linear relationship between ontogeny (using skull length as a proxy) and the averaged degree of sutural closure in <i>A</i>. <i>mississippiensis</i> (n = 46). by Alida M. Bailleul (167500)

“…Above the trend line are exposed the estimated diet of these animals at the time of death, based on previous studies [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0147687#pone.0147687.ref071" target="_blank">71</a>,<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0147687#pone.0147687.ref072" target="_blank">72</a>]. Each data point (i.e., each skull) is characterized by its sex and domestic or wild status (see legend in black square). …”

Clinical improvement of juvenile macaques with chronic diarrhea following <i>T. trichiura</i> treatment. by Mara Jana Broadhurst (120227)

Multiplex serological analysis of <i>T</i>. <i>cruzi</i>-specific antibodies after long-term follow-up of chronic Chagas disease patients treated with benznidazole. by María G. Alvarez (166567)

The effects of stepwise changes in stimulus intensity on spike timing. by Alejo Rodríguez-Cattáneo (19713314)

“…The increment in object conductance was adjusted to produce a 3-fold increase (subindex 1) or decrease (subindex 2) in stimulus amplitude. Unit types are: A and G) sharp monomodal; B and H) deeply inhibited; C and I) broad monomodal; D and J) mildly inhibited; E and K) bimodal; and F and L) trimodal. …”

Association of symptoms and a low HRQOL with the risk of reaching the combined poor health outcome within the subsequent 6 months based on separate time-dependent Cox proportional... by Moniek C. M. de Goeij (546764)

“…<p>The HR with its 95% confidence interval (CI) represents the increased risk of reaching the combined poor health outcome (dialysis, transplantation, and death) within the subsequent 6 months in patients with the symptom compared to patients without the symptom present, the increased risk with each additional symptom, and the increased risk with every 3-point lower physical and mental summary score. A decrease of 3 score points is considered to be clinically relevant. …”

DataSheet_1_A multicenter randomized trial for quality of life evaluation by non-invasive intelligent tools during post-curative treatment follow-up for head and neck cancer: Clini... by Stefano Cavalieri (5234378)

“…The primary endpoint is a clinically relevant global health-related EORTC QLQ-C30 QoL deterioration (decrease ≥10 points) at any point during 24 months post-treatment follow-up. …”

Probability functions of the maximum number of open AMPA receptors. by Jesus Montes (436513)

“…The probability density function shows a rapid increase to a mode value of 21 open receptors and a slower decrease. …”

Time since the population collapse. by Jordi Salmona (118654)

“…Most of their mass is concentrated in recent years with a sharp decrease as time goes back. The prior is shown as a dashed line, its median being 100,000 y ago (see text). …”

Analysis of wound healing in non-infected, infected but not treated, and infected + mupirocin-treated scald burn wounds. by Abiodun D. Ogunniyi (198305)

“…Magnification ×4 stitched image. Scale bar = 100 μm. Results represent means and SEM, n = 6 wounds per mice group with a single time-point.…”

Photochemical activity modulated by water, nitrogen, and phosphorus status in cactus pear by Marcos Neves Lopes (5020940)

“…In Quixadá, the maximum fluorescence decrease ratio (FDR) was 4.04 in third-order cladodes (rainy season and N/P 10.0/114.8 kg ha−1 yr−1), while in Tejuçuoca, the maximum FDR was 6.93, found in 2nd/3rd order cladodes (rainy season and N/P 190.0/10.0 kg ha−1 yr−1). …”

Engulfment simulation by Mathieu Emily (39337)

“…(b) The decrease of the energy as a function of the iteration steps. …”

Cell Sorting simulation by Mathieu Emily (39337)

“…(b) The decrease of the energy as a function of the iteration steps. …”

Quenching of calcein by hemoglobin. by Alessandro Esposito (266221)

“…<p>A) Images show the decrease in fluorescence lifetime of calcein (100 µM) with hemoglobin concentration (0 to 6 mM) in RBC lysates. …”

Checkerboard simulation by Mathieu Emily (39337)

“…(b) The decrease of the energy as a function of the iteration steps. …”

Changes in the spectral power of LFP recorded during animals' BSR. by Germán Vega-Flores (664425)

“…In window C, the less-preferred frequencies of reward (20 Hz, 8 Hz) did not induce changes in gamma and theta bands as the preferred frequency (100 Hz) did. The stimulation with 100 Hz as reward was associated with a decrease in the gamma band and an increase in the theta in comparison with both 20 Hz and 8 Hz (n = 9 animals, 20–30 sessions). …”

Data Sheet 1_Role of crevice size induced microenvironment variation within the gap in initiating crevice corrosion of 201 stainless steel.docx by Hao-Jing Ge (20573270)

“…<p>The effects of the real-time changes in the microenvironment within the crevice caused by the change in crevice size on the induction of crevice corrosion of 201 stainless steel (201-SS) in 1 M (pH = 4.00) NaCl solution were evaluated using conventional methods and scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) containing potentiometric probes. Results show that a decrease in pH and an increase in the Cl⁻ concentration within the gap are the pivotal determinants of crevice corrosion initiation. …”