Hospitalized peak values evaluated from dynamics modeled at fixed population fraction of risk-deniers. by Valeria d’Andrea (12095838)

Original numerical values for Fig 2I. by Ulisse Bocchero (9128127)

TPM values of the 48 nuclear receptors at 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks and TPM values of PCR-tagged gene insertion at 10 days. by Yoshinori Hasegawa (308240)

Comparison between preoperative and final follow-up pulmonary function test value of the 20 patients who had preoperative pulmonary impairment (paired t test). by Young Man Byun (9028136)

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Comparison between preoperative and final follow-up pulmonary function test value of the 35 patients at final follow-up (paired t test). by Young Man Byun (9028136)

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Correlation analysis between change in pulmonary function test value and postoperative radiographic parameters. by Young Man Byun (9028136)

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Correlation analysis between change in pulmonary function test value and change in radiographic parameters. by Young Man Byun (9028136)

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Pulmonary function test of the 35 patients at final follow-up (paired t test). by Young Man Byun (9028136)

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Patient demographic data. by Young Man Byun (9028136)

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Observed values, synthetic control estimates, causal effects, with confidence intervals, by country and moral foundation. by Daniel Hart (440152)

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Survival analysis according to postoperative decrease in serum albumin (ΔAlb). by Fumihiko Kinoshita (6655172)

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Data Sheet 1_Large scale deletion and rebalancing within the k1C kafirin family in sorghum.pdf by Tyler W. Ferris (22481194)

“…Despite confirming a ~400-kb deletion in the k1C family of both edited lines encompassing seven active genes, no significant decrease was observed in k1C expression or compensatory increase in non-kafirin proteins. …”

Schwartz value circumplex. by Oscar Smallenbroek (17509563)

“…We observe that with age, self-transcendence and conservation values increase while self-enhancement values decrease. …”

Large RATs correspond to functional centromeres. by Emily E. Wear (9519674)

“…Two examples of simple centromeres, CEN 1 (<b>A</b>) and CEN 6 (<b>B</b>), and two examples of complex centromeres, CEN 9 (<b>C</b>) and CEN 10 (<b>D</b>) are presented. The black arrowheads in panels <b>C</b> and <b>D</b> denote example regions with a peak of early replication signal within or adjacent to the centromere that also shows an increase in mid replication signal in the endocycle (for other examples, see <a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1008623#pgen.1008623.s013" target="_blank">S12 Fig</a>). …”

Lists the 80 genes decreased in Ercc1 Δ/- vs. WT under normoxia (21%) with absolute value of the log2-Fold Change >1.25 and adjusted <i>p</i>-value <0.01. by Robert S. Rogers (15852564)

“…<p>Lists the 80 genes decreased in Ercc1 Δ/- vs. WT under normoxia (21%) with absolute value of the log2-Fold Change >1.25 and adjusted <i>p</i>-value <0.01.…”

Numeric values used to generate all the graphs presented in the figures. by Wenjia Yu (9422059)

The 3CP circle model captures spatial scale increase in large-eddy simulations (LES). by Silas Boye Nissen (6815351)

Short-term depression decreases memory retention. by Alexander Seeholzer (6615989)

Estimation of the mutation-rate increase is accurate and precise when the mutation-supply ratio is sufficiently large. by Lucy Lansch-Justen (18625920)

Muscle-specific knockdown of <i>nSMase</i> decreases a subset of ceramide species that are decreased in <i>Gba1b</i> mutants. by Kathryn A. Jewett (3756811)