Topographic maps of difference in individual alpha/mu power for left, right, and alternate nostril breathing compared to resting state. by Anita B. Frohlich (20660615)

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Experimental design and procedures. by Anita B. Frohlich (20660615)

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Difference in theta power between breathing conditions for frontal midline ROI. by Anita B. Frohlich (20660615)

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Participant demographics. by Anita B. Frohlich (20660615)

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Topographic maps of difference in theta functional connectivity between breathing conditions. by Anita B. Frohlich (20660615)

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PANAS positive. by Anita B. Frohlich (20660615)

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Regional work heterogeneity in LBBB differs between responders and non-responders, but LV stroke work, myocardial work, and efficiency do not. by Amanda Craine (19832365)

“…Changes in stroke work, and total myocardial work after CRT were not significant, whereas η increased after CRT though this change was only significant for non-responders. …”

GWAS analysis identifies several single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that are associated with the changes in viral copies. by Ke Li (106849)

GWAS analysis identifies several single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that are associated with the changes in viral copies. by Ke Li (106849)

Correlation between urinary Br- levels and ERP indices in all participants before (n = 50) and after (n = 50) work. by Jungmi Choi (4740150)

Changes in graph parameters over the birth transition. by Lanxin Ji (20290942)

Marginal epistasis tests identify single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that have epistatic interactions with others and are associated with the changes in viral copies. by Ke Li (106849)

BMI versus change in soft tissue thickness in hydrated to dehydrated state. by Fatemeh Khorami (22041563)

Basic characteristics of the afforested land. by Yao Zhong (280645)

“…<div><p>Active particulate organic carbon (POC) and inert mineral-associated organic carbon (MAOC) play critical roles in regulating and predicting global climate change. However, our understanding remains limited regarding how land-use changes differentially affect these two carbon fractions and their underlying driving mechanisms. …”

Figure interpretation guide and global results. by Jean-Francois Gehanno (13229260)

“…Neck, wrist, elbow and back pain disorders significantly decreased as well as anxiety, whereas shoulder disorders, fatigue and sleep disorders increased. …”

Dimensions description and scales used. by Jean-Francois Gehanno (13229260)

“…Neck, wrist, elbow and back pain disorders significantly decreased as well as anxiety, whereas shoulder disorders, fatigue and sleep disorders increased. …”

Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection by Carlos E. S. Bernardes (7183481)

“…As cooling progresses, they become more compact, a process accompanied by a reduction in water content, which is more significant as the solution concentration increases. …”

Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection by Carlos E. S. Bernardes (7183481)

“…As cooling progresses, they become more compact, a process accompanied by a reduction in water content, which is more significant as the solution concentration increases. …”

Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection by Carlos E. S. Bernardes (7183481)

“…As cooling progresses, they become more compact, a process accompanied by a reduction in water content, which is more significant as the solution concentration increases. …”

Additional within-case comparison information. by Ryan J. Treves (13527735)

“…In 1999, California introduced changes to its clean water program that modified each of these components, and in the present work we explore the impact of these changes using a mixed-methods approach. …”