Delta <i>CC</i> heatmap. by Curtis Chepsiror (21368103)

RMSF. by Curtis Chepsiror (21368103)

AMP binding free energy calculations and per-residue decomposition of holo and PfIleRS-SANC systems. by Curtis Chepsiror (21368103)

Fig 9 - BC. by Curtis Chepsiror (21368103)

Fig 10 - EC. by Curtis Chepsiror (21368103)

PfIleRS-SANC456 delta <i>CC.</i> by Curtis Chepsiror (21368103)

FFD – main effect, original fibrosis burden. by Åshild Telle (22794721)

Synergy is not captured by low-dimensional manifolds. by Thomas F. Varley (8446899)

IFN-responsive and anti-viral pathways are induced in γδ T cells post-HIV-1 acquisition. by Gina L. Griffith (20649097)

Comparison of simulation results. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…The results indicate that during the bending process of ordinary and reinforced cables in the cable drag system, the tensile force between the cable clamps increases from approximately 28 N and 37 N to a maximum value of 133 N and 146 N, respectively, before decreasing to around 57 N and 66 N. At the connection point between the drag system and the shearer, the tensile force between the cable clamps fluctuates and increases, reaching a maximum value of 925.2 N and 1134.7 N when the shearer reaches the end of the working face. …”

Technical parameters of the shearer. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…The results indicate that during the bending process of ordinary and reinforced cables in the cable drag system, the tensile force between the cable clamps increases from approximately 28 N and 37 N to a maximum value of 133 N and 146 N, respectively, before decreasing to around 57 N and 66 N. At the connection point between the drag system and the shearer, the tensile force between the cable clamps fluctuates and increases, reaching a maximum value of 925.2 N and 1134.7 N when the shearer reaches the end of the working face. …”

Simulation-related parameters. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…The results indicate that during the bending process of ordinary and reinforced cables in the cable drag system, the tensile force between the cable clamps increases from approximately 28 N and 37 N to a maximum value of 133 N and 146 N, respectively, before decreasing to around 57 N and 66 N. At the connection point between the drag system and the shearer, the tensile force between the cable clamps fluctuates and increases, reaching a maximum value of 925.2 N and 1134.7 N when the shearer reaches the end of the working face. …”

Chain drive specification parameters. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…The results indicate that during the bending process of ordinary and reinforced cables in the cable drag system, the tensile force between the cable clamps increases from approximately 28 N and 37 N to a maximum value of 133 N and 146 N, respectively, before decreasing to around 57 N and 66 N. At the connection point between the drag system and the shearer, the tensile force between the cable clamps fluctuates and increases, reaching a maximum value of 925.2 N and 1134.7 N when the shearer reaches the end of the working face. …”

Femoral tensile test data. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…The results indicate that during the bending process of ordinary and reinforced cables in the cable drag system, the tensile force between the cable clamps increases from approximately 28 N and 37 N to a maximum value of 133 N and 146 N, respectively, before decreasing to around 57 N and 66 N. At the connection point between the drag system and the shearer, the tensile force between the cable clamps fluctuates and increases, reaching a maximum value of 925.2 N and 1134.7 N when the shearer reaches the end of the working face. …”

Phylosymbiosis between primates and their gut mycobiomes. by Emily P. Van Syoc (22169869)

“…<b>(C)</b> Pairwise Bray–Curtis distances between individual samples for within-host (intraspecific) and between-host (interspecific) comparisons are shown for each host species, ordered by decreasing median of intraspecific distances. Asterisks denote statistical significance (<i>T</i> test <i><i>P</i></i> < 0.05). …”

Model depicting the regulation of Nat4 in DNA damage checkpoint signaling. by Mamantia Constantinou (19787239)

Seedling and hairy roots of <i>Echinacea purpurea.</i> by Samane Khalili (21560106)

“…In contrast, 5 and 10% (<i>v/v</i>) of <i>P. indica</i> CE, regardless of addition time, significantly decreased HRs growth compared to the control. …”

<i>Piriformospora indica</i> in PDB medium. by Samane Khalili (21560106)

“…In contrast, 5 and 10% (<i>v/v</i>) of <i>P. indica</i> CE, regardless of addition time, significantly decreased HRs growth compared to the control. …”

Simulated centering ILD (cILD) patterns. by Carlos Jurado (20996552)

The analyzed data of the 532 cases of this study. by Qiaolin Yu (9921122)

“…The nutritional status of the patients was evaluated using MNA, and they were divided into well-nourished group (≥24 points) and abnormal-nourished group (<24 points). …”