<b>Ecological Drought Dynamics in Central Asia: Advanced Satellite Monitoring (1990–2025)</b> by Omid Shobairi (22317805)

“…Utilizing vegetation cover indices (NDVI, EVI, VCI, SAVI), DMSP/OLS nighttime light data, and climate variables (temperature, precipitation, soil moisture), the research employs remote sensing and statistical analysis. Results indicate a 33% decrease in vegetation cover since 1990, with severe degradation in southern regions and the Aral Sea basin, while northern and mountainous areas show relative stability. …”

Table1_Impacts of elevated CO2 and partial defoliation on mineral element composition in rice.docx by Bo Gao (106513)

“…Significant changes in the concentrations of N, S, Fe, and Zn in straw were noted under elevated CO₂, with average decreases by 7.1, 7.2, 11.6, and 10.1%, respectively. …”

Table 2_Assessing the impact of non-protein nitrogen or rumen undegradable protein supplementation on rumen bacterial diversity and ruminal fermentation in grazing steers during th... by Ana Veronica Lino Dias (3985688)

“…The treatments included (1) mineral salt with urea (SMU), formulated to meet 50% of the steer RDP requirement as NPN; and (2) supplementation with corn gluten meal (GLU; 0.3% of body weight) as a source of RUP, with added mineral salt.</p>Results<p>GLU supplementation significantly increased supplement intake (p < 0.05) and tended to decrease the intake of forage NDF. …”

Table 1_Assessing the impact of non-protein nitrogen or rumen undegradable protein supplementation on rumen bacterial diversity and ruminal fermentation in grazing steers during th... by Ana Veronica Lino Dias (3985688)

“…The treatments included (1) mineral salt with urea (SMU), formulated to meet 50% of the steer RDP requirement as NPN; and (2) supplementation with corn gluten meal (GLU; 0.3% of body weight) as a source of RUP, with added mineral salt.</p>Results<p>GLU supplementation significantly increased supplement intake (p < 0.05) and tended to decrease the intake of forage NDF. …”

Supplementary Material for: Flavonoid Quercetin Enhances Nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2 (Nrf2) Pathway Activation and Reduces Inflammatory Cytokines in Asthmatic Airwa... by figshare admin karger (2628495)

“…Although this decrease did not reach statistical significance, the observed trend may suggest a potential anti-inflammatory effect worth further investigation. …”

Data Sheet 1_Co-inoculation of Trichoderma viride with Azospirillum brasilense could suppress the development of Harpophora maydis-infected maize in Egypt.docx by Rasha M. Elmeihy (20681954)

“…The data revealed a significant decrease in both disease incidence and severity in maize plants treated with T. viride and/or A. brasilense. …”

Restriction of mitochondrial oxidation of glutamine or fatty acids enhances intracellular growth of <i>Mycobacterium abscessus</i> in macrophages by Ho Won Kim (18237328)

“…Mab infection shifted BMDMs towards a more energetic phenotype, marked by increased oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) and glycolysis, with a significantly greater enhancement in OXPHOS. …”

Image 2_Allergen immunotherapy using recombinant Culicoides allergens improves clinical signs of equine insect bite hypersensitivity.tif by Anneli Graner (19759464)

“…</p>Results<p>In the first treatment year, the decrease in average IBH lesion score was significantly larger in the AIT compared to the placebo group, with 67% of the AIT group and 25% of the placebo horses reaching >50% improvement of the average IBH lesion score. …”

Image 1_Allergen immunotherapy using recombinant Culicoides allergens improves clinical signs of equine insect bite hypersensitivity.jpeg by Anneli Graner (19759464)

“…</p>Results<p>In the first treatment year, the decrease in average IBH lesion score was significantly larger in the AIT compared to the placebo group, with 67% of the AIT group and 25% of the placebo horses reaching >50% improvement of the average IBH lesion score. …”

Table 3_Effect of zinc oxide nanoparticle supplementation on parasite infection and rumen environment of grazing lambs.xlsx by Matej Leško (20867141)

“…The number of eggs per gram of feces was quantified on days D14, D20, D28, D42, D56, D70, D84, D98, and D107 post-infection. There was a significant decrease in egg shedding from D42 onwards in the ZINC group, and from D56 and D70 onwards in the CONTROL group. …”

Table 1_Effect of zinc oxide nanoparticle supplementation on parasite infection and rumen environment of grazing lambs.xlsx by Matej Leško (20867141)

“…The number of eggs per gram of feces was quantified on days D14, D20, D28, D42, D56, D70, D84, D98, and D107 post-infection. There was a significant decrease in egg shedding from D42 onwards in the ZINC group, and from D56 and D70 onwards in the CONTROL group. …”

Table 2_Causal insights into the school-family-research integrated health promotion program for overweight and obesity: the independent role of moderate-to-vigorous physical activi... by Xuehui Zhang (1920034)

“…</p>Results<p>While both groups showed a time effect (p < 0.001), the intervention resulted in a significant decrease in body fat percentage (BFP) compared to the control group (p < 0.001, p < 0.038). …”

Table 2_Effect of zinc oxide nanoparticle supplementation on parasite infection and rumen environment of grazing lambs.xlsx by Matej Leško (20867141)

“…The number of eggs per gram of feces was quantified on days D14, D20, D28, D42, D56, D70, D84, D98, and D107 post-infection. There was a significant decrease in egg shedding from D42 onwards in the ZINC group, and from D56 and D70 onwards in the CONTROL group. …”

Data Sheet 1_Effect of zinc oxide nanoparticle supplementation on parasite infection and rumen environment of grazing lambs.pdf by Matej Leško (20867141)

“…The number of eggs per gram of feces was quantified on days D14, D20, D28, D42, D56, D70, D84, D98, and D107 post-infection. There was a significant decrease in egg shedding from D42 onwards in the ZINC group, and from D56 and D70 onwards in the CONTROL group. …”

Table 1_Causal insights into the school-family-research integrated health promotion program for overweight and obesity: the independent role of moderate-to-vigorous physical activi... by Xuehui Zhang (1920034)

“…</p>Results<p>While both groups showed a time effect (p < 0.001), the intervention resulted in a significant decrease in body fat percentage (BFP) compared to the control group (p < 0.001, p < 0.038). …”

Data Sheet 1_PANoptosis-related gene clusters and prognostic risk model in clear cell renal cell carcinoma.docx by Qiyue Zhao (12721537)

“…</p>Results<p>We found that most of the PRGs were upregulated in ccRCC tumors with low mutation rates, and 18 PRGs exhibited a significant correlation with ccRCC patient survival. …”

Fiber Intervention Study in Prader–Willi Syndrome: Insights into Metabolic and Microbiota Shifts Supplementary Materials by Qiming Tan (19138039)

“…Additionally, it altered fecal and serum metabolites, including a decrease in branched-chain fatty acids and an increase in serum C4-OH acylcarnitine. …”

Image2_Survey of in vitro fertilization add-ons in Japan (Izanami project).tif by N. Shionoya (19815414)

“…</p>Conclusion<p>Accumulating evidence on the efficacy and safety of add-ons will lead to the development of medical care with a high-cost benefit, as an increase in the adoption rate and a decrease in cost are expected when limiting to medical care with a high level of evidence.…”

Table 1_StSN2 enhances tuber formation in potato via upregulating of the ABA signaling pathway.pdf by Shifeng Liu (219646)

“…<p>Potato is a globally significant food and economic crop, playing a crucial strategic role in ensuring global food security and promoting economic development. …”

Image1_Survey of in vitro fertilization add-ons in Japan (Izanami project).tif by N. Shionoya (19815414)

“…</p>Conclusion<p>Accumulating evidence on the efficacy and safety of add-ons will lead to the development of medical care with a high-cost benefit, as an increase in the adoption rate and a decrease in cost are expected when limiting to medical care with a high level of evidence.…”