Proteins from volcano plot which had notable increases or decreases listed in order of greatest to least significance (adjusted p-values). by Eiman Y. Ibrahim (10731078)

“…<p>Proteins from volcano plot which had notable increases or decreases listed in order of greatest to least significance (adjusted p-values).…”

Total tau levels are significantly decreased in the healthy older brains compared to the younger brains. by Shreyasi Chatterjee (3531506)

Threat factors and their associated attributes. by Shaolei Guo (3146259)

A visual depiction of the system dynamics model used to model threat increases and decreases as functions of stimulus and habituation. by Josh Bullock (15195287)

Sensitivity of different habitat types to threats. by Shaolei Guo (3146259)

Video_3_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI by Ivan Norscia (240423)

“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”

Table_1_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.DOCX by Ivan Norscia (240423)

“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”

Video_2_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI by Ivan Norscia (240423)

“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”

Video_1_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI by Ivan Norscia (240423)

“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”

Video_4_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI by Ivan Norscia (240423)

“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”

Gender gap between males and females. by Xiao Hui Tai (18358155)

Performance metrics of univariate gap-filling models across different gap lengths. by Ruslan Safarov (15322669)

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Performance metrics of multivariate gap-filling models across different gap lengths. by Ruslan Safarov (15322669)

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Force Plot Analysis with Significant AnionGap (0.3614) and TotalCO2 (0.3668) Influence at Base Value 0.37. by Luyu Chai (12098204)

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Sobel test for the significance of the mediation effect. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

Most significant muscle activation values. by María Benito-de-Pedro (22057468)

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Visualization of the ‘Barcode gap’. by Lukas Zangl (8566071)

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Significant repeated measurements sEMG outcomes. by María Benito-de-Pedro (22057468)

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Significant single measurement sEMG outcomes. by María Benito-de-Pedro (22057468)

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Projected needs-based requirements versus projected supply gap analysis for health workers. by James Avoka Asamani (11495399)