Participant characteristics, N = 502. by Rhyan N. Vereen (10765678)

“…Participants were randomly assigned to view a CI, general audience, or control campaign. Outcomes were intentions to decrease sugary drink consumption (primary outcome; range 1–7), knowledge of (range 0–4) and perceived susceptibility to health harms (range 1–5) and sharing intentions (range 0–3).…”

Sample of study stimuli by content condition. by Rhyan N. Vereen (10765678)

“…Participants were randomly assigned to view a CI, general audience, or control campaign. Outcomes were intentions to decrease sugary drink consumption (primary outcome; range 1–7), knowledge of (range 0–4) and perceived susceptibility to health harms (range 1–5) and sharing intentions (range 0–3).…”

Data Sheet 1_Schaftoside contributed to anti-inflammatory activity of Clinacanthus nutans extract in lipopolysaccharide-induced RAW 264.7 cells.docx by Saruda Thongyim (19372687)

“…All extracts demonstrated a consistent trend of reducing iNOS protein expression, which was accompanied by a corresponding decrease in nitric oxide (NO) production, indicating their potential anti-inflammatory properties. …”

Data Sheet 2_Analysis of endogenous hormones and transcriptomes involved in in vitro shoot apical dormancy during adventitious root formation in tree peony.docx by Yujie Yang (2327590)

“…The results showed that a decrease in trans-zeatin riboside (ZR) and gibberellic acid (GA₃) content induced shoot apical dormancy. …”

Data Sheet 1_Analysis of endogenous hormones and transcriptomes involved in in vitro shoot apical dormancy during adventitious root formation in tree peony.xlsx by Yujie Yang (2327590)

“…The results showed that a decrease in trans-zeatin riboside (ZR) and gibberellic acid (GA₃) content induced shoot apical dormancy. …”

Data Sheet 1_The role of intestinal homeostasis in sevoflurane-induced myelin development and cognitive impairment in neonatal mice.docx by Chang Liu (35901)

“…</p>Results<p>After repeated exposure to sevoflurane, neonatal mice developed persistent gut microbiota imbalance accompanied by a decrease in short-chain fatty acids. Short-term intestinal inflammation emerged, with damage to the mucus layer and barrier function. …”

Image 4_Topical prevention from high energy visible light-induced pigmentation by 2-mercaptonicotinoyl glycine, but not by ascorbic acid antioxidant: 2 randomized controlled trials... by Virginie Piffaut (22399978)

“…</p>Results<p>While ascorbic acid did not exhibit any efficacy versus its vehicle in limiting skin hyperpigmentation induced by HEV, the use of 2-MNG (0.5 or 1%) led to an early significant decrease in HEV-induced pigmentation, which was sustained until the end of the study, as evidenced by colorimetry and significantly scored by visual assessment. …”

Image 3_Topical prevention from high energy visible light-induced pigmentation by 2-mercaptonicotinoyl glycine, but not by ascorbic acid antioxidant: 2 randomized controlled trials... by Virginie Piffaut (22399978)

“…</p>Results<p>While ascorbic acid did not exhibit any efficacy versus its vehicle in limiting skin hyperpigmentation induced by HEV, the use of 2-MNG (0.5 or 1%) led to an early significant decrease in HEV-induced pigmentation, which was sustained until the end of the study, as evidenced by colorimetry and significantly scored by visual assessment. …”

Image 1_Topical prevention from high energy visible light-induced pigmentation by 2-mercaptonicotinoyl glycine, but not by ascorbic acid antioxidant: 2 randomized controlled trials... by Virginie Piffaut (22399978)

“…</p>Results<p>While ascorbic acid did not exhibit any efficacy versus its vehicle in limiting skin hyperpigmentation induced by HEV, the use of 2-MNG (0.5 or 1%) led to an early significant decrease in HEV-induced pigmentation, which was sustained until the end of the study, as evidenced by colorimetry and significantly scored by visual assessment. …”

Image 2_Topical prevention from high energy visible light-induced pigmentation by 2-mercaptonicotinoyl glycine, but not by ascorbic acid antioxidant: 2 randomized controlled trials... by Virginie Piffaut (22399978)

“…</p>Results<p>While ascorbic acid did not exhibit any efficacy versus its vehicle in limiting skin hyperpigmentation induced by HEV, the use of 2-MNG (0.5 or 1%) led to an early significant decrease in HEV-induced pigmentation, which was sustained until the end of the study, as evidenced by colorimetry and significantly scored by visual assessment. …”

Table 2_Elucidating the impact of organic amendments on soil bacterial communities and strawberry yield in North Carolina.xlsx by Tika B. Adhikari (9310247)

“…S. A. The main objective of the study was to examine the effects of reduced rates of dried molasses (5.60 t/ha) and mustard meal (2.24 t/ha), a half-rate combination of both, a positive control (Pic Clor 60), and a negative control (no fumigated and no amended) on soil bacterial communities and strawberry yield. …”

Supplementary file 1_Elucidating the impact of organic amendments on soil bacterial communities and strawberry yield in North Carolina.pdf by Tika B. Adhikari (9310247)

“…S. A. The main objective of the study was to examine the effects of reduced rates of dried molasses (5.60 t/ha) and mustard meal (2.24 t/ha), a half-rate combination of both, a positive control (Pic Clor 60), and a negative control (no fumigated and no amended) on soil bacterial communities and strawberry yield. …”

Table 1_Elucidating the impact of organic amendments on soil bacterial communities and strawberry yield in North Carolina.xlsx by Tika B. Adhikari (9310247)

“…S. A. The main objective of the study was to examine the effects of reduced rates of dried molasses (5.60 t/ha) and mustard meal (2.24 t/ha), a half-rate combination of both, a positive control (Pic Clor 60), and a negative control (no fumigated and no amended) on soil bacterial communities and strawberry yield. …”

<b><i>Streptococcus suis</i></b><b> </b><b>s</b><b>erotype</b><b> 5</b><b>: emerging </b><b>zoonotic </b><b>threat</b><b> with </b><b>distinct</b><b> genomic heterogeneity</b> by han zheng (20452463)

“…<p dir="ltr"><i>Streptococcus suis</i> is a significant pig pathogen and an emerging zoonotic agent. …”

Accommodating talker variability in noise (Zhang & Peng, 2025) by Kaile Zhang (21763791)

“…However, high noise levels significantly hinder this ability. BN presents greater challenges than BMN at lower SNRs, likely due to increased informational masking. …”

Table 1_Differential resilience of chickpea’s reproductive organs to cold stress across developmental stages: insights into antioxidant strategies for enhanced fertility.docx by Deeksha Padhiar (21010250)

“…<p>Chickpea is highly sensitive to cold stress during its reproductive stages, leading to significant reductions in potential pod formation due to decreased reproductive success. …”

Table 2_Differential resilience of chickpea’s reproductive organs to cold stress across developmental stages: insights into antioxidant strategies for enhanced fertility.docx by Deeksha Padhiar (21010250)

“…<p>Chickpea is highly sensitive to cold stress during its reproductive stages, leading to significant reductions in potential pod formation due to decreased reproductive success. …”

DataSheet1_The development of patient-specific 3D anatomical models in minimally invasive parathyroidectomy.docx by Zahra J. Haq (20411501)

“…Total mean workloads for surgery planning when averaged revealed a decrease workload (39.45 vs 27.45) points with adjunctive use of models (p=0.002). …”

Data Sheet 1_Citywide community-based colorectal cancer screening in urban Shanghai: age and sex variations in risk mitigation from 1973 to 2020.docx by Mengyin Wu (8778272)

“…However, elderly mortality decreased significantly (APC: 1.47% to −3.03%, P < 0.001).…”

Supplementary file 1_Responses of fish population structure to barrage re-opening in an estuarine ecosystem.docx by Jeong-Soo Gim (18058588)

“…The Nakdong River Estuary (NRE), South Korea, provides a unique opportunity to assess the effects of temporary barrage re-opening on fish population structure.…”