<b>Feeding Ecology of the Critically Endangered </b><b><i>Gobio insuyanus </i></b><b>(Gobionidae)</b> by Julian E. JOHNSON (20653776)

“…A significant ontogenetic shift in diet was observed; mature individuals exhibited a narrower niche and preferred larger prey, probably due to increased gape size, improved foraging ability and higher energy requirements. …”

Osseointegration of an innovative functionally gradient biomimetic scaffold based on Voronoi-Tessellation for the design of orthopaedic implants by Yuzhu Wang (845659)

“…Specimens printed using Selective Laser Sintering technology had higher structural thicknesses (20–57%) and lower porosities (24–42%) than CAD models, with an effective elastic modulus within the range of natural bone at 606–1522 MPa. …”

Image 1_Differential Ca2+ handling by isolated synaptic and non-synaptic mitochondria: roles of Ca2+ buffering and efflux.tif by Jyotsna Mishra (3703195)

“…Since, non-synaptic mitochondria displayed a significantly reduced ss[Ca²⁺]_e, this suggested a larger mCa²⁺ buffering capacity to maintain [Ca²⁺]_m with increasing mCa²⁺ loads. …”

Image 2_Differential Ca2+ handling by isolated synaptic and non-synaptic mitochondria: roles of Ca2+ buffering and efflux.tif by Jyotsna Mishra (3703195)

“…Since, non-synaptic mitochondria displayed a significantly reduced ss[Ca²⁺]_e, this suggested a larger mCa²⁺ buffering capacity to maintain [Ca²⁺]_m with increasing mCa²⁺ loads. …”

Image 3_Differential Ca2+ handling by isolated synaptic and non-synaptic mitochondria: roles of Ca2+ buffering and efflux.tif by Jyotsna Mishra (3703195)

“…Since, non-synaptic mitochondria displayed a significantly reduced ss[Ca²⁺]_e, this suggested a larger mCa²⁺ buffering capacity to maintain [Ca²⁺]_m with increasing mCa²⁺ loads. …”

Visual surround network activation modulates center excitability in the SCs. by Peng Cui (33358)

“…Response suppression involves transitioning from a higher level to a lower level curve. The cartoon shows how the same level of response suppression can be achieved by either decrease in excitatory conductance or by increase in the inhibitory conductance. …”

<b>Relationship between </b><b>plant</b><b> </b><b>anatomical </b><b>traits and yield among </b><b>different</b><b> winter wheat genotypes in</b><b> </b><b>dry environment</b><b>s<... by Du (17111761)

“…Our results suggests that larger root xylem area, decreased root cortical tissue with lower root respiration, higher abaxial stomatal density with smaller but more stomata in the flag leaf have contributed to increased yields in dry environments. …”

Table 1_Stroke-associated pneumonia with low PaO2/FiO2 ratio in acute large vessel occlusion after endovascular therapy: risk factors and prognosis.docx by Kun Tang (75641)

“…Older ages, baseline GCS scores of 3–8, and higher WBC counts after SAP diagnosis can independently predict the occurrence of SAP with a lower PaO₂/FiO₂ ratio. …”

Table 1_Bioelectrical impedance vector analysis in older adults: reference standards from a cross-sectional study.docx by Francesco Campa (20997323)

“…Aging was associated with increased R/H and decreased phase angle, whereas older individuals with higher ALSM exhibited a greater phase angle and lower R/H, and Xc/H. …”

Table 2_Bioelectrical impedance vector analysis in older adults: reference standards from a cross-sectional study.docx by Francesco Campa (20997323)

“…Aging was associated with increased R/H and decreased phase angle, whereas older individuals with higher ALSM exhibited a greater phase angle and lower R/H, and Xc/H. …”

Study group background characteristics. by Zicheng Hu (3825313)

“…This ratio was disrupted when blood CD4+ T-cells fell to <50 cells/μL and the CSF WBC count decreased to negligible levels; in this group the CSF:blood HIV-1 RNA ratio decreased nearly 10-fold to an overall ratio of <1:100. …”

PDLB - Balance Sheet by Nguyen Linh (19516642)

“…It built out management capabilities for a much larger bank, and is currently seeing decreasing Q/Q non-interest cost, while assets and interest income are growing nicely.…”