Image_4_Global burden of lower respiratory infections during the last three decades.PDF by Saeid Safiri (3713035)

“…Globally, child wasting (33.1%), household air pollution from solid fuels (24.9%) and a lack of access to handwashing facilities (14.4%) made the largest contributions to the LRI burden in 2019.…”

Image_6_Global burden of lower respiratory infections during the last three decades.PDF by Saeid Safiri (3713035)

“…Globally, child wasting (33.1%), household air pollution from solid fuels (24.9%) and a lack of access to handwashing facilities (14.4%) made the largest contributions to the LRI burden in 2019.…”

Image_7_Global burden of lower respiratory infections during the last three decades.PDF by Saeid Safiri (3713035)

“…Globally, child wasting (33.1%), household air pollution from solid fuels (24.9%) and a lack of access to handwashing facilities (14.4%) made the largest contributions to the LRI burden in 2019.…”

Image_13_Global burden of lower respiratory infections during the last three decades.PDF by Saeid Safiri (3713035)

“…Globally, child wasting (33.1%), household air pollution from solid fuels (24.9%) and a lack of access to handwashing facilities (14.4%) made the largest contributions to the LRI burden in 2019.…”

The Relationship Between Tree Sapling Density and Competing Adult Density Between North American Deciduous Trees by J.P. Murphy (628873)

“…The two main factors of this experiment include the density of daughter saplings in a six-metre radius surrounding its parent, and the density of competing adults in the same six-metre radius. …”

Measures of Autozygosity in Decline: Globalization, Urbanization, and Its Implications for Medical Genetics by Michael A. Nalls (113680)

“…The trend for decreasing autozygosity due to panmixia and larger effective population sizes will likely affect the frequency of rare recessive genetic diseases in the future. …”

Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient in inoperable patients. by Maria Auxiliadora de Paula Carneiro Cysneiros (18954847)

“…Therefore, when CD163 values increase, FoxP3 values also tend to increase and vice versa. One can also notice a significant negative correlation between HLA-G and CD4, meaning that an increase in HLA-G expression tends to correlate with a decrease in the number of CD4 positive cells and vice versa.…”

Data_Sheet_2_Very low energy diets prior to bariatric surgery may reduce postoperative morbidity: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.docx by Tyler McKechnie (15181025)

“…It is possible that VLEDs may contribute to decreased postoperative morbidity, but further larger prospective trials are required to investigate the signal identified in this study.…”

Suppression of the topological fluctuations by increasing neuronal spiking activity. by Andrey Babichev (2890091)

“…As the number of active cells with mean firing rate <i>f</i> = 14 Hz increases from <i>N</i> = 100 to <i>N</i> = 400 cells, the number of loops decrease from 3-4 (indicating at least one spurious loop in 0<i>D</i> or in 1<i>D</i>) to the physical value . …”

Phase Synchrony and Granger Causal Gain between 300 and 500 ms after Word Onset by Raphaël Gaillard (266278)

“…Superimposed lines are plotted in increasing order of the absolute value of the depicted parameter, so that larger values override smaller ones. Left two columns, masked effects; right two columns, unmasked effects.…”

Nanoscopic Vibrations of Bacteria with Different Cell-Wall Properties Adhering to Surfaces under Flow and Static Conditions by Lei Song (30203)

“…Under fluid flow, vibrational amplitudes were lower in the direction of flow than perpendicular to it because stretching of cell surface polymers in the direction of flow causes stiffening of the polyelectrolyte network surrounding a bacterium. Under static conditions (0.57 mM), vibrational amplitudes of fibrillated <i>Streptococcus salivarius</i> HB7 (145 nm) were higher than that of a bald mutant HB-C12 (76 nm). …”

SEAwise Report on improved predictive models of growth, production and stock quality under different habitat scenarios and incorporating experimental results by Leire Ibaibarriaga (13760979)

“…The accuracy of the model predictions was measured in terms of the mean absolute error and compared to the accuracy of a naïve approach based on the last three years average. …”

Results of the no-feedback trials for C condition by Yoky Matsuoka (31878)

“…The total mean absolute error was significantly larger for no-feedback trials than for the with-feedback trials, but a decrease in total absolute error and an increase in coordination did occur during the experiment for the no-feedback trials.…”

Effect on Fitness of Deviation from Optimal Foraging Strategies by Scott D Peacor (274510)

“…Deviations in trait values from the optimum have a markedly larger negative effect on fitness for PP-consumers. …”

Tn Tnp interacts with supercoiled pUC19 by Mindy Steiniger (17144)

“…Blockage of restriction sites by Tnp results in the appearance of larger bands and decrease in some smaller bands as Tnp concentration is increased. …”

Using isolation-by-distance to jointly estimate effective population density and dispersal distance: a practical evaluation using bumble bees by Dylan T. Simpson (12254970)

“…These parameters are inversely related; as one increases, the other decreases. I then use outside estimates of bumblebee dispersal distances to make more specific estimates of effective colony density. …”

Change in performance. by Takumi Mieda (20141265)

“…The head-movement-focused group showed a decrease in errors in ball trapping at near distances and with larger downward head rotations in the sagittal plane compared to the conventional training group, indicating that during the skill acquisition training for ball trapping, the sound source can be localized more accurately using larger head rotations toward the ball. …”

Experimental treatments and predicted changes in anion and cation concentrations in ADW. by Joel T. Kidgell (576464)

Short-term time-restricted feeding during the resting phase is sufficient to induce leptin resistance that contributes to development of obesity and metabolic disorders in mice by Katsutaka Oishi (278169)

“…The DF-induced increases in body weight gain, food efficiency, adipose tissue mass, lipogenic gene expression in metabolic tissues, and hepatic lipid accumulation were abolished in <i>db</i>/<i>db</i> mice, suggesting that the leptin resistance is a cause of DF-induced metabolic disorders. DF resulted in deep hypothermia in <i>db</i>/<i>db</i>, as well as in wild-type mice, suggesting that a decrease in energy expenditure was not the main cause of DF-induced obesity. …”

Results of qPCR analysis of gene targets involved in osmoregulation and thermo tolerance. by Meenal Vyas (256988)

“…Of the three gene targets, <i>AGLU1</i> showed the most significant decrease in gene expression, which occurred on day six. …”