Phase I Randomized Safety Study of Twice Daily Dosing of Acidform Vaginal Gel: Candidate Antimicrobial Contraceptive by Marla J. Keller (118184)

“…There were no significant changes in <em>Lactobacillus crispatus</em> or <em>Lactobacillus jensenii</em> in either group but there was a decrease in <em>Gardnerella vaginalis</em> in the Acidform group (p = 0.08).…”

Comparison of topological properties of first generation and second generation networks. by Andriana S. L. O. Campanharo (346326)

“…As increases, random shortcuts generally decrease the distance between nodes, although for some cases, larger path lengths also arise due to redistribution of weights on the shortest path to other nodes. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

In Search of Covalency Measure of Gd(III)-Ligand Interactions by Rafał Janicki (5616248)

“…Finally, it was found for the first time that the sum of the Gd(III)–L bond energy (∑<i>E</i>_GdL) is correlated with the position of the gravity center of the ⁸S_7/2 → ^2<i>S</i>+1L_J transitions and increase of covalency of the Gd(III)–L bonds is associated with decrease of their bond energy. …”

Identification of genes responsive to therapeutic CoQ10. by Bryce A. Mendelsohn (5688410)

“…Genes showing strong rescue with CoQ10 (either having a <i>t</i> test <i>p</i>-value of <0.05 and rescue larger than 1 SD from the average rescue of non-targeting guides, or a <i>t</i> test <i>p</i>-value of less than 0.1 and a rescue larger than 2 SDs from the average rescue of non-targeting guides) are labeled with red squares. …”

The Recline and Head Lift Exercises (Fujiki et al., 2019) by Robert Brinton Fujiki (6378142)

“…Upper esophageal sphincter opening did not increase significantly following the exercise regimens, <i>F</i>(2, 36.5) = 2.14, <i>p</i> = .1322. Both groups displayed a significant decrease in perceived exertion levels over the course of the exercises, <i>F</i>(5, 98) = 23.73, <i>p </i>≤ .0001. …”

Data tables for Figs 3, 6, 9.docx by Jaco H. Baas (12721979)

Syntheses, Structures, Near-Infrared and Visible Luminescence, and Magnetic Properties of Lanthanide-Organic Frameworks with an Imidazole-Containing Flexible Ligand by Zheng-Hua Zhang (2528974)

“…Variable-temperature magnetic susceptibility measurements of <b>1</b>−<b>6 </b>showed that complex <b>1 </b>(Gd) is nearly a paramagnet and complexes <b>2 </b>(Tb), <b>3 </b>(Dy), and <b>4 </b>(Er) show the ferromagnetic coupling between magnetic centers, whereas the depopulation of the Stark levels in complexes <b>5</b> (Yb) and <b>6</b> (Eu) leads to a continuous decrease in <i>χ</i>_M<i>T</i> when the sample is cooled from 300 to 1.8 K.…”

Effects of age of exercise onset on body composition across the lifespan. by Agnieszka Mika (306138)

“…<p>A) Weekly total running distance across time for the separate cohort used for chemical carcass analyses. …”

Data Sheet 2_Deep crustal composition and Late Paleozoic geotectonic evolution in West Junggar, China.pdf by Shenglin Xu (12076840)

“…<p>The West Junggar area in the southwestern part of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt (CAOB), is one of the largest areas of growth of the Phanerozoic crust in the world that has experienced intense Late Paleozoic magmatic activity, where crust-mantle interaction is significant. …”

Massively Parallel Implementation of Steered Molecular Dynamics in Tinker-HP: Comparisons of Polarizable and Non-Polarizable Simulations of Realistic Systems by Frédéric Célerse (6710519)

“…As it could be anticipated, strong discrepancies are noticed between polarizable and non-polarizable models when considered in vacuum, whereas results are more comparable when a water environment is added. However, for the largest system, i.e., the CD2CD58 complex, strong differences related to the modeling of a salt bridge are noticed exhibiting some potential issues with classical FFs. …”

Data Sheet 3_Deep crustal composition and Late Paleozoic geotectonic evolution in West Junggar, China.pdf by Shenglin Xu (12076840)

“…<p>The West Junggar area in the southwestern part of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt (CAOB), is one of the largest areas of growth of the Phanerozoic crust in the world that has experienced intense Late Paleozoic magmatic activity, where crust-mantle interaction is significant. …”

Massively Parallel Implementation of Steered Molecular Dynamics in Tinker-HP: Comparisons of Polarizable and Non-Polarizable Simulations of Realistic Systems by Frédéric Célerse (6710519)

“…As it could be anticipated, strong discrepancies are noticed between polarizable and non-polarizable models when considered in vacuum, whereas results are more comparable when a water environment is added. However, for the largest system, i.e., the CD2CD58 complex, strong differences related to the modeling of a salt bridge are noticed exhibiting some potential issues with classical FFs. …”

Assessing Mitochondrial DNA Variation and Copy Number in Lymphocytes of ~2,000 Sardinians Using Tailored Sequencing Analysis Tools by Jun Ding (80820)

“…The new program package comprises 1) an algorithm designed to identify mtDNA variants (i.e., homoplasmies and heteroplasmies), incorporating sequencing error rates at each base in a likelihood calculation and allowing allele fractions at a variant site to differ across individuals; and 2) an estimation of mtDNA copy number in a cell directly from whole-genome sequencing data. …”

Massively Parallel Implementation of Steered Molecular Dynamics in Tinker-HP: Comparisons of Polarizable and Non-Polarizable Simulations of Realistic Systems by Frédéric Célerse (6710519)

“…As it could be anticipated, strong discrepancies are noticed between polarizable and non-polarizable models when considered in vacuum, whereas results are more comparable when a water environment is added. However, for the largest system, i.e., the CD2CD58 complex, strong differences related to the modeling of a salt bridge are noticed exhibiting some potential issues with classical FFs. …”

Massively Parallel Implementation of Steered Molecular Dynamics in Tinker-HP: Comparisons of Polarizable and Non-Polarizable Simulations of Realistic Systems by Frédéric Célerse (6710519)

“…As it could be anticipated, strong discrepancies are noticed between polarizable and non-polarizable models when considered in vacuum, whereas results are more comparable when a water environment is added. However, for the largest system, i.e., the CD2CD58 complex, strong differences related to the modeling of a salt bridge are noticed exhibiting some potential issues with classical FFs. …”

SAM images for two observers showing similar regions of activity irrespective of pattern type. by Jennifer B. Swettenham (360057)

“…<p>SAM images for Observers B (left column) and C (right column), left eye viewing, showing statistical estimates of power changes within the 10–20 Hz frequency band with 1 s time windows. The colour indicates the amplitude of the pseudo-T statistic (2<<i>T</i><6) with blue/purple colours representing power decreases. …”

This snapshot of the tool (using the default mortality data and with time point t = 87 selected) shows an example where point forecasts (the dashed purple line) are an ineffective... by Lee Mason (7247909)

“…<p>The forecasting method appears to identify two potential futures, one in which the number of deaths will rise to peak and then begin to decrease, and another in which the number of deaths decreases slowly before beginning to rise. …”