(A) Rapid light curves, (B) maximum electron transport rates (ETR_max) and (C) minimum saturating irradiances (E_k) derived from the model fitted according to P... by Malte Ostendarp (13217973)

Mean sediment transport (g m^-2 day^-1) by grazing condition (Grazed, Some Graze, and No Graze). by Andrew Kulmatiski (833256)

Boundary vector cells in the goldfish brain. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Beta oscillations in boundary vector cells. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Effects of NPWT on morphological change. by Jin Zhu (164147)

Tubastatin decreases TGF-β1-induced expression of type-1 collagen. by Shigeki Saito (560645)

Data_Sheet_1_Lactational and geographical variation in the concentration of six oligosaccharides in Chinese breast milk: a multicenter study over 13 months postpartum.docx by Shuang Liu (8449)

“…The prominent variation was observed in the content of 6’-SL, which demonstrates a pattern of initial increase followed by a subsequent decrease. …”

Table_2_Leaf litter decomposition rates: influence of successional age, topography and microenvironment on six dominant tree species in a tropical dry forest.docx by Hernán Morffi-Mestre (15458633)

“…The objective of this study was to compare the decomposition rates of six dominant tree species: three legumes (Caesalpinia gaumeri, Lysiloma latisiliquum, Piscidia piscipula) and three non-legumes (Bursera simaruba, Gymnopodium floribundum, Neomillspaughia emarginata) in five successional age categories (8–10, 15–22, 23–30, 65–84, > 85 years-old) and two topographic conditions (flat and sloping sites) in a TDF, and to analyze the association with leaf traits (toughness, N, C and total phenols content) soil properties (bulk density, organic carbon, pH, clay), microenvironmental (litter and soil moisture, leaf area index), and vegetation variables (basal area, aboveground biomass, tree diameter, tree height). …”

Table_1_Leaf litter decomposition rates: influence of successional age, topography and microenvironment on six dominant tree species in a tropical dry forest.docx by Hernán Morffi-Mestre (15458633)

“…The objective of this study was to compare the decomposition rates of six dominant tree species: three legumes (Caesalpinia gaumeri, Lysiloma latisiliquum, Piscidia piscipula) and three non-legumes (Bursera simaruba, Gymnopodium floribundum, Neomillspaughia emarginata) in five successional age categories (8–10, 15–22, 23–30, 65–84, > 85 years-old) and two topographic conditions (flat and sloping sites) in a TDF, and to analyze the association with leaf traits (toughness, N, C and total phenols content) soil properties (bulk density, organic carbon, pH, clay), microenvironmental (litter and soil moisture, leaf area index), and vegetation variables (basal area, aboveground biomass, tree diameter, tree height). …”

Additional examples—Changing environmental geometry. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Occupancy correction examples. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Speed and allocentric swimming direction distribution across the water tank. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Using simulated cells to validate the analysis and setting thresholds for recorded data. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Boundary vector cells tuning to allocentric swimming direction. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

MR estimates generated using the 14 SNPs identified as a cluster by noise-adjusted clustering of our <i>cis</i>IL6R instrument. by Fergus W. Hamilton (10724401)

Additional histology examples. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Validating the stability of the analysis against nonuniform coverage of a fish’s trajectory. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Experimental setup and spike sorting. by Lear Cohen (15353793)

Time series trends showing predicted six-month retention for cohorts enrolled in each month from January 2015 through December 2018 comparing pre-UTT (2015–2016) and UTT (2017–2018... by Levicatus Mugenyi (6393749)

The steady-state median floc size with respect to six shear rates, with 0.1<i>mol/litre NaCl</i> (A), 0.1<i>mol/litre CaCl</i>_<i>2</i> (B), and 0.2<i>mol/litreCaCl</i><s... by Zhongfan Zhu (775909)