Video_1_Neck Chamber Technique Revisited: Low-Noise Device Delivering Negative and Positive Pressure and Enabling Concomitant Carotid Artery Imaging With Ultrasonography.MOV by Rafał Seredyński (11522512)

“…Each trial consisted of 12 episodes of variable-pressure: six episodes of NS (suction ranging between -10 and -80 mmHg) and six episodes of NP (pressure ranging between + 10 and + 80 mmHg). …”

Video_2_Neck Chamber Technique Revisited: Low-Noise Device Delivering Negative and Positive Pressure and Enabling Concomitant Carotid Artery Imaging With Ultrasonography.MOV by Rafał Seredyński (11522512)

“…Each trial consisted of 12 episodes of variable-pressure: six episodes of NS (suction ranging between -10 and -80 mmHg) and six episodes of NP (pressure ranging between + 10 and + 80 mmHg). …”

Activity cycle of the queen at N = 20 and N = 200. by Simeon Adejumo (14838827)

“…As the colony size increases, the rest time of the queen decreases. This increases the frequency of patrol for the queen at larger colony sizes. …”

Table_1_A Multi-Trait Comparison of an Urban Plant Species Pool Reveals the Importance of Intraspecific Trait Variation and Its Influence on Distinct Functional Responses to Soil Q... by Dorothy Borowy (4342189)

“…Species exhibiting trait constriction, or no shift in the mean but a significant change in the variance between soil types, consistently showed decreased variance in urban soil, which supports the idea that urban soils impose strong filtering effects that constrain species trait values. …”

Comparison of the p-values of YAP N/C ratio on different stiffnesses of substrates during the first 10 hours of the spreading process. by Qin Luo (2182514)

“…Generally, when the difference of the two stiffnesses being compared is small (i.e., 2 kPa vs. 5 kPa), the p-value of the YAP N/C ratio is relatively larger over time. …”

Effects of Spartina invasions on blue carbon sequestration in China by Xiao Xu (9506213)

“…<i>S. alterniflora</i> increased the SOC in the top 30 cm of salt marshes after invading only one of the nine types of native marshes, the native marsh was dominated by a dwarf succulent species, <i>Suaeda salsa</i>, in the northern subtropics, and decreased the SOC in the top 60 cm of mangrove habitats after invasion in the southern subtropics. …”

Morphologies of colonies in a linear grid under structured illumination obtained for different values of . by Shakti N. Menon (8787581)

“…Each experiences a different intensity of incident light, depending on its location relative to the light source, such that the easternmost colony experiences the greatest incident light intensity. Thus, <i>p</i>_photo decreases linearly towards the West, as shown in the bar below each row. …”

Change in visit and visitor volume by reason for visit during the COVID-19 pandemic. by Ellen Stephenson (5080046)

“…<p>When the rate ratio for visits in larger than the rate ratio for visitors (i.e., interval is further to the right), this indicates that the intensity of visits per visitor increased during the pandemic. …”

Identification and verification of differentially expressed key genes in peripheral blood-derived T cells between chronic immune thrombocytopenia patients and healthy controls by Bingjie Ding (11042525)

“…Noticeably, <i>TLR4</i> exhibited the highest degree score, and <i>S100A8</i> had the largest fold change in qRT-PCR analysis. …”

Changes in phosphorylation of ion channels, pumps, and aquaporins. by Yashoda Kandel (6392810)

“…Tables contain the Uniprot IDs for each protein as well as the fold-change in phosphorylation of each residue between unfed and either 1hr PBM or 24hr PBM mosquitoes. Green arrows represent an increase of at least 1.5-fold in phosphorylation at the specified residue between unfed and PBM mosquitoes, and red arrows represent a decrease of at least 1.5-fold in phosphorylation at the specified residue between unfed and PBM mosquitoes. …”

Effect of synapse loss and limited firing rate homeostasis on perturbation sensitivity. by Claudia Bachmann (5799095)

“…If EE synapse growth is limited to only 10%, sensitivity rapidly decreases for synapse losses larger than 10% (<b>A</b>). …”

SEAwise report on improved predictive models of recruitment under different environmental scenarios by Paco Melià (162862)

“…Hake spawning stock biomass has a positive effect on recruitment up to a certain stock size but recruitment decreases at larger stock sizes. Recruitment is also influenced by microphytoplankton-related chlorophyll (chl4). …”

Subjective optimality model versus a potential impact of selection bias. by Yeonju Sin (11846045)

“…As the proportion of variability attributed to across-round against the across-opportunity variability, the threshold-change gradually decreased from the level of the optimal behavior, and the correlation between threshold-change and response variability asymptotes to -1, decreasing from 0. …”

A 3-D evaluation of transverse dentoalveolar changes and maxillary first molar root length after rapid or slow maxillary expansion in children by Helder Baldi Jacob (7142384)

“…Results: Buccal cortical, buccal bone thicknesses and dentoalveolar width decreased in both groups. In the RME group the greatest decrease was related to distal bone thickness (1.26 mm), followed by mesial bone thickness (1.09 mm), alveolar width (0.57 mm), and the buccal cortical (0.19 mm). …”

Attitudes towards animal study registries and their characteristics: An online survey of three cohorts of animal researchers by Susanne Wieschowski (3212385)

“…The time frame for making registry entries publicly available revealed a strong heterogeneity among respondents, with the largest proportion voting for “access only after consent by the principal investigator” and the second largest proportion voting for “access immediately after registration”.…”

Data_Sheet_4_Resistant Soil Microbial Communities Show Signs of Increasing Phosphorus Limitation in Two Temperate Forests After Long-Term Nitrogen Addition.PDF by Stefan J. Forstner (8540784)

“…As a result, microbially-mediated decomposition might slow down, resulting in larger SOM pools with consequences for ecosystem nutrition and climate regulation. …”

Image_2_Resistant Soil Microbial Communities Show Signs of Increasing Phosphorus Limitation in Two Temperate Forests After Long-Term Nitrogen Addition.TIFF by Stefan J. Forstner (8540784)

“…As a result, microbially-mediated decomposition might slow down, resulting in larger SOM pools with consequences for ecosystem nutrition and climate regulation. …”

Data_Sheet_3_Resistant Soil Microbial Communities Show Signs of Increasing Phosphorus Limitation in Two Temperate Forests After Long-Term Nitrogen Addition.PDF by Stefan J. Forstner (8540784)

“…As a result, microbially-mediated decomposition might slow down, resulting in larger SOM pools with consequences for ecosystem nutrition and climate regulation. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Resistant Soil Microbial Communities Show Signs of Increasing Phosphorus Limitation in Two Temperate Forests After Long-Term Nitrogen Addition.PDF by Stefan J. Forstner (8540784)

“…As a result, microbially-mediated decomposition might slow down, resulting in larger SOM pools with consequences for ecosystem nutrition and climate regulation. …”

Each adaptation strategy is favored under different evolutionary conditions and the transition between selected strategies is gradual. by Mariana Gómez-Schiavon (7553561)

“…BA is bistable, as seen in logarithmic scale, but appears effectively monostable in linear scale. This arises because <i>K</i>_<i>D</i> evolves each epoch to favor one mode over the other by decreasing the relative rates of epigenetic switching between the largest and smallest mode. …”