a: SPM images of brain dopamine changes. by Gene-Jack Wang (245944)

“…The leaner subjects showed the largest DRD2 decreases with glucose in nucleus accumbens (consistent with DA increases) whereas the heavier subjects showed DRD2 increases (consistent with DA decreases). …”

Genetic controls shows that adaptation in LMC output is dampened by reducing L2-R feedback. by Anton Nikolaev (267464)

“…These population means differ significantly (p = 0.00004, ANOVA, one-way Bonferoni test). Thus, LMC output of <i>L2-shi^TS1</i> decreases at 30°C (gray highlight), in contrast to all other genotypes that show an increase over time. …”

Supporting data for PhD thesis "Turbulence in Thermally-Stratified Boundary Layers over Idealized Urban Morphology" by Kangcheng Zhou (9391820)

“…Non-fully-turbulent fluctuations dominate up to 71.5% of streamwise velocity variance, 51.1% of vertical momentum flux, and 59.0% of heat flux, with wave-like motions alone contributing 46.8%, 27.2%, and 35.1%, respectively. …”

Bar graphs showing the mean dominance indices (DI) as a function of time. by Chun-Chun Chen (147635)

“…The subjects had decreased dominance indices one hour after seeing the aggressive stimuli in all three groups. …”

Characterization of super carbonate apatite (sCA). by Xin Wu (10164)

“…The optical density (OD) value of sCA, or sCA+0.5% albumin decreased as pH value decreased. (E) <i>Ex vivo</i> half-lives of naked-siRNA and sCA-siRNA (40 μg) in mouse serum, incubated at 37°C over a period of up to 48 h. …”

Annual total intake of cats per shelter. by W. J. R. van der Leij (7495688)

“…Regardless of shelter size, the total intake of cats decreased between 2006 and 2021 for all shelters in this study, shown also by the decreasing ’Mean / year’.…”

SEAwise report on effects of spatial management measures suggested in SEAwise to safeguard species, habitats and choke species on fisheries selectivity and fuel cost by Francois Bastardie (6217991)

Receptive field area_nyxnob.xlsx by Maj-Britt Hölzel (6938768)

“…Additionally, we also found the receptive fields of UV-light preferring RGCs are larger than green-light preferring RGCs in both WT and <i>Nyx^nob</i> mouse.…”

(A–C) Effect of malonate, (D–F) effect of KCN and (A, B, D, E) proton leak kinetics by Nadeene Parker (53449)

“…The results are the means±S.E.M. for five (A–C) or six (D–F) experiments each performed in duplicate. …”

Knockdown of IRAK1 and TRAF6 increases SAS cell oncogenicity. by Pei-Shi Hung (489732)

“…Numbers in (A, G) are normalized values. Data shown are the means ± SE from at least triplicate analysis or six mice. …”

Table 1_Effects of floorball and strength training in a real-life setting on health and physical function in older men.docx by Mogens T. Pedersen (21785645)

“…</p>Objectives<p>The aim of this study was to examine the effects of floorball and strength training in a real-life setting on health and physical function in older men.</p>Methods<p>Seventy-six sedentary men aged 72.3 ± 0.6 (means ± SE; range: 63–92) years with a height, body mass and body mass index of 178.9 ± 0.8 cm; 92.1 ± 2.2 kg: 28.7 ± 0.6 kg/m², respectively, were recruited to floorball (FG, n = 29), strength (SG, n = 38) or bowls (BG, n = 9) training 1 h twice a week in municipal activity centers and senior sport clubs. …”

Metallacryptate Single-Molecule Magnets:  Effect of Lower Molecular Symmetry on Blocking Temperature by Curtis M. Zaleski (1851952)

“…Variable-temperature direct current magnetic susceptibility measurements on <b>2</b> indicate a paramagnetic ground state that results from an overall antiferromagnetic interaction in the cluster, with χ<i>T</i> values decreasing from 300 K (51.2 cm³ K mol^-1) to 2 K (19.8 cm³ K mol^-1). …”

Effects of explicit cueing and ambiguity on the anticipation and experience of a painful thermal stimulus by Lincoln M. Tracy (4385887)

“…The perceived intensity and unpleasantness of the stimuli decreased across the blocks of the paradigm. In both groups anticipating the ambiguous cue elicited the largest change in electrophysiological arousal, indicating that not knowing the impending stimulus temperature led to increased arousal, compared to being certain of receiving a high temperature thermal stimulus (both <i>p</i> < .001). …”

Vessel signal as a function of diameter and cortical depth. by Joe Steinman (4526962)

“…Smaller vessels have a weaker signal <i>ex vivo</i> compared to <i>in vivo</i>, likely due to the larger PSF <i>ex vivo</i>. …”

Inverse of Rensch’s rule of allometry for sexual size dimorphism in Bufo andrewsi by Ying Jiang (14809726)

Effect of infection-induced immune response (NFkB) on keratinocyte differentiation motif. by Elisa Domíguez-Hüttinger (21513142)

“…(B) <i>C</i>+ linearly decreases with NFkB (variation of NFkB: 0:0.01:1).…”

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. …”

Associations between HDBR related gray matter changes and motor behavioral changes. by Vincent Koppelmans (4326460)

“…<p>A) Slices of the MNI brain depicting regions in which gray matter volumetric changes were significantly associated with changes in SOT-5 standing balance performance; Larger GM increases over time in blue areas were associated with better (i.e. smaller decreases or larger increases) standing balance performance. …”

Analysis of the inner ear cell type–specific transcriptome. by Ronna Hertzano (203344)

“…[B] Main expression patterns exhibited by the differential genes as identified by k-means clustering. Each cluster is represented by its mean expression pattern ± SD. …”

The inter-individual MD symptom network based on the VATSPUD data. by Angélique O. J. Cramer (339170)

“…An edge becomes thicker as the regression weight becomes larger. As an example, the grey circles are the <i>neighbor</i> of the symptom that is encircled in purple (i.e., they have a connection with the purple symptom). …”