Fig 4 - by Helene Dumont (19812720)

“…However, there was a significant difference in the estimates of the base amplitude for inversion and negation effects, with a higher CrI for the inversion effect, indicating that the effect of inversion was overall larger that the effect of negation.…”

Topical anesthesia does not reduce neuronal entrainment. by Pedro G. Vieira (9450331)

“…Values in bold indicate proportions larger than would be expected by chance (i.e., outside the 95% binomial confidence interval for <i>p</i> = 0.05). …”

Clinical experience with titrating doses of digoxin antibodies in acute digoxin poisoning. (ATOM-6) by Betty S. Chan (6386723)

“…Four patients received an initial bolus dose of Digoxin-Fab of 5–20 vials. Twenty-one patients received repeated titrated doses (1–2 vials) of Digoxin-Fab and the median total dose was 4 vials (IQR: 2–7.5). …”

Effects of oligopeptide HSDCIF on the viability of PAC1-CHO cells as measured by MTT assay (A). by Rongjie Yu (292341)

“…<p>Data are presented as means ±S.E. obtained from six independent experiments. …”

The dog Jack following the 3-down 1-up adaptive threshold procedure for C-4 in standard conditions. by Lauren S. Fernandez (18004244)

“…Eight reversals were reached during testing and threshold was calculated as the geometric mean of the last six reversals.</p>…”

Harpy Eagle climate change SDMs by Luke Sutton (10040678)

“…By 2090, range size was predicted to decrease on average by 14.4 % under a higher emissions scenario, and 7.3 % under a lower emissions scenario. …”

A literature-based similarity metric for biological processes-0 by Monica Chagoyen (21617)

Impact of initiation site distance and transfer impedance on dynamic gain. by Chenfei Zhang (7528139)

“…<b>C</b> Increasing <i>x</i>_Na to 200<i>μ</i>m decreases the high-frequency gain of the neuron model. …”

Homeostat-Circadian-Light (HCL) model. by Anne C. Skeldon (155016)

“…Homeostatic sleep pressure <i>H</i> increases during wake and decreases during sleep. …”

Model’s pictorial sketch. by Hygor Piaget M. Melo (480018)

“…(<i>D</i>) At the end of the campaign process, when all campaigns run out of funds, the campaign with larger initial budget ends the process with more adopters, but his/her campaign is less efficient, resulting in a diseconomy of scale.…”

Gross examination of engineered cartilage. by Benjamin P. Cohen (5892083)

“…Scale bar = 1 cm. (<b>C</b>) AuC and 1:1 discs were significantly larger in height compared to MSC discs, and height decreased significantly in time for all groups. …”

Similarity of samples with prior and posterior during conflict. by Sarah Schwöbel (18981093)

“…The DKL between the samples in the chain and the prior decreases with <i>s</i>, whereas the DKL between the samples and the posterior increases with <i>s</i>. …”

Networked Ising model. by Daniel Reisinger (11648820)

“…In all subsequent simulations, the temperature is set to 1 to ensure a bistable stability landscape for a larger range of degrees. …”

Image4_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Image2_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Image3_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

DataSheet1_Enhancing walking efficiency of adolescents with neurological impairments using an exosuit for ambulatory activities of daily living.pdf by Chiara Basla (18146230)

“…The number of steps taken decreased significantly with the Myosuit’s assistance (steps reduction range: [1.07, 15.71]%, p-value: 0.04, effect size: 0.90). …”

Chlorophyll Fluorescence - a Tool for Quick Identification of Accase and ALS Inhibitor Herbicides Performance by M. KARGAR (8076368)

“…Comparing the fluorescence parameters in wild oat and littleseed canarygrass treated with two herbicides showed that Fv/Fm, the maximum quantum efficiency of PSII and Fvj, variable fluorescence at the J step of littleseed canarygrass decreased more than the mentioned parameters in wild oat. …”

Gut microbiota and fecal short chain fatty acids differ with adiposity and country of origin: The METS-Microbiome Study by Jack Gilbert (15308209)

“…While obesity could be predicted accurately from the microbiota, the variation in accuracy in parallel with the epidemiological transition suggests that differences in the microbiota between obesity and non-obesity may be larger in low-to-middle countries compared to high-income countries. …”

Impacts of pellet pH on nitrous oxide emission rates from cattle manure compost pellets by Tsuyoshi Yamane (3318771)

“…Regarding the mechanism by which N₂O emission was reduced in N+MCP, although larger cumulative N₂O emission rates in the earlier stage (0–14 d for MCP and 0–7 d for N+MCP) were observed when the pellet pH was adjusted close to 7.0, lowering the pH of MCP to 5.3 (the pH of N+MCP) did not demonstrate a significant decrease in cumulative N₂O emission as compared with the original pH treatment (pH 8.6). …”