Tree cover limits occupancy of a declining game bird by Bradley Kubecka (7387181)

“…Probability of bobwhite occupancy decreased as canopy cover increased (β<em>_Tree</em> = -0.74, 95% CrI: -1.29 – -0.28); occupancy was over 19 times higher when canopy cover was 44% versus the mean observed value of 80.8% (range: 38–96%). …”

Characterization of Silver Nanoparticles under Environmentally Relevant Conditions Using Asymmetrical Flow Field-Flow Fractionation (AF4) by Min-Hee Jang (827908)

“…Consistent these results, AgNPs suspended in lake water containing relatively high concentration of organic carbon (TOC) showed higher particle stability and larger particle size (i.e., by approximately 4nm) than those in river water. …”

Image_8_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Image_6_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Size Control of Mesoscale Aqueous Assemblies of Quantum Dots and Block Copolymers by Huda Yusuf (2415730)

“…By increasing the initial polymer concentration or decreasing the rate of water addition for a constant blend composition, larger QDCM particles are obtained. …”

Image_4_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Influence spheres of numerosities containing either two or three items. by Peter Kramer (228750)

“…In Allik & Tuulmets's occupancy model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0017378#pone.0017378-Allik1" target="_blank">[14]</a>, a numerosity estimate is given by the total area (<i>occupancy</i>) covered by the disk-shaped influence spheres (the set-theoretical union of the gray regions, including the black dots). …”

Stability of conscious visual evoked potentials and the effect of anaesthesia. by Jason Charng (458114)

“…Isoflurane causes decreased P2-N1 amplitude (<b>I</b>) and slowed timing (<b>J</b>-<b>L</b>). * indicates statistical difference (p < 0.05).…”

Size Control of Mesoscale Aqueous Assemblies of Quantum Dots and Block Copolymers by Huda Yusuf (2415730)

“…By increasing the initial polymer concentration or decreasing the rate of water addition for a constant blend composition, larger QDCM particles are obtained. …”

Image_7_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Image_9_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Image_2_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Rationale and experimental design. by Omisa Jinsi (13367452)

“…<b>(B)</b> Schematics illustrating how blurring (in terms of the parameter sigma or σ; in units of pixels) was manipulated across three conditions in Experiment 1. In the non-blurred condition (top), sigma was fixed at a small value that results in no blurring throughout training, while in the two blur conditions, sigma started at 5 pixels and decreased—at different rates—over the first 50 epochs of training, corresponding to an increase in spatial acuity over the course of learning. …”

Image_11_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Spatial and temporal dynamics of shifting cultivation in the middle-Amazonas river: Expansion and intensification by Catarina Conte Jakovac (4261894)

“…We found that fallow-period length has decreased from 6.4 to 5.1 years on average, and that expansion over old-growth forest has slowed down over time. …”

Image_3_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Table_2_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.xls by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Image_5_Summertime Tintinnid Community in the Surface Waters Across the North Pacific Transition Zone.TIF by Haibo Li (629817)

“…The common oceanic species were further divided into five groups: boreal, warm water type I, warm water type II, transition zone, and cosmopolitan species. …”

Association study between COMT 158Met and creativity scores in bipolar disorder and healthy controls by Márcio Gerhardt Soeiro-de-Souza (12734604)

“…Catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) is one of the major enzymes involved in the metabolic degradation of dopamine. …”

Predicting the effect of mutations in c-Raf-RBD on binding with KRas. by Anna U. Lowegard (8051597)

“…Quantitative values of <i>K</i>* tend to overestimate the biological effects of mutations (leading to the much larger blue bars) due to the limited nature of the input model compared to a biologically accurate representation. …”