Future patterns of range size changes across increasing levels of climate change in which species can move. by Scott R. Loarie (89657)

“…<p>(A - D) Percent geometric mean change in range size (Future/Present with colors stretched from a <-10% decrease to a >10% increase). (E - H) Diversity of species gains (future diversity with migration minus future diversity without migration) for the quarter species suffering the largest range contractions. …”

Effects of altitude α diversity index. by Yalin Jin (16475276)

“…The dominant species with the largest number in each elevational gradient were <i>Eurohypnum leptothallum</i>, <i>Brachythecium pendulum</i>, <i>Brachythecium salebrosum</i> and <i>Entodon prorepens;</i> (2) There were five kinds of life forms in different elevation gradients, including Wefts, Turfs, Mat, Pendants and Tail. …”

Basic information of the sample site. by Yalin Jin (16475276)

“…The dominant species with the largest number in each elevational gradient were <i>Eurohypnum leptothallum</i>, <i>Brachythecium pendulum</i>, <i>Brachythecium salebrosum</i> and <i>Entodon prorepens;</i> (2) There were five kinds of life forms in different elevation gradients, including Wefts, Turfs, Mat, Pendants and Tail. …”

Life types of species at different altitudes. by Yalin Jin (16475276)

“…The dominant species with the largest number in each elevational gradient were <i>Eurohypnum leptothallum</i>, <i>Brachythecium pendulum</i>, <i>Brachythecium salebrosum</i> and <i>Entodon prorepens;</i> (2) There were five kinds of life forms in different elevation gradients, including Wefts, Turfs, Mat, Pendants and Tail. …”

Ranking of important values of bryophytes. by Yalin Jin (16475276)

“…The dominant species with the largest number in each elevational gradient were <i>Eurohypnum leptothallum</i>, <i>Brachythecium pendulum</i>, <i>Brachythecium salebrosum</i> and <i>Entodon prorepens;</i> (2) There were five kinds of life forms in different elevation gradients, including Wefts, Turfs, Mat, Pendants and Tail. …”

Data from: The relationship between diet and body mass in terrestrial mammals by Silvia Pineda-Munoz (3310086)

“…Having lower requirements for energy and nutrients per unit of body weight or ecological advantages such as larger home ranges allows larger mammals to feed on less nutritive feeding resources (i.e., structural plant material). …”

Contrasting Propagation of Natural Calls of Two Anuran Species from the South American Temperate Forest by Mario Penna (470396)

“…<i>calcaratus</i> are affected by spectral degradation to a larger extent, with linear decreases in spectral cross-correlation and in the amplitude ratio between the first two harmonics. …”

The experimentally reported network parameters can generate supersaturation and be adapted to enter the inhibition-stabilized state. by Pierre Ekelmans (15470955)

“…In this network, the E activity saturates for inputs larger than 20 mV/s. If the external input to the I population is larger than that to the E population, as shown in the inset with <i>r</i> = 1.5, E firing rate declines for growing input. …”

Changes in the effective optical zone following hyperopic keratorefractive lenticule extraction by Yangyi Huang (11859382)

“…ΔEOZ/POZ and ΔEOZ/PTZ were significantly larger at the late than the early postoperative stage in both groups (<i>p</i> < 0.001), with a larger ΔEOZ/POZ value in group B than that in group A at both stages (<i>p</i> < 0.001). …”

Relationship between the clinically diagnosed male infertility and individual, conventional and flow cytometric SPTRX3 parameters reflective of sperm quality. by Clayton Buckman (416303)

“…A larger than 1 odds ratio indicates a positive relationship between the parameter and the clinical diagnosis of male infertility. …”

The usAHP involves multiple mechanisms driven by different activity signals. by Sarah Pellizzari (14493311)

“…(F) Mean data showing the influence of spiking on the usAHP (paired <i>t</i> test). Stable R_in (<i>n</i> = 9 neurons from <i>N</i> = 2 animals) and R_in decreases (<i>n</i> = 6 neurons from <i>N</i> = 6 animals). …”

Reducing chronic disease through changes in food aid: A microsimulation of nutrition and cardiometabolic disease among Palestinian refugees in the Middle East by Sanjay Basu (94828)

“…By contrast, a shift to an alternative food parcel with less grain and more fruits and vegetables was estimated to produce a 0.08 per 1,000 person-years decrease in the incidence of hypertension (95% confidence interval [CI] 0.05–0.11), 0.18 per 1,000 person-years decrease in the incidence of type 2 diabetes (95% CI 0.14–0.22), 0.18 per 1,000 person-years decrease in the incidence of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease events (95% CI 0.17–0.19), and 0.02 decrease per 1,000 person-years all-cause mortality (95% CI 0.01 decrease to 0.04 increase) among those receiving aid. …”

Stick–Slip to Sliding Transition of Dynamic Contact Lines under AC Electrowetting by D. J. C. M. ’t Mannetje (1876939)

“…The overall geometry of the drop also has a strong influence on the contact angle: if the drop is confined to a disk-like shape with radius <i>R</i>, much larger than the capillary length, and height <i>h</i>, smaller than the capillary length, the advancing angle increases steeper with velocity as the aspect ratio <i>h</i>/<i>R</i> is smaller. …”

Stick–Slip to Sliding Transition of Dynamic Contact Lines under AC Electrowetting by D. J. C. M. ’t Mannetje (1876939)

“…The overall geometry of the drop also has a strong influence on the contact angle: if the drop is confined to a disk-like shape with radius <i>R</i>, much larger than the capillary length, and height <i>h</i>, smaller than the capillary length, the advancing angle increases steeper with velocity as the aspect ratio <i>h</i>/<i>R</i> is smaller. …”

Stick–Slip to Sliding Transition of Dynamic Contact Lines under AC Electrowetting by D. J. C. M. ’t Mannetje (1876939)

“…The overall geometry of the drop also has a strong influence on the contact angle: if the drop is confined to a disk-like shape with radius <i>R</i>, much larger than the capillary length, and height <i>h</i>, smaller than the capillary length, the advancing angle increases steeper with velocity as the aspect ratio <i>h</i>/<i>R</i> is smaller. …”

Representative images showing the size of corneal superficial epithelial cells, corneal epithelial superficial cell density, mean corneal anterior stromal membrane bridge-like stru... by Wensheng Chen (181356)

“…<p>The size of surface cells in the corneal epithelium of eyes treated with commercial PG analogs and BAK was significantly larger than that of control eyes (A). The corneal superficial cell density (B) was significantly decreased and significantly higher densities of membrane bridge-like structures (C) in the corneal anterior stroma were indentified in PG analogs and BAK treated corneas. …”

Stick–Slip to Sliding Transition of Dynamic Contact Lines under AC Electrowetting by D. J. C. M. ’t Mannetje (1876939)

“…The overall geometry of the drop also has a strong influence on the contact angle: if the drop is confined to a disk-like shape with radius <i>R</i>, much larger than the capillary length, and height <i>h</i>, smaller than the capillary length, the advancing angle increases steeper with velocity as the aspect ratio <i>h</i>/<i>R</i> is smaller. …”

Loss of layer V pyramidal neurons of motor cortex. by Paolo d’Errico (494029)

“…(<b>C</b>) Nissl-stained brain sections illustrating reduced numbers of larger pyramidal neurons (red asterisks in the inset) in layer V of SMA mice <i>vs</i> WT controls. …”

Illustration of p-value bias as a result of deflated standard errors. by Christiaan de Leeuw (457984)

“…For example, at the median standard error deflation of 0.89, at a reference p-value of 0.05 the biased p-value is about 0.028, about a 1.8-fold decrease in the p-value relative to its true value. …”

Visual processing of symbology in head-fixed large Field-of-View displays by Frank L. Kooi (6645322)

“…While attractive for many applications, a HMD also forms a liability: large-FoV HMDs are known to cause eye-strain (Kooi, 1997) and the rate of information uptake is expected to decrease towards the edges.<br> <i>Methods</i>. We measured the ability of 12 subjects to quickly determine the orientation (Т vs Ʇ) of a target T surrounded by 4 randomly oriented (up, down, left, right) flanker T’s as a function of 1) target-flanker spacing or ‘crowding’ (small /medium/large), 2) flanker polarity, and 3) eccentricity (15/30/45 deg). …”