Stress-strain curves. by Yongsheng Liu (142720)

Development of a CRISPR/Cas-Based Detection Platform for Tracking Decreased Susceptibility to Cephalosporins in Neisseria gonorrheae by Ziyuan Zhao (2889005)

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Decreased expression levels of SPI-1 genes in <i>bipA</i>-deleted strain at 20°C. by Eunsil Choi (8271039)

Patterns of energy changes in marble samples and their stress-strain curves under dry-wet cycles. by Yongsheng Liu (142720)

JHMV N1347A has decreased replication in the olfactory bulbs of mice. by Catherine M. Kerr (21492574)

Claudin V is decreased following infection with Mtb. by Amanda S. Latham (12093638)

Largest changes in influenza vaccine rates, Pre- vs. Post-COVID-19. by Tyler B. Nofzinger (21560244)

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Stress-strain curves of composite. by Hanqiu Wang (13204812)

Stress-strain curves, crack-strain curves, and crack propagation evolution processes: (a) α = 15°, L = 30 mm, (b) α = 30°, L = 40 mm. by Feng Wang (44414)

Relationship between dissipation energy and elastic strain energy. by Yongsheng Liu (142720)

Total energy and elastic strain energy under different conditions. by Yongsheng Liu (142720)

Strains used in this study. by Zhongjiao Liu (11877464)

<i>In vivo</i> treatment decreases bacterial burden and colonization of vital organs in a skin abscess biofilm infection model. by Robert L. Beckman I.V (22784303)

Fitting Stress-Strain Curves of M20 Specimen. by Hanqiu Wang (13204812)

Fitting Stress-Strain Curves of M30 Specimens. by Hanqiu Wang (13204812)

Fitting Stress-Strain Curves of M40 Specimens. by Hanqiu Wang (13204812)

The top 10 putative metabolites with the largest negative fold change between normal and thin cows. by Bhuripit Saraphol (20855573)

The top 10 putative metabolites with the largest positive fold change between normal and thin cows. by Bhuripit Saraphol (20855573)

On the top, strain rate curves with S, E and A peaks. by Biagio Castaldi (20673392)

Strain at different positions of the sample. by Zhenhua Wang (426041)

“…Test results indicate that the frozen soft rocks show strain softening characteristics. The stress—strain curve changes from a straight line to a curve as deviatoric stress constantly increases, while it decreases abruptly after the deviatoric stress reaches the peak and is slightly affected by the freezing temperature. …”