data_share by Qi Zhu (9428795)

“…In contrast, for electrons at higher energies, the diffusion coefficients tend to increase at lower pitch angles and decrease at relatively higher pitch angles. We also find that decrease of <i>L</i>-shell and increase of <i>α</i>* and temperature anisotropy tend to weaken the hiss-driven pitch angle scattering efficiency of electrons at energies from tens to hundreds of keV with a dip at ~30 - 50 keV, while the scattering of higher energy electrons can be enhanced. …”

The thermo-mechanical response of PP nanocomposites at high graphene loading by Kai Yang (73590)

“…Small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) showed a large decrease in the amount of lamellar structure relative to the neat PP, while wide angle X-ray scattering (WAXS) showed a high degree of crystallinity. …”

z' curves for 19 pig chromosomes. by Wenqian Zhang (240091)

“…<p>A positive slope indicates a decrease in GC content, whereas a negative slope indicates an increase in GC content. …”

Fsn0503 inhibits angiogenesis <i>in vivo</i>; CD34 Immunohistochemical analysis of Fsn0503 treated tumors. by Claire Ward (362061)

“…(<b>B</b>) Analysis of total vessel number as characterized by CD34 staining shows that Fsn0503 caused an increase in small vessel number and a significant decrease in the number of large vessels (p<0.001). …”

Supplemental material for "Metabolic fuel selection in rainbow trout: Coping with Intralipid infusion<b>"</b> by Jean-Michel Weber (14563811)

“…The reduction in trout <i>R</i>_<em>a</em> glucose is likely caused by a large decrease in glycogen mobilization because hepatic gluconeogenic pathway capacity may rise as a consequence of increases in gluconeogenesis gene transcript levels. …”

Inhaled fluticasone propionate impairs GATA-3 nuclear localization in PBMCs. by Kittipong Maneechotesuwan (372725)

“…(C) Immunoblotting analyses of PBMCs demonstrated a time-dependent decrease in nuclear expression of GATA-3, and increased cytoplasmic GATA-3 expression after inhalation of FP. …”

An automated quantitative analysis of cell, nucleus and focal adhesion morphology by Antonetta B. C. Buskermolen (5043563)

“…We show that a decrease in cell contractility leads to a decrease in focal adhesion size and aspect ratio.…”

<b>Overpopulation Update</b> by Sergei Jargin (18831454)

“…<p dir="ltr">Environmental degradation is proportional to the number of humans. Despite a general decrease in birth rates, the global population continues to grow. …”

The Politics of Sovereign Credit Spreads by Smaoui, Houcem

“…Using a large sample of 35 developing countries for the period 1993-2009, we provide strong and robust evidence that the political institutions in place play a significant role in explaining sovereign spreads. …”
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The effect of superimposed twitches on incremental voluntary quadriceps femoris (QF) contractions using the twitch interpolation technique by Catherine B Molloy (63889)

“…At low levels of voluntary activation (on the y-axis), a large proportion of muscle fibres remain unactivated, so that superimposed stimulation can induce large interpolated twitches. …”

Table_1_Comparing the Cell Dynamics of Tree-Ring Formation Observed in Microcores and as Predicted by the Vaganov–Shashkin Model.docx by Valentina Buttò (9242369)

“…Nonetheless, these predictions have yet to be compared with direct observations of wood development, i.e., via microcoring, over a long time span. We tested the performance of the VS model by comparing the observed and predicted timing of wood formation in black spruce [Picea mariana (Mill.)]. …”

Increased susceptibility to DSS-induced colitis in <i>Oasis</i>−/− mice. by Kenta Hino (519150)

“…Note that the <i>Oasis</i>−/− large intestine exhibited mucosal damage, degeneration of the mucosal epithelium, a decrease in the number of goblet cells, and an increase of crypt loss compared with those in WT large intestines. …”

Interplay between Cytoskeletal Stresses and Cell Adaptation under Chronic Flow by Deepika Verma (135292)

“…The flow-induced changes in cytoskeletal stresses are found to be dynamic, involving a transient decrease in stress (phase-I), a short-term increase (3–6 min) (Phase-II), followed by a longer-term decrease that reaches a minimum in ∼20 min (Phase-III), before saturating. …”

Fig..mw by yurou pan (21094949)

“…It can be observed that although firms believe that they can earn more profit as the upper bound of the preference increases, actually, the profit of each firm demonstrates only an initial upward trend, but this is followed by a subsequent decline.</p><p dir="ltr">Figure 2 shows that the disclosure cost decreases the probability that a firm gets benefits from overconfidence. …”

Betti curves of red pulp, white pulp, and B cells populations in the murine spleen tissue. by Maria Torras-Pérez (22439376)

“…The peaks of the curves are due to a large proportion of cells within dense regions where many small-scale loops form. …”

FRET Sensor calibration in the nucleus. by Jose G. Miranda (118268)

“…A) NLS-ZapSM2 FRET ratio increases slightly above resting suggesting that it is close to saturation at rest; B) NLS-ZapSR2, FRET ratio goes above resting; C) NLS-ZapOC2 has a small decrease in FRET ratio after TPEN and a larger increase after treatment with Zn²⁺; D) NLS-ZapOK2 exhibits a small change in FRET ratio after TPEN and Zn²⁺; E) NLS-ZapCmR1 has an inverted response in which TPEN causes an increase in FRET ratio while Zn²⁺ with digitonin causes a decrease in the ratio; F) NLS-ZapCmR1.1 displays a decrease in the FRET ratio after TPEN and large increase with Zn²⁺ and digitonin; G) NLS-ZapCmR2 is similar to ZapCmR1.1. …”

Nonstationary Gaussian Process Models Using Spatial Hierarchical Clustering from Finite Differences by Matthew J. Heaton (660895)

“…To perform computationally feasible inference for large spatial data, we consider partitioning a spatial region into disjoint sets using hierarchical clustering of observations and finite differences as a measure of dissimilarity. …”

Plots of T-cell, Virus, and Effector populations with changes in regulatory T-cell parameters. by Michael Simonov (325702)

“…T-cell and viral load plots appear similar although it is seen that large values of result in a sharp decrease in effector population during acute infection. …”

Viral ORF57 inhibits eIF2α phosphorylation through down-regulation of PKR pathway. by Nishi R. Sharma (4543936)

“…<p>(A) Diagrams of four major stress pathways leading to phosphorylation of eIF2α via different kinases. …”

Growth and physiology of ornamental sunflower under salinity in function of paclobutrazol application methods by Rafaela F. B. Guimarães (12659682)

“…The experimental design was randomized blocks arranged in a 5 × 3 factorial scheme, corresponding to five electrical conductivities of irrigation water - ECw (0.4; 1.9; 3.4; 4.9, and 6.4 dS m-1) and three paclobutrazol application methods (foliar application, via soil and a control treatment - without paclobutrazol), with four replicates. …”