Mechanical properties of MoS₂ nanotubes under tension: a molecular dynamics study by Sergio Mejía-Rosales (10129116)

“…Zigzag nanotubes have a larger elastic modulus than armchair nanotubes of the same polytype and diameter, and T nanotubes deform more easily than H nanotubes. …”

Table_1_Utilization of riverine organic matter by macrobenthic communities in a temperate prodelta.docx by Marta Szczepanek (13966416)

“…Contribution of riverine OM to the particulate OM in Vistula prodelta decreased with increasing depth. Despite similar distances to the river mouth, the relative contribution of riverine OM to the diet of all studied taxa also decreased with increasing depth, which corresponded to organic matter composition in prodelta waters. …”

Data Sheet 1_Effects of a polyphenol-rich extract blend, probiotics, and hydrolyzed fiber on quality of life and gut health markers in patients with irritable bowel syndrome—A rand... by Adrianna Wierzbicka (14130159)

“…The largest decrease in score was observed in dysphoria, with median differences of −5 in Group III (p = 0.0021), −3 in Group II (p = 0.0155), and −1 in the control Group I (p = 0.0338). …”

RB burden for 204 countries or regions worldwide in 2021. by SiQi Zhang (1559509)

Consensus time <i>τ</i> as a function of system size <i>L</i>. by Pratik Mullick (12851011)

“…<i>τ</i> decreases for lower values of <i>q</i>, however it does not exhibit a systematic dependence as <i>q</i> is made larger.…”

Structural analysis of PHF6 and IB12 oligomers as a function of the number of peptides contained. by Dirk Matthes (222334)

“…The nematic order of the aggregates decreased generally with size. Large PHF6 oligomers (C) had on average a higher orientational order compared to IB12 aggregates (D) of the same size, yet they aggregated in less extended chain conformations.…”

Experience Sampling-Based Personalized Feedback and Positive Affect: A Randomized Controlled Trial in Depressed Patients by Jessica A. Hartmann (748473)

“…The pseudo-experimental group showed a larger decrease in NA compared to the control group (χ² (1) =6.29, <i>p</i>=.012).…”

Matrix rigidity of MDA-MB-231 cells Representative collagen construct stress calculations from a single experiment for the initial, untreated stretch (A) and the deoxycholate treat... by Bridget Hindman (764612)

“…<p>For both, myosin II KD cell constructs had a decreased stiffness in response to strain. Because the stiffness calculation takes the cross sectional area of the constructs into account, and the IIA constructs are much larger, the difference between the parental and IIA KD constructs is enhanced when compared to the differences seen when the strain response is plotted as mN versus Strain (<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0131920#pone.0131920.g006" target="_blank">Fig 6</a>). …”

a. How various statistical models account for modulation classification performance across the entire dataset. by Chris Scholes (3309477)

“….); <i>CV:</i> Coefficient of variation of the interspike intervals in response to a pure tone at CF. <i>VS:</i> Vector Strength; <i>SAC peak 1:</i> The height of the peak in the shuffled autocorrelogram (SAC) at the modulation period (1/modulation frequency); <i>SAC peaks 2-5:</i> The heights of the next 4 largest peaks in the SAC, between the zero-lag peak and the modulation period; <i>Z</i>_<i>ISI</i>: A Z-scored measure of the degree to which interval statistics differ from that predicted from the phase statistics alone; <i>SAC peaks 1-5:</i> The five largest peaks in the SAC, where peak 1 is the modulation period; <i>Neural reliability</i>: A measure of the reliability of the PSTH in response to the amplitude-modulated tone. …”

Synthesis and Structures of a New Series of Silver-Vanadate Hybrid Solids and Their Optical and Photocatalytic Properties by Haisheng Lin (1487347)

“…Their optical bandgap sizes were measured to be 2.77 eV for <b>I</b>, 2.95 eV for <b>II</b>, and 2.45 eV for <b>III</b>, which decrease most notably as a result of the band widening for the more extended vanadate structure in <b>III</b>. …”

Supplementary Material for: Cyclosporine A protects podocytes by regulating transgelin in adriamycin-induced podocyte injury by Li X. (3218241)

“…Our previous study showed that CsA reduced proteinuria by directly stabilizing the foot process (FP) cytoskeletal structure via cofilin-1, suggesting that synaptopodin, a podocyte-specific actin protein, is not the sole target of CsA in podocytes. …”

Northern European AC/DC power system model with a North Sea Wind Power Hub by Danilo Obradovic (10123710)

“…<p>In many power systems, the increased penetration of inverter-based renewable generation will cause a decrease in kinetic energy storage, leading to higher frequency excursions after a power disturbance. …”

Dry Martini, a Coarse-Grained Force Field for Lipid Membrane Simulations with Implicit Solvent by Clément Arnarez (1339023)

“…Coarse-grained (CG) models allow simulation of larger systems for longer times by decreasing the number of degrees of freedom compared with all-atom models. …”

A New Testing Strategy to Identify Rare Variants with Either Risk or Protective Effect on Disease by Iuliana Ionita-Laza (46441)

“…A main feature of the proposed methodology is that, although it is an overall test assessing a possibly large number of rare variants simultaneously, the disease variants can be both protective and risk variants, with moderate decreases in statistical power when both types of variants are present. …”

GO and KEGG analysis of DEPs. by Huiyang Jia (14444661)

Table 1_The impact of ketamine on cognitive outcomes in geriatric anesthesia: a comprehensive review.docx by Shuyong You (21811019)

“…Background<p>Ketamine, a dissociative anesthetic with N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor blockade, has become increasingly popular in geriatric anesthesia because of its hemodynamic stability, lack of respiratory depression, and possible neuroprotective properties. …”

Table_1_A temperature-based model of biomass accumulation in humid forests of the world.XLSX by Markku Larjavaara (9977600)

“…Understanding how the biomass accumulation rate depends on climate is therefore important. According to a classic theory, the biomass accumulation rate first increases until canopy closure, as leaf area and gross primary productivity increase, and decreases thereafter because leaf area cannot increase further and maintaining larger biomass is energetically costlier as living tissue increases even though its proportion of all biomass decreases. …”

Genetic and environmental influence on thyroid gland volume and thickness of thyroid isthmus: a twin study by Adam Domonkos Tarnoki (4989737)

“…Conclusions Our analysis support that familial factors are important for thyroid measures in a general twin population. A larger sample size is needed to show whether this is because of common environmental (e.g. intrauterine effects, regional nutrition habits, iodine supply) or genetic effects.…”

Relationships among territory size, body size, and food availability in a specialist river duck by Silvina Ippi (4886788)

“…<p>Models of territorial behaviour predict a reduction in territory size when food availability and competitive pressure increase. …”

Supplementary Material for: Bipolar Patients' Quality of Life in Mixed States: A Preliminary Qualitative Study by Lee Mortensen G. (4152526)

“…These results should be confirmed in a larger sample of patients with varying socioeconomic status.…”