Table_3_Area-based social inequalities in adult mortality: construction of French deprivation-specific life tables for the period 2016–2018.XLSX by Ophélie Merville (17669784)

“…In terms of relative mortality inequalities, the largest gaps between extreme deprivation groups were around age 55 for males (MRR = 2.22 [2.0; 2.46] at age 55), around age 50 in females (MRR = 1.77 [1.48; 2.1] at age 47), and there was a decrease or disappearance of the gaps in the very older adults.…”

Image1_Variations in Forearc Stress and Changes in Principle Stress Orientations Caused by the 2004–2005 Megathrust Earthquakes in Sumatra, Indonesia.pdf by Muhammad Taufiq Rafie (11216064)

“…In this study, we reveal that both the stress orientations and coseismic changes in them exhibit along-strike variations, with a decrease in both the pre-mainshock stress and stress drop found in the rupture area of 2005 relative to that of the 2004 earthquake. …”

Evaluation and application of summary statistic imputation to discover new height-associated loci by Sina Rüeger (606696)

“…For fixed false positive rates of 0.001, 0.01, 0.05, using <i>summary statistics imputation</i> yielded a decrease in statistical power by 9, 43 and 35%, respectively. …”

Table_1_Area-based social inequalities in adult mortality: construction of French deprivation-specific life tables for the period 2016–2018.DOCX by Ophélie Merville (17669784)

“…In terms of relative mortality inequalities, the largest gaps between extreme deprivation groups were around age 55 for males (MRR = 2.22 [2.0; 2.46] at age 55), around age 50 in females (MRR = 1.77 [1.48; 2.1] at age 47), and there was a decrease or disappearance of the gaps in the very older adults.…”

Table_2_Area-based social inequalities in adult mortality: construction of French deprivation-specific life tables for the period 2016–2018.XLSX by Ophélie Merville (17669784)

“…In terms of relative mortality inequalities, the largest gaps between extreme deprivation groups were around age 55 for males (MRR = 2.22 [2.0; 2.46] at age 55), around age 50 in females (MRR = 1.77 [1.48; 2.1] at age 47), and there was a decrease or disappearance of the gaps in the very older adults.…”

Dependence of the confidence radius on parameter M. by Jessica R. Gilbert (307638)

“…In contrast, the larger the number of peaks per subject (M) considered, the easier it will be to reach a given cluster size, hence the 95% threshold decreases as more peaks are included in the analysis.…”

Enhanced Periosteal and Endocortical Responses to Axial Tibial Compression Loading in Conditional Connexin43 Deficient Mice by Susan K. Grimston (137082)

“…Relative to wild type (WT) littermates, it requires a larger amount of compressive force to generate the same periosteal strain in cKO mice. …”

FFPred 2.0: Improved Homology-Independent Prediction of Gene Ontology Terms for Eukaryotic Protein Sequences by Federico Minneci (414611)

“…Furthermore, FFPred 2.0 can be used to annotate proteins belonging to several eukaryotic organisms with a limited decrease in prediction quality. We illustrate all these points through the use of both precision-recall plots and of the COGIC scores, which we recently proposed as an alternative numerical evaluation measure of function prediction accuracy.…”

Table1_Quantitative evaluation of gastrocnemius medialis mass in patients with chronic heart failure by gray-scale ultrasound and shear wave elastography.docx by Qiyu Yao (12480831)

“…However, during the contraction of GM, the smaller the FL and Young's modulus, the larger the PA and EI with the increase of NYHA grade or the decrease of LVEF (P < 0.001).…”

Interpretation of findings of the present study. by Rayane Brinck Teixeira (6676529)

“…<p>In acute MI, the exacerbation of Mito-ROS leads to mitochondrial dysfunction and a decrease in ATP production, leading to an increase in AMP/ATP ratio, which results in phosphorylation of AMPKα at Threonine 172. …”

Table 1_Antimicrobial susceptibility profiles of commensal Clostridium perfringens isolates from chickens in Hungarian poultry farms between 2022 and 2023.docx by Ádám Kerek (14263613)

“…Future research should include larger sample sizes to provide a more comprehensive understanding of resistance dynamics. …”

Removal of auditory feedback in Bengalese finches by deafening reduces peak repeat counts. by Jason D. Wittenbach (811058)

“…Deafening had less of an effect on syllables that were repeated fewer times (lower graphs). d: Deafening results in a significant decrease in the peak repeat numbers. …”

Diatom Cell Size, Coloniality and Motility: Trade-Offs between Temperature, Salinity and Nutrient Supply with Climate Change by Filip Svensson (639374)

“…<div><p>Reduction in body size has been proposed as a universal response of organisms, both to warming and to decreased salinity. …”

Brain size in Hylarana guentheri seems unaffected by variation in temperature and growth season. Supplementary Table S1 by Jun Gu (89637)

“…The CBH assumes that brain size should increase with seasonality, as the cognitive benefits of a larger brain should help overcoming periods of food scarcity via, for example, increased behavioral flexibility. …”

Multimodal trajectory data. by Elisabeth Klint (14105880)

“…Filled lines indicate an increase, and hollowed-out lines indicate a decrease. C) PpIX-fluorescence peak positions, i.e., where fluorescence ratio >0.1. …”

Changes in heart morphology with age. by Tracy L. Johnson (232259)

“…<p><b>A1.</b> In WT, systolic diameter increases with age and is significantly larger in 2 yr old WT compared to 2 mo. …”

Low-Order Scaling <i>G</i>₀<i>W</i>₀ by Pair Atomic Density Fitting by Arno Förster (8356044)

“…Also owing to a very small prefactor, a <i>G</i>₀<i>W</i>₀ calculation for the largest of these clusters takes only 240 CPU hours with these settings. …”

Effects of miR162a on <i>dmTOR</i> gene expression and <i>Drosophila</i> phenotypes. by Kegan Zhu (4404883)

“…Data are represented as the mean ± SEM. ***p < 0.001, Student’s <i>t</i>-test. …”

DataSheet3_Climate Variations vs. Human Activities: Distinguishing the Relative Roles on Vegetation Dynamics in the Three Karst Provinces of Southwest China.xlsx by Hao Yang (328526)

“…Vegetation variation characteristics under the influence of climate variations and human activities were distinguished through a residual analysis. The results indicated general greening trends with about 90.31% of the study area experiencing an increase in NDVI and about 9.69% of the area showing a decrease. …”

Table_1_Benchmarking Eco-Efficiency and Footprints of Dutch Agriculture in European Context and Implications for Policies for Climate and Environment.xlsx by Hans J. M. van Grinsven (6443024)

“…However, there are also concerns about leakage effects when livestock production would increase elsewhere, e.g., in the EU, causing a net increase of GHG emission and increased local environmental pollution. …”