KonD model reproduces phase diagram of Ca²⁺ release. by Norma C. Perez-Rosas (798091)

“…Switching to SK condition generated a negative curvature that means a larger reduction in the [Ca²⁺]_FSR but a much smaller reduction of the [Ca²⁺]_TSR (red line) and accordingly a smaller increase in the [Ca²⁺]_i. …”

Synthetic Peptides Used for Vaccination May Fail to Faithfully Mimic the Naturally Processed Antigens by Danila Valmori (57332)

“…A larger group of CD8⁺ T cells able to recognize N also exists in the naïve T cell repertoire (TCR-B). …”

The Genetic Legacy of the Pre-Colonial Period in Contemporary Bolivians by Patricia Taboada-Echalar (392334)

“…Bolivia shows a decreasing autosomal molecular diversity pattern along the longitudinal axis, from the Altiplano to the lowlands. …”

Intermetallic Interactions in Face-to-Face Homo- and Heterodinuclear Bismacrocyclic Complexes of Copper(II) and Nickel(II) by Agnieszka Wiȩckowska (2968989)

“…In the case of copper [2]catenane, the extent of magnetic interactions decreased when a benzocrown moiety was introduced between the macrocyclic units. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Strategies of data layout and cache writing for input-output optimization in high performance scientific computing: Applications to the forward electrocardiographic problem by Louie Cardone-Noott (5680121)

“…Furthermore, its combination with a cached write mode, in order to aggregate multiple writes into larger ones, substantially decreased the writing times of the proposed strategy. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Computational modeling of decision-making in substance abusers: testing Bechara’s hypotheses.CSV by Laurent Avila Chauvet (18705910)

“…The findings indicate that as the memory factor increases, along with high sensitivity to losses and low sensitivity to gains, agents prefer advantageous alternatives, particularly those with a lower frequency of punishments. Conversely, when sensitivity to gains increases and the memory factor decreases, agents prefer disadvantageous alternatives, especially those that result in larger losses. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Presentation_1_Computational modeling of decision-making in substance abusers: testing Bechara’s hypotheses.pdf by Laurent Avila Chauvet (18705910)

“…The findings indicate that as the memory factor increases, along with high sensitivity to losses and low sensitivity to gains, agents prefer advantageous alternatives, particularly those with a lower frequency of punishments. Conversely, when sensitivity to gains increases and the memory factor decreases, agents prefer disadvantageous alternatives, especially those that result in larger losses. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Influence of Gravity on the Sliding Angle of Water Drops on Nanopillared Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Hao Li (31608)

“…In this way, we approximate the behavior of drops larger than we can effectively simulate using MD. …”

Data_Sheet_1_EPS Glycoconjugate Profiles Shift as Adaptive Response in Anaerobic Microbial Granulation at High Salinity.PDF by Maria C. Gagliano (5472413)

“…Granules were successfully formed in both conditions, but at high salinity, the start-up inoculum quickly formed larger granules having a thicker gel layer in comparison to granules developed at low salinity. …”

Plots showing stability and forecast analysis with varying and λ. by Meenakshi Narayan (8811341)

“…PPD > 1 leads to exaggerated forecasts (dotted red plot), low PPD causes underestimated or linear forecasts (solid and dotted dark orange), and larger PPD provides nonlinear forecasts (dark green). c) (i) Input (Δ<i>U</i>_<i>N</i>) and output plots satisfying <i>Stability Condition 1</i>, and (ii) constant PPD indicates validity of <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0230009#pone.0230009.e046" target="_blank">Eq (10)</a>. d) Increase in PPD decreases FI which makes forecasts more nonlinear. e) RMSE is low for linear forecasts at F (PPD = 0.01), and underestimated forecasts at B (PPD-0.001). …”

An Unprecedented Role Reversal: Ground Beetle Larvae (Coleoptera: Carabidae) Lure Amphibians and Prey upon Them by Gil Wizen (204764)

“…Moreover, this interaction involves a small insect larva that successfully lures and preys on a larger vertebrate. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Computational modeling of decision-making in substance abusers: testing Bechara’s hypotheses.CSV by Laurent Avila Chauvet (18705910)

“…The findings indicate that as the memory factor increases, along with high sensitivity to losses and low sensitivity to gains, agents prefer advantageous alternatives, particularly those with a lower frequency of punishments. Conversely, when sensitivity to gains increases and the memory factor decreases, agents prefer disadvantageous alternatives, especially those that result in larger losses. …”