DataSheet1_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.docx by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Image4_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

DataSheet1_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.docx by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Image2_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Image1_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Image3_Ablation Patterns of the Debris Covered Tongue of Halong Glacier Revealed by Short Term Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys.jpeg by Wanqin Guo (450937)

“…Regions in cutting and flushing by supraglacial and lateral rivers have the largest surface elevation decreases but are not significant due to their limited area and the relatively lower quality of UAV digital surface models (DSMs) in those covered regions.…”

Uniform growth case: Avalanches in hexagonal and soft cellular networks. by George Courcoubetis (6277931)

“…<p>By Incrementally decreasing the bulk tension in the system, in accordance with (32), the tissue structure goes through a phase transition, from a hexagonal network to a soft network phase. …”

Net (top) and mean speed (bottom) for different strengths of base substrate friction <i>γ</i>₀ and length <i>L</i>. by Dirk Alexander Kulawiak (3589577)

“…<p>Larger MPs possess both a higher net and mean speed. …”

Breakdown of proteins by architecture (domain composition). by Susan Khor (524773)

“…They make up the largest percentage (at least a third) of the protein population when the rare domain threshold is between 2 and 16. …”

Density plots illustrating dispersions for the obtained lie indicator values. by Gáspár Lukács (9455157)

“…<p>In truthteller and liar conditions, using three different hypothetic lie detection devices: A, B, and C. Note that the decreasing overlap (largest for A, smallest for C) means an increase in efficiency for classification (i.e., the smaller the overlap, the better the classification). …”

Phase diagram for the case by Andrea Baronchelli (124383)

“…</b> The most abundant genome is indicated by a larger name in each region. The average fitness of the population decreases along the arrows.…”

Variation of the final size of the epidemic over the vaccination prevalence: The black bar represents the optimal (smallest) final size of the epidemic. by Shingo Iwami (266092)

“…On the other hand, if the loss becomes large, then the variation decreases. Therefore, the final size of the epidemic is strongly affected by the vaccination coverage and the loss of protection effectiveness: a bad vaccination program (far from the optimal prevalence rate) increases the final size and prevents eradication of the disease.…”

Data_Sheet_1_The Rapid Forgetting of Faces.docx by Dana Krill (5565287)

“…This effect was mainly accounted for by a larger proportion of random errors - suggesting that forgetting of faces reflects decreased accessibility of the memory representations over time. …”

Table 2_The impact of headache specialist density and the introduction of gepants and lasmitidan on prescriptions for acute migraine treatments: a regression and interrupted time s... by Leon S. Moskatel (16841820)

“…</p>Methods<p>We analyzed three scenarios: first, we performed linear regression analysis with the percentage of patients with migraine prescribed an acute medication in 2023, obtained via Epic Cosmos, and the density of headache specialists at the state level. …”

Table 1_The impact of headache specialist density and the introduction of gepants and lasmitidan on prescriptions for acute migraine treatments: a regression and interrupted time s... by Leon S. Moskatel (16841820)

“…</p>Methods<p>We analyzed three scenarios: first, we performed linear regression analysis with the percentage of patients with migraine prescribed an acute medication in 2023, obtained via Epic Cosmos, and the density of headache specialists at the state level. …”

An explanation of the pRF dynamics in terms of feedback signals from extrastriate cortex. by Koen V. Haak (321925)

“…Interestingly, this model also predicts that increasing the size of the mask (shifting the fringe to the right) results in a decrease of the pRF expansion. This is indeed what appears to happen when the mask size increases from 5.0° to 7.5° (see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0037686#pone-0037686-g004" target="_blank">Figure 4B</a> and corresponding text).…”

Impacts of the epistatic interactions among TEs’ deleterious effects on TEs’ population dynamics. by Jae Young Choi (145281)

“…Synergistic model: Each additional TE imposes a larger fitness cost than the last TE, and the rate of fitness change escalates with more TEs in a host genome (slope of orange line in A), which accelerates the removal of TEs from the population. …”

Image_1_Progression of functional and structural glaucomatous damage in relation to diurnal and nocturnal dips in mean arterial pressure.jpg by Jesus D. Melgarejo (11358747)

“…In adjusted mixed models, functional progression of glaucoma damage was associated with VIMmap (−2.57 dB change in MD per every 3 mmHg increase in VIMmap; P < 0.001) and diurnal MAP dips (changes in the MD ranged from −2.56 to −3.19 dB; P < 0.001). Every 5 mmHg decrease in the nocturnal MAP level was associated with −1.14 dB changes in MD [95% confidence interval (CI), −1.90 to −0.40] and 0.01 larger optic disc cupping (95% CI, 0.01–0.02). …”

Data Sheet 1_Multi-omics exploration of chaperone-mediated immune-proteostasis crosstalk in vascular dementia and identification of diagnostic biomarkers.xlsx by Wentong Li (492392)

“…However, further validation with larger cohorts is necessary to assess its clinical translational potential.…”

Table_2_Progression of functional and structural glaucomatous damage in relation to diurnal and nocturnal dips in mean arterial pressure.doc by Jesus D. Melgarejo (11358747)

“…In adjusted mixed models, functional progression of glaucoma damage was associated with VIMmap (−2.57 dB change in MD per every 3 mmHg increase in VIMmap; P < 0.001) and diurnal MAP dips (changes in the MD ranged from −2.56 to −3.19 dB; P < 0.001). Every 5 mmHg decrease in the nocturnal MAP level was associated with −1.14 dB changes in MD [95% confidence interval (CI), −1.90 to −0.40] and 0.01 larger optic disc cupping (95% CI, 0.01–0.02). …”