Dot gain curves for three types of paper at different screen frequency. by Xiaoli Liu (165371)

“…<p>(a) 133 lpi and (b) 175 lpi. Dot gain initially increases and then decreases with rising dot area percentage, showing the most significant expansion in the mid-tone range (approximately 40%–60%) across coated, offset, and newsprint papers.…”

Raw data set for Table 3. by Smriti Shrestha (21212910)

“…<div><p>A significant reduction in influenza incidence during the early days of COVID-19 pandemic was reported worldwide. …”

FluMart Data from 2018 to 2022. by Smriti Shrestha (21212910)

“…<div><p>A significant reduction in influenza incidence during the early days of COVID-19 pandemic was reported worldwide. …”

Frequency distribution of depths of coverage (DP) and allele balances (AB). by Eileen Marie Hanna (9693992)

Sensitivity of modeled cell trajectories to parameter perturbations. by Renad Al-Ghazawi (22411258)

The ACF and PACF of stationarity checking of growth data. by Mohammad Abu Baker Siddique (20874975)

“…<p>(Panels a & b) ACF & PACF of weight with 5% significance limit showed stationary pattern as the plots indicating a rapid decline in correlations, weakening ACF associations with greater lags, and significant PACF spikes primarily at the initial lags. …”

The distribution of age-related resting-state functional connectivity (RSFC) based on Euclidean distance. by Lanxin Ji (20290942)

“…The figure does not exhibit a discernible contrast between the positively and negatively age-related RSFC, suggesting that distance may not be a significant factor influencing the increase or decrease of RSFC with age.…”

Identifying optimal cluster numbers in hierarchical cluster analysis. by Dolores Bernenko (16528426)

DoLP characterization of clustering results. by Dolores Bernenko (16528426)

Forest plot displaying the risk of BDs occurrence by mining status, sex, type of malformation, system involved and the gestational age at birth. by Fabrice Gulimwentuga Cikomola (13248498)

“…The variables on the right are associated with an increase in risk while those on the left are associated with a significant decrease in risk. The reference category was “living non-mining zones”.…”

Morphological Change of Hydrate Caused by Ostwald Ripening and Sintering by Zelin Xu (14002343)

“…Hydrate Ostwald ripening and sintering were observable several weeks after the onset of formation, leading to a decrease in the particle number. Simultaneously, the particle size increased significantly without alteration of the overall hydrate saturation. …”

Morphological Change of Hydrate Caused by Ostwald Ripening and Sintering by Zelin Xu (14002343)

“…Hydrate Ostwald ripening and sintering were observable several weeks after the onset of formation, leading to a decrease in the particle number. Simultaneously, the particle size increased significantly without alteration of the overall hydrate saturation. …”

Time series of validations on buses using <i>smart-cards</i> during the COVID-19 pandemic period in 2020. by Jorge L. B. Araújo (20324246)

Rank of mutation fitness. by Zhong-yi Lei (22552944)

“…Furthermore, we found that accounting for epistasis was critical, as ignoring epistasis led to a 43% decrease in forecasting accuracy. Case studies showed that CoVPF delivered more accurate and timely forecasts for lineage expansions and inflections such as EG.5.1 and XBB.1.5. …”

Stop codon readthrough for tRNA modification gene deletion mutants. by Léo Hardy (22538036)

Key modeling details for CoVPF and controls. by Zhong-yi Lei (22552944)

“…Furthermore, we found that accounting for epistasis was critical, as ignoring epistasis led to a 43% decrease in forecasting accuracy. Case studies showed that CoVPF delivered more accurate and timely forecasts for lineage expansions and inflections such as EG.5.1 and XBB.1.5. …”

Alignment of the Taxane binding pocket sequences. by Jacopo Zattoni (21702634)

“…We found that the amoeba’s mitotic tubulins show a significant number of changes that are expected to decrease their affinity for tubulin-targeting compounds. …”

Results from GLM tests of moderation. by Ninette Simonian (17991376)

“…Breathwork conditions produced greater decreases in breath rate compared to rain stimuli (p.fdr=.002). …”

Participant setup. by Ninette Simonian (17991376)

“…Breathwork conditions produced greater decreases in breath rate compared to rain stimuli (p.fdr=.002). …”

Descriptive Statistics by Timepoints. by Ninette Simonian (17991376)

“…Breathwork conditions produced greater decreases in breath rate compared to rain stimuli (p.fdr=.002). …”