Impact of including phylogenetic eigenvectors on detection of coevolution of gene-expression levels in fungi. by Joshua G. Schraiber (8027060)

Performance of different methods for controlling confounding in Felsenstein’s worst case. by Joshua G. Schraiber (8027060)

Attitude towards NTDs in the study Area. by Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha (6685790)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) continue to significantly impact marginalized communities, contributing to high morbidity, stigma, and social exclusion. …”

Dataset of results. by Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha (6685790)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) continue to significantly impact marginalized communities, contributing to high morbidity, stigma, and social exclusion. …”

Respondents’ perception about the public artwork. by Uchechukwu M. Chukwuocha (6685790)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) continue to significantly impact marginalized communities, contributing to high morbidity, stigma, and social exclusion. …”

Myeloid knockout <i>VANGL2</i> exacerbates the progression of DSS-induced colitis in mice. by Huaji Jiang (16907514)

Down-regulation of VANGL2 in IBD patients triggers overt activation of NLRP3 inflammasome. by Huaji Jiang (16907514)

Lys823 in NLRP3 is essential for its K27-linked ubiquitination and autophagic degradation. by Huaji Jiang (16907514)

VANGL2 specifically inhibits the activation of NLRP3 inflammasome. by Huaji Jiang (16907514)

VANGL2 recruits NLRP3 to OPTN for selective autophagic degradation. by Huaji Jiang (16907514)

VANGL2 recruits MARCH8 to promote the K27-linked ubiquitination of NLRP3. by Huaji Jiang (16907514)

Combined 3D-MRI showing the patellar cartilage superimposed on the femoral trochlear cartilage before and after OWHTO in all cases. by Yusuke Fuchioka (22806178)

Femoral trochlear 3D-MRI before and after OWHTO in all cases. by Yusuke Fuchioka (22806178)

Patellar 3D-MRI before and after OWHTO in all cases. by Yusuke Fuchioka (22806178)

Comparison of simulation results. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…These values are significantly lower than the cable clamp’s breaking tensile strength of 70 kN, with peak values of 57.4 N and 94.1 N, respectively. …”

Technical parameters of the shearer. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…These values are significantly lower than the cable clamp’s breaking tensile strength of 70 kN, with peak values of 57.4 N and 94.1 N, respectively. …”

Simulation-related parameters. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…These values are significantly lower than the cable clamp’s breaking tensile strength of 70 kN, with peak values of 57.4 N and 94.1 N, respectively. …”

Chain drive specification parameters. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…These values are significantly lower than the cable clamp’s breaking tensile strength of 70 kN, with peak values of 57.4 N and 94.1 N, respectively. …”

Femoral tensile test data. by Bo Xie (669374)

“…These values are significantly lower than the cable clamp’s breaking tensile strength of 70 kN, with peak values of 57.4 N and 94.1 N, respectively. …”

Survey sample distribution. by Yin Liu (50073)

“…The results show that: (1) Based on the counterfactual hypothesis, if the farmers who obtain microcredit for poverty-alleviated population are not loaned, their production and operating income will decrease by 3.31%, that is, microcredit has a significant income-increasing effect, and the income-increasing effect of obtaining microcredit for the poverty-alleviated population on the monitoring objects is greater than the households that have lifted out of poverty. (2) The mechanism of action shows that the microcredit policy for the poverty- alleviated population promotes income increase by promoting farmers to increase material capital investment and social capital investment. (3) The income-increasing effect of obtain microcredit for poverty-alleviated population on the low-income initial endowment farmers is greater than that on high-income initial endowment farmers, and farmers with low-land initial endowment have a higher income increase effect, that is, a ‘raising the low ‘ effect. …”