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The realization of how absorption-strength redistribution, induced by vibronic coupling, provides a multiplicative increase in the rate of energy funneling establishes a bioinspired design principle for optimal light-harvesting systems.

We took the same approach, and assumed that a log-normal distribution for E2 is reasonable, so as to yield estimates of the odds ratio associated with any multiplicative increase of circulating E2.

When we determined the joint effect of the risk alleles of STAT4 and two recently identified independent risk alleles in IRF5, we observed a multiplicative increase in OR by a factor of 1.82 for each additional risk allele and a considerably increased risk of SLE (OR = 5.83) for those 18% of the SLE patients who carried four or more risk alleles.

This factor was considered a multiplicative increase (if >1) or decrease (if <1) of the median SI relative to the reference variable.

In this paper, we study the scalable TCP (STCP) which is designed to be a Multiplicative Increase Multiplicative Decrease (MIMD) protocol.

We hypothesized that an increase in neuronal gain would result in multiplicative increase of auditory-cortex response amplitude as a function of the width of the notch, still keeping the basic shape of amplitude reduction function the same, whereas enhanced selectivity would result in a more level amplitude reduction as a function of the notch width (Figure 2).

Models for log NT-proBNP as a continuous measure were run to assess the multiplicative increase of each increment of NT-proBNP to mortality risk.

But severe symptoms such as loss of oxygen in tissues (anoxia) and multiplicative increase of body volume occur within ~10 s, followed by circulatory failure and flaccid paralysis in ~30 s.

The variability is much less dependent on the mean, the correlation coefficient between mean and standard deviation being now – 0.29. Figure 3 represents the number of subjects necessary to achieve an 80% power to detect a given (multiplicative) increase in percent of the initially measured FE NO level in a second measure.

Due to statistical interaction between age and gender, each one-year increase in age is associated with multiplicative increase in odds of having symptoms of depression by 3% among men and decrease in odds of having symptoms of depression by 2% among women.

Moreover, the present study showed multiplicative increase in HR of HCC in individuals who had mixed infection with HCV genotype 1 and 2 (adjusted HR=68.7, 95% CI=16.4-288.4), compared to HR of solitary genotype 1 or 2 infection.