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BBS and PBS both exhibit a sharp increase of S and <P2> when reaching a BBS concentration of ≈0.08 wt %, whereas BBT and PBS show a smooth increase of S and <P2>, respectively, in films containing BBT.

Communities smaller than 30 individuals show a smooth increase of geographical span with size, but bounces suddenly at the size of 30, which could not be clearly explained by the authors, see Figure 8. Figure 8 Average geographic span (red) for communities and average geographic span for the null model (blue).

However, under the same condition the composite model shows a smooth increase of caspase-3 levels with CD95L changing from 0.3 nM to 1000 nM.

For all systems investigated, r(C O) in 2 is longer compared to a C O bond in for example, ethanol (1.431 Å); however, while a smooth increase of r(C O) is observed in going from 2 via 2 to 2 (1.517 Å, 1.583 Å, and 1.619 Å, respectively), r(C O) in the pure phosphorus intermediate 2 is with 2.021 Å much more elongated.

Heinrich Barkhausen, a German physicist, discovered in 1919 that a slow, smooth increase of a magnetic field applied to a piece of ferromagnetic material, such as iron, causes it to become magnetized, not continuously but in minute steps.

The additional advantage was control; by varying the control valves from a central point, a smooth increase or decrease of light could be effected, and at variable speeds.

In the C/A position the occurrence of a smooth increase in fringe bend with time suggests no hydrodynamic flow.

There was clear evidence from both WHiT and WHiTE of a smooth increase in EQ-5D scores in the post-operative period, as patients returned to comparatively normal function (Table II and Table IV); that is scores gradually returned to their pre-operative (baseline) level.

The rather smooth increase of the probability density on the left flank is reflected in a smooth increase in sexual production.

The monotonously tapered shape of fabricated SAS gives continuous and smooth increase of refractive index along the incident light path, resulting in very low reflectance <5.5% for 350 1,800 nm range of wavelength.

The presented displacement paths cannot be considered as representative of an earthquake displacement path; however, the intention of calibrating numerical models imposes the definition of simplified displacement paths with smooth increase of the peak displacements and with the repetition of each displacement level in order to capture the strength and stiffness degradation along the tests.