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However, since the newly recorded curve includes a higher number of proteins larger than 0.5 MDa, as well as two viruses, a steeper increase of corrnew was obtained upon extrapolation to higher Mr values.

Similar BNP levels predicted a steeper increase of LV mass index and a faster deterioration of LV diastolic function in individuals with type 2 diabetes compared with those without type 2 diabetes.

In the model that also included age as a covariate and a time by age interaction, there was a significant effect of age (F1,22 = 4.843, p = 0.039) and a time by age interaction (a steeper increase of SSQ with time in younger children) (F3,66 = 5.016, p = 0.003), but still significant for time (F3,66 = 10.708, p < 0.001).

Textbooks, along with other educational books and supplies, continued to strain students' wallets, with costs rising 1.8percentt last month, keeping up with a steep increase of 9.2percentt in the preceding 12 months.

Those travelling from Folkestone also face a steep increase of 5.98% to £4,888.

With increasing oxygen flow the indium crystallites become much smaller accompanied by a steep increase of the In2O3 phase.

Incidence rates continued to rise significantly, with a steep increase of 58% in men and 46% in women over the last 10 years.

Surprisingly, a catalytic reaction run up to 900 °C in the reaction mixture induced a steep increase of the catalytic activity of Pd/Al18B4O33 which became as active as Pd/Al2O3.

A steep increase of exchange bias was found at lower cooling field regions with increased cooling fields due to the enhancement of the core spin alignment during freezing, which attained a maximum value and then decreased.

The evaluation of the crystallite size for annealed powders indicates a steep increase of all D003 values upon annealing (Table 1) and demonstrates that heat-treating particles enhance their agglomeration.

In this paper special attention is paid to a well-test response (i.e. a ramp effect) in a particular heterogeneous reservoir, that is manifested as a steep increase of the well-test derivative curve.