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Improvement of the NEP for a single SIN junction is achieved due to the two-fold decrease in dynamic resistance, Rd, and a proportional decrease in the amplifier noise, as determined by the product of the amplifier current noise and the Rd (10).

The elevated arterial pulsatility is accompanied by relevant cerebral atrophy and a proportional decrease in energy needs and thus arterial perfusion.

During the in-trial period (mean follow-up 5.3 years), allocation to simvastatin yielded an average reduction in LDL cholesterol of 1.0 mmol/l and a proportional decrease in major vascular events of 23%% (95 % CI 19 28; p < 0.0001).

Daily treatment of mice bearing RIF-1 tumours caused tumour stasis, and consistent with this, histology at the endpoint of 5 days showed a decrease in total tumour area and a proportional decrease in the viable area of approx. 35% compared to vehicle (both not significant, p < 0.1).

The levels of downregulation of Gln6Pi expression correlated with the decrease in the rates of E. histolytica encystment under induction treatment, as judged by increased susceptibility to detergent and a proportional decrease in the production of chitin-positive structures and multinucleation.

T-cell profiles with a more inflammatory nature, such as Th17, are preferably infected and allow for greater viral replication, resulting in depletion of these cells in HIV-infected individuals compared with healthy individuals and showing a proportional decrease in viral load [ 203– 206].

Interestingly, in the presence of the ligand 17β-Estradiol, the activity of both MMP-1 alleles (1G and 2G) exhibited a proportional decrease when ER-β was present.

The volume and mean diameter of the mesopore network are directly related, and when increased cause a proportional decrease in macropore volume and bulk porosity, suggesting that the pore wall thickness decreases at larger mesopore volumes.

The site trends that we observed are similar to those seen worldwide, with a proportional increase in lesions on the posterior trunk and arms for both sexes, a proportional decrease in leg lesions in males and of head and neck lesions in females.

They also indicate that productivity grows on average by 1.09% if the share of high-educated workers increases by 10 percentage points and is compensated by a proportional decrease in the fraction of middle-educated workers.

This means that if the fraction of middle-educated workers within a firm increases by 10 percentage points (and is compensated by a proportional decrease in the share of low-educated workers), mean hourly productivity rises on average by 1.06% (i.e. 0.106 × 0.10 = 0.0106 = 1.06%).