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It is defined by H0 + pKih+ − log10 [IH+]/[I] and becomes equal to the pH in dilute solution.

The M increases by up to 40% associated with the breakaway, and becomes equal to the intrinsic boundary mobilities even though slight depletion and segregation of Al atoms remain ahead and behind the migrating boundary, respectively.

Furthermore, if is increased twice and becomes equal to 256 (the length of the vectors is equal to, then the false rejection and the false acceptance rates are not greater than.

This implies that, indeed, T ˜ (t ) decreases over time and becomes equal to T ˜ max at time t = T ˜ − T ˜ max.

For a > 1, f takes place, and as α increases to about 1.5 2, the average transfer rates increase and become equal to those in steady flow.

The corrosion potential versus time experiments resulted in a more anodic Ecorr which decreased with time and became equal to the Ecorr of the bare steel after 34 h.

When the thickness of the TCO layer is close to 0, the optical losses are caused only by reflection and become equal to 8.5 and 8.8 % for the SnO2 F and ITO layers, respectively.

After menopause, women's rates of OSA really shoot up and become equal to men's, partly because the drop in progesterone loosens throat muscles.

Low editing levels after ADAR1-siRNA transfections were observed in two independent experiments, although ADAR1 expression level recovered after 72 hours and became equal to that of the control cells.

The reactance caused by the resistive effect due to the capacitance produced by tissue interfaces and cell membranes becomes negligible at 5 KHz and 1 MHz and Z becomes equal to R. Accordingly, R1 and R2 were obtained at low frequency (5 KHz) and high frequency (1 MHz), respectively.

Fact checks rarely work and the effort to stir fear and paranoia becomes equal in impact to flatulence in a Wasilla church.