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The colour of the surface influences the amount of visible light reflected by it and hence the amount of heat absorbed.

The low-pressure area reduces wind resistance and hence the amount of drag, which means less energy is needed to maintain the same speed as the leader.

After that, the quality of research - and hence the amount of funding universities receive from the government - will be judged largely on the basis of statistics such as grant income and contracts.

The increasing demand for biofuel may decrease the dead wood supply in managed forests, and hence the amount of substrate available for dead wood dependent species.

2) Historically, we know that the climate has warmed and cooled slowly, going from Ice Ages to warming periods, driven, in part, by changes in the earth's orbit and hence the amount of sunlight different parts of the earth get.

From these subjective values of time and WTP were derived for reductions in the number of days of alert and hence the amount of pollutant concentration at a given location.

The chance that evolution can rescue the population from extinction depends on the relative rates of genetic change in the quantitative trait (i.e., Allee threshold) and of population decline (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995); hence the amount of genetic variance greatly impacts the ability to adapt and survive.

For example, N-use efficiency decreases with the application of increasing amounts of mineral-N fertilizer (Scholefield et al., 1991), and legumes overcome the need for a precise and timely supply of mineral-N fertilizer and hence reduce the amount of available ammonium-N in the soil (Jarvis and Barraclough, 1991).

Furthermore, A β causes damage to mitochondrial membranes and hence increases the amount of intracellular H2O2, thus affecting the genes downstream by interacting with numerous receptors and damaging neurons, ultimately accelerating cell death and hippocampus alteration [ 11– 13].

Therefore, it is reasonable to consider that the carboxylic acid groups introduced on the surface caused an enhancement of charge density in the C-SWCNT and, hence, increased the amount of electron transfer between C-SWCNT and CO molecules, which increased the hole current of p-type C-SWCNT. Figure 3 Electrical resistance changes at 150°C with 10 ppm of CO.

Ironically, feeding the rats with a high-sugar diet helped the new strain replace the old one and hence reduced the amount of lactic acid.