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The result indicated that the highly branched architecture of star-shaped PCL resulted in interrupted crystallization form and subsequently lower melting temperature.

(Fewer females means fewer biting insects and, subsequently, lower malaria transmission rates).

With such approach, it will able to relieve bandwidth starvation in the network and subsequently lower the latency of packets.

In the case of the Simple Energy contest called "Biggest Energy Saver," the idea is to make energy saving a fun game where customers compete against their neighbors to waste less, and subsequently lower their electric bills.

But that means less fish oil in the feed, and subsequently lower levels of the "good" fats like omega-3 fatty acids in the fish, diminishing a main health benefit of eating it in the first place.

It is expected that higher FZI values correspond to larger pore throats (diagenetic/textural fabric) and subsequently lower irreducible water saturation and vice versa as evident in the plots.

The site is irrigated by periodically-flooded ditches surrounding the field raising, and subsequently lowering the water table.

The accumulation of these products, however, is often toxic to the cells and subsequently lowers production yields.

A higher concentration of ethanol (tested from 1 to 30% (v/v)), lowers the activity coefficient of esters in the aqueous phase, and subsequently lowers adsorption and Langmuir affinity parameters.

But it was in the marathon, the 26.2-mile symbol of human endurance, that Waitz most distinguished herself, setting a world record of 2 hours 32 minutes 30 seconds the first time she ran one, in New York in 1978, and subsequently lowering the world standard three more times.

The HPV vaccine reduces the risk of contracting the human papillomavirus and subsequently lowers an individual's chances of having cervical cancer or genital warts, said Nathan Samras, an assistant professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a primary care physician at UCLA Health Beverly Hills Primary Care.