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Genomic RNAs were then rapidly localized, within 30 s, from the vesicle to the preexisting filament, as indicated by the increase of RNA signal along the filament and the corresponding decrease in the associated vesicle.

When a paramagnetic centre approaches, even transiently, to specific nuclei, NMR signals are strongly broadened due to fast relaxation and the corresponding decrease in signal intensity is easily measured32.

She also challenged some of Mr. Katz's findings, saying that the increase in foreign productions shot in Canada -- and the corresponding decrease in the United States -- could have been affected by production rescheduling in preparation for possible industry strikes last year.

The size increase of the oligomeric species and the corresponding decrease of the entropic contribution to the free energy of mixing made a modifier-rich phase (β-phase) segregate from the matrix (α-phase) at a particular conversion level.

However, further increasing the pretreatment temperature decreases the catalytic activity due to the heat-induced aggregation of silver nanoparticles on the surface of SiO2 and the corresponding decrease of the CO adsorption ability, but higher than that of the initial Ag SiO2 mixture.

Second, these computationally-expensive calculations have been made feasible thanks to the exponential increase of computing power predicted by Moore's law and the corresponding decrease of the price/performance ratio.

When I try to wrap my brain around this fact, I'm immediately struck by the lack of a correlation between these numbers and the corresponding decreasing numbers of traffic fatalities in our country.

However, it may well be related to the smaller magnitude of the operation and the corresponding decreased operation time and blood loss.

However, the deposition of the trapping metal not only hinder the adsorption of the gas onto the optical material and lead to the corresponding decrease in sensitivity, but it is also not reversible.

After adjustment for sex, current smoking, diagnosed hypertension, diagnosed angina pectoris, previous myocardial infarction and previous stroke/transient ischaemic attack, the corresponding decrease in mortality was 9% (HR 0.92, 95% CI 0.86 to 0.99; p=0.017).

Monotony stress exposure to SH group resulted in increased pyknosis, decreased apical dendritic arborization and increased asymmetric (excitatory) synapses with the corresponding decrease in the symmetric (inhibitory) synapses in the hippocampal CA3 region.