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Tellingly, over the past 20 years, French judges have become less severe and the fines have got smaller.
Ordinarily, the lesions become less severe and sometimes disappear during the summer, possibly owing to the effect of sunlight.
I have found when i do this and accept the pain, it somehow seems to become less severe and more easily bearable.
Occasionally, you actually get problems where the best thing to do right now is nothing, that delay will actually cause them to become less severe.
Surface-level radiation exposure has become less severe over time in the Chernobyl area, but radioactive caesium permeates deeper in the soil.
Moreover, for ductile iron, n generally increased with the enhancement of chloride contents, probably indicating that the decreasing of corrosion rates become less severe.
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In (3), Ω=E[|h i j |2] denotes the average power of the channel and m (m≥0.5) is the Nakagami-m fading parameter characterizing the severity of fading, the fading becomes less severe when the value of m increases.
Gradually, his seizures became less severe and less frequent, before disappearing altogether.
As soon as the family moved up to Peekskill, the boy's attacks became less severe.
The hilly terrain becomes less severe southwestward in the form of Ras Koh Range.
As a result, reverse solute diffusion (RDS) became less severe at higher annealing temperature.
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