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The exchange bias field becomes lower when the number of spins frozen along the cooling field direction is reduced.
It is shown that the glass transition can be understood as a transition from an annealed to a quenched system and that the glass transition temperature becomes lower when the observation time is increased.
The results showed that the cutoff latitude of 1 MeV protons becomes lower when the north south component of the interplanetary magnetic field turns from the north to the south.
This probability becomes lower when the number of clusters (k) increases, but higher when the dimensionality (d) increases.
On the other hand, the utilization η also becomes lower when the size of the sensing window W becomes larger.
On the other hand, the utilization (eta ^{period}_{noise}) becomes lower when the size of the sensing window W becomes larger which implies that Eq. (59) makes sense.
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Furthermore, we also observed that the total yields of secreted LipA became lower when the NaCl concentration in the medium was reduced (Figure 1).
In contrast, the energy barrier becomes lower when a pre-let-7a-1 variant contains a long 5′ overhang (ΔΔG ΔCUUUC) ½ −2.7 ± 0.9 kJ/mol; and ΔΔG Ac-pre) ½ −4.3 ± 0.6 kJ/mol) (Supplementary Fig S3B).
We observed a much more rapid decrease in prediction power as β becomes lower when M is small.
Researchers also found "that as the day wore on, willpower became lower" when attempting to avoid a smartphone.
In contrast, the most of one-dimensional morphology of the Co3O4 specimen was lost and the response to 100 ppm C2H5OH became significantly lower when the heat treatment temperature was increased to 700 °C or when the nanofibers were ultrasonically disintegrated into primary particles.
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