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It has been found that changes to the dynamic tar-H/C ratio correspond well with particular temperatures measured by Geiseler Plastometer for softening, maximum fluidity and re-solidification.
It has been found that changes in molecular geometry of ortho, meta and para derivatives are negligible, except differences in a twist of the –B(OH 2 fragment towards phenyl ring.
It has been found that changes in the software rights of distribution, to be fully understood, cannot be treated solely generically, as interventions vary in attractiveness variations associated with them, being beneficial or not depending on much more than what is known from published literature on free software.
It has been found that changes in the clouds follow changes in the intensity of ultraviolet rays by about a year, but the reason for this long lag is not yet known.
Likewise it has previously been found that changes in sample size exist between protocols and articles, and that statistically significant outcomes were favoured in being fully reported.
It was found that changes in thermal comfort responses were small and likely to be of little practical significance.
It is found that changes in all these three factors are responsible for 99.8% liquid fraction variation, with HTF inlet temperature as the most significant parameter.
It was found that changes in crack geometry such as right angle corners do not affect the propagation of the pressure pulse.
Changes in insight were associated with changes in contemporary functioning, but it was found that changes in insight made no significant contributions to changes in functioning which were independent of changes in symptoms.
It is found that changes in temperature would affect the rate of the main reaction, coke formation and coke removal, while changes in the feed ratio could modify the boundary dividing coke formation from removal zones.
It was found that changes in the formal rate constant with solvent composition may be explained through differences in the solvation of the activated complex and can be reasonably described by a two-step solvent exchange mechanism.
