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During loading the microstresses increase in the macroscopic elastic regime but start to decrease slightly with increasing load in the macroscopic plastic regime.

Natural gas is a local abundant source of energy but started to decrease due to increased dependence upon it.

During the flocculation process, the algae recovery rate increased in the beginning but started to decrease after 20 min of flocculation (Fig. 2e).

In this simulation, parameter f grows during the most part of the run but starts to decrease late in the 21st century.

Considering PLR ≤1%, the profit curve for 20 MHz CCs at 0.001 € /MByte is similar to the one for 5 MHz CCs and price of 0.01 € /MByte for the smallest cell sizes (few hundreds of meters) but starts to decrease faster for larger cells.

Her serum gastrin level remained elevated after the operation (755 pg/ml on POD 7 and 727 pg/ml on POD 98) but started to decrease after PPI was switched to famotidine 3 months after the operation (228 pg/ml on POD 148 and 235 pg/ml on POD 291) and finally normalized after famotidine was stopped 10 months after the operation (151��pg/ml on POD 365 and 77 pg/ml on POD 461).

The resulting binding antibodies and NAb were increased 6- and 3-fold, respectively, but started to decrease (>20%) again by the end of the experiment on Day 130 (Fig. 3A B).

The total number of Sca+ cells increased significantly between 3 and 7 days post-MI, but started to decrease again after 14 days (Fig.  5a).

Interestingly, the concentration of GX initially increased but started to decrease after 36 hours, with its highest concentration reaching approximately 30 g/L.

The GLUT3 mRNAs expression continued to decrease in the core throughout the entire study, while the penumbral areas exhibited an increase of GLUT3 mRNA expression at 1 hour but started to decrease 3 hours after ischemic insults.

Three of the gene clusters each cover approximately 30% the expression data and show decreased transcript levels at elevated temperatures decaying at similar decay rates, but starting to decrease from 50, 57 and 60°C, respectively.