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Zero-shear viscosity (η0) increased gradually with increasing polymer concentration (Cp) in a dilute regime, followed by a drastic increase at higher Cp, which is a common feature for both the copolymers.

The smallest sizes of the crystallized objects ranged from a few hundred nanometers to several micrometers due to electrical discharge from the inherently present parallel capacitance, caused by a drastic increase of local material conductivity (and hence a decrease of potential difference on the parallel capacitance) after the dielectric breakdown of the films.

The post-revolution period was marked by a drastic increase in enrolment at the nation's seminary; the 100th native Indonesian clergyman was ordained in 1956.

However, this survival was not accompanied by a drastic increase in the number of cells.

Fertilization of echinoderm eggs is accompanied by dynamic changes of the actin cytoskeleton and by a drastic increase of cytosolic Ca2+.

A combination of laser and OVA further dispersed the cells, as reflected by a drastic increase in the number of single cells in the dermis, concomitant with a great decrease in the number of cell clusters over OVA alone (Figure 2A).

They recognize that Justice DeGrasse, by ordering a drastic increase in state aid for New York City's failing schools, was challenging the fundamental way that Albany has always done business.

These assays were conducted by BMS, revealing a drastic increase of solubility for some compounds compared with 17 or 18.

So he was hardly surprised this week with the release of a report by the Federal Aviation Administration on a drastic increase in instances of lasers aimed at aircraft.

It now looks increasingly likely that 2010 will be a year without either tax, followed by what amounts to a drastic increase in those taxes the next year.

Our simulations suggest that the upregulation of GL3 by CPC would cause a drastic increase in trichome density and a clustering probability close to one, contrasting with observed patterns.