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However, this increase was followed by a noticeable decrease after passing through the energy dissipation structure.
Analysis of the photoaction response for the Au-TiO2 (600°C) and the uncalcinated AuTiO2 electrode shows an initial sharp photocurrent spike (J I), followed by a noticeable decrease in the photocurrent.
The exposure of these coatings at high temperature caused an increase in the friction coefficient, and this increase in temperature was accompanied by a noticeable decrease in the composite hardness of the system coating substrate.
Compared to conventional turning (CT), UAT allows significant improvements in processing many intractable materials, such as high-strength aerospace alloys and composites, by producing a noticeable decrease in cutting forces and a superior surface finish.
Serum-starvation by itself did not decrease p-S6 by day 1, there was a noticeable decrease in phosphorylation of S6 in nutlin-treated cells maintained in a serum-free medium.
Induction of miR-27a by its mimics resulted in a noticeable decrease in cell proliferation.
Rather, regional navies or coastguards should be encouraged to pool their resources in order to conduct anti-piracy patrols, modelled on the Malacca Strait Patrol - which conducted by the navies of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, resulted in a noticeable decrease of piracy in this former hot spot.
These data were confirmed by immunohistochemical studies where tissue arrays showed a noticeable decrease in inmunoreactivity for all tumors analysed.
Opposite to the trend shown by 1-octene, enriching the reactant mixture with n-octane causes a noticeable decrease in the selectivity to styrene (Fig. 6).
It leads to a noticeable decrease in quality of life [ 3] by causing physical symptoms such as bloating and straining, and sometimes necessitates hospitalization [ 4].
An approximate 10% increase in porosity and a noticeable decrease in grain size (∼104 nm) were obtained by spraying non-heat treated agglomerates with a 500 A current.
