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Although PCs recorded in BK−/− were much more rhythmic than those recorded in WT mice, they were also more irregular (mainly because of the presence of bursts), as demonstrated by an increased coefficient of variation (CV) (Fig. 2F).

The restoration of Nanog heterogeneity was reflected by the increased coefficient of variation of Nanog GFP at doxycycline concentrations of 0.1 ng/ml or less.

The results indicate that infeasible solutions will increase and the model robustness will be enhanced by an increased penalty coefficient and the solution robustness will be enhanced by increasing the preference coefficient.

Both ions and water molecules move more frequently in the 2/3 monolayer systems, a trend indicated for water molecules by an increased self-diffusion coefficient (Table 1).

To judge about the relevance of the previously mentioned aspect of an increased diffusion coefficient by an increased temperature and the reduced diffusion due to the viscosity-profile, the crosslinking process of the epoxy resin has to be considered.

The enhanced nonlinearity of isotherms with longer ethoxylate chains is explained by both an increasing adsorption coefficient and a decreasing bilayer formation affinity with additional ethoxylate units (Droge et al., 2009).

Humid air degrades film properties due to oxidation accompanied by high wear and increasing coefficients of friction.

This resin target is provided with the same reduced scattering coefficient as the solution, but with an increased optical absorption coefficient obtained by the addition of Pro-jet dye (Avecia Inc. USA).

It was concluded that the utilization of dehydrated pineapple by-product increased the coefficients of apparent digestibility of the nutrients, resulting in satisfactory weight gains to the animals.

As a result, the divergent hub cap with PBCF has a negative effect on the POW, which is induced by an increase in torque coefficient.

Consequently we measured a decrease in the average speed of NKT cells (3.7±2.5 μm/min versus 6.2±2.7 μm/min in the absence of antigen; Figure 5E) that was accompanied by an increase in arrest coefficient (56% versus 13%; Figure 5H).