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The non-significance may have been due to the small sample size, as statistical power is reduced by increased degrees of freedom in the model.

The U.S. is clearly entering a new era of liquid fuel production; one that will be characterized by increasing degrees of renewable raw materials.

The p-version of finite element methods uses a fixed mesh and improves the approximation of the solution by increasing degrees of piecewise polynomials.

Based on trace-element abundances, this trend is plausibly caused by increasing degrees of batch partial melting at a constant bulk distribution coefficient (Yamamoto 2011).

This was followed by increasing degrees of censorship.

However, the methods for mental health quality assessment and improvement have been refined in the last years supported by increasing degrees of computerisation.

In the "commensal pathway", a close link to the advent of agriculture is usually evident followed by increasing degrees of deliberate human action as the relationship between humans and the respective plants and animals increased (Larson and Burger 2013).

The study area covers highly diverse habitats, including coastal mangroves, the Guineo-Congolese equatorial rainforest block, forest-savanna mosaic and different types of savanna characterized by increasing degrees of aridity culminating in xeric and predesertic steppes at higher latitudes.

Incorporation of nanoparticles can enhance contact angles on coated concrete and reduce water absorption by increasing degree of surface roughness of coatings, whereas nano-SiO2 is relatively more effective than nano-TiO2 in modifying surface properties of coatings.

Call-out by doctor and ambulance increased with higher priority degree, whereas home visits, consultations by doctor and patients handled by nurse decreased by increasing degree of urgency.

Kraushaar et al. [ 6] pointed out that embryonic stem cell differentiation is accompanied by structural changes of heparan sulfate, for example, by increasing degree of sulfation of N-, 3-O-, and 6-O-position.