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The small decrease of ionic conductivity for the hybrid membranes is more than compensated by the large decrease in methanol permeability.

Therefore, the expected increase in coupling efficiency by focusing with the full mirror is hindered by the large decrease in Strehl ratio.

Our results suggest that IPTc has a major impact on malaria transmission during the intervention period in intermediate transmission areas, as reflected by the reduction in clinical cases, and more significantly by the large decrease in asymptomatic cases.

This is further supported by the large decrease in the upper cortical layer thickness and Cux1+ cells in Tbr2 conditionally deleted mice (Arnold et al. 2008).

These results indicate that all of the materials underwent bulk degradation and not surface erosion, which is also supported by the large decrease in molar mass after 182 days of degradation.

(Note that the negative gravity difference in winter 2009 might be compensated for by the large decreasing trend, Ads = −0.026 [µgal/day].) To summarize the results in this section: (1) The hydrological model that considers building effects can reproduce the observed gravity change at Mizusawa during a 50-day period with an accuracy of about 0.4 µgal (Fig. 9(c)).

The resulting ferric products, named as 'exGR-Fe(III)' or as 'ferric green rust', keep the same apparent morphology as the initial green rusts; only local disorders at nanometric scale are induced, as indicated by the disappearance or the large decrease of (00l) lines in diffraction patterns [19, 21, 22].

The dominant role of Lycium in defining bacterial community structure under interspecific competition could be modulated by the larger decrease in Maytenus root mass and root exudates12 when growing with Lycium.

In dollar terms, those September loans fell by $4.05 billion, the largest decrease since a drop of $4.81 billion in October 1991.

While fasting FAT-Ox tended to decrease in the fructose group at 10 weeks (P = 0.15), this trend was driven by the larger decreases that were observed in subjects with metabolic syndrome (P = 0.14) as opposed to those without metabolic syndrome (P = 0.74).

More generally, high unemployment rates in this age group have resulted in lower youth employment-to-population ratio, which is projected to become even lower in almost all regions of the world by 2018, with the largest decrease of 1.1 to 2.5 percentage points expected to occur in the Asian regions (ILO, 2013).