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The increasing relative rainfall percentages at rates less than 0.01 mm h−1 and those exceeding 0.1 mm h −1 are caused by the strong decrease of the corresponding snowfall and mixed-phase occurrences.

This is further proven by the strong decrease in the NH4 N concentration within the depot from the estimated rate of 78.4 mg g−1 soil [estimated placement rate 1 g NH4 + N to 5 cm3 depot soil volume (2.5 cm Ø × 2 cm depth, bulk density, 1.3 g cm−3)] at the start of the experiment to the measured concentration of 0.18 mg NH4 N g−1 after 56 days.

Regression of the placodal field was paralleled by the strong decrease in the number of delaminating cells (Fig.  3c f) compared with phase 3a (Fig.  3a, b).

Doxorubicin (DOX) potently triggered caspase-9 activation as indicated by the strong decrease or even absence of the pro-form band at 24 and 48 h after treatment.

This can be rebutted by the strong decrease in the number of swollen and tender joints as well as the high percentage of patients (26%) with no TJC and no SJC (figure 1).

The X. strumarium extract also proved to be clastogenic at the cytogenetic level measuring CA induction in CHO cells only at a concentration that produced severe toxic effects, as assessed by the strong decrease in the mitotic index.

By contrast, the strong decrease in sox10 staining observed in PGK Cre Dbx1DTA embryos suggests that a significant number of CNCCs which are not from the Dbx1 lineage undergo cell death in these mutants.

It has been shown that Iotek and SEBS-g-MA posses the highest compatibilizing efficiency, demonstrated by the strongest decrease of the interfacial tension and the dimension of the droplets of the dispersed phase.

We proceeded to investigate the bioenergetic consequences of the strong decrease in COX activity by assessing the oxygen consumption rate in freshly isolated cardiac mitochondria (Fig.  1B).

Note the strong decrease in VMax caused by I Kr block in hiPSC-CMs, which was due to the fact that APD prolongation reduces the diastolic interval and therefore limits the I Na recovery from inactivation and its availability to trigger the next AP.

The strongest decrease (by 75%) was observed in children below five years of age, i.e. the age group most frequently affected by varicella disease in unvaccinated populations [ 1].