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This would cause a lower post-peak ductility compared to PVA fibres with a pullout failure.
The narrower band gap could cause a lower oxidation power of the photoinduced holes [2], which suggests higher photocatalytic activity.
The rupture of a steam generator in a nuclear plant can cause a lower environmental contamination than the rupture of the reactor pressure vessel.
In addition, we attach higher weights to base stations that require lower minimum power levels; consequently tending to cause a lower level of interference to other transmissions.
In addition to a smaller droplet size, the high volatility of the alcoholic solvent is very likely to cause a lower rate of the substrate cooling.
The small wave height and the large tidal range in China will cause a lower efficiency of the traditional single-level overtopping device especially at the lower tidal level.
The interaction forces may then decrease and cause a lowering in the flow resistance and the apparent viscosity of the system.
Sleet, spurred by the Potomac River, compressed much of the flaky snow that fell at Reagan National, causing a lower measure there than at other nearby locations.
The evaporation of seawater causes a lower ratio of 18O to 16O in fresh water during times of high average temperature than in times of low temperatures.
This fact causes a lower relaxation gap.
An increasing temperature causes a lower viscosity and easier dewatering.
