(g) Skin friction coefficient declines with a rise in concentration buoyancy factor N, while transversal skin resistance number, local Nusselt and Sherwood records drop.
Photochemical fluorescence quenching coefficients declined after 24 days of growth with Cu nanocarboxylates, but they increased after 6 days of the addition of 2 or 4 mg L−1 Se nanocarboxylates.
First, the Gini coefficients decline substantially, except for neighborhoods.
In Model 3, the gender coefficient declines from − 2.16 to − 1.19, corresponding to odds ratios of 0.12 and 0.30, respectively.
At the same time, it was found that NaNO2-Na2SiO3 mixture demonstrates high protective efficiency at room temperature, while the protection coefficient declines as the temperature rises.
At the early permeation durations, the permeability coefficient declines with silica fume content, while in the final, the situation concluded that the permeability coefficient is falling back to a lower value comparing to control group after a rise.
When total work hours is included in model 3b, the coefficient declines to 0.24, indicating that to a large extent work hours explains the difference in subjective well-being for those two groups.
This finding suggests that the number of females, when used on its own in a statistical model, is already capturing some temporal effects; when temporal effects are incorporated more directly, the regression coefficient declines, with temporal effects then captured by the measures of (or proxies for) estrous overlap.
Results obtained by Ducruet et al. (2015) showed that the clustering coefficient also declined at port level, from 0.37 in 1951 to 0.26 in 1990, whereas in the present paper at urban area level, the same calculation showed a decline from 0.54 to 0.46.
