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The effect of operation conditions and geometrical parameters on the heat exchanger performance is investigated and main conclusions relevant for HX design are drawn as far as fin length, fin spacing, blockage ratio, gas and secondary fluid-side heat transfer coefficients are concerned.

As far as the case of a constant coefficient is concerned, the present paper largely improves similar results obtained in [20] in a spatially homogeneous framework.

While this can yield a correlation matrix that is not positive definite, we are concerned with the coefficients themselves rather than manipulating the resulting matrix.

However, as far as oscillations are concerned the detailed shape of the Hill coefficient curve (Eq. 11) is not important.

At the same time, this study shows that the water resistance coefficient of MOC is concerned with the balance of hydration and hydrolysis reactions which provides two main modification approaches, improving the hydration rate or preventing the reverse reaction.

As far as the linear coefficient value (R 2) was concerned, compared with the Freundlich model, the linear coefficient value (R 2) of the Langmuir isotherm model was greater than the other one, which indicated that the equilibrium adsorption data fitted the Langmuir isotherm better.

Some places are more active than others as far as coefficient significance of the GWR is concerned, whereas most villages are always insignificant with respect to the different variables.

These values are one order of magnitude larger than other determinations of the U VI) sorption coefficient because only the matrix porosity is concerned here.

As far as the LSBCI is concerned, its estimated coefficient suggest that an increase by one unit (equivalent to a variation of 0.01) of the index would translate into a variation in the logs of expected counts of 0.029, than is an increase of exports by 3%.

2. In the Results section, I'm concerned about the value of the correlation coefficients.

This work is concerned with nonlinear sub-elliptic systems (1.1) with Dini continuous coefficients which are weaker than Hölder continuous coefficients.