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If the channel is slower, the coherence time is larger and consequently a larger interleaver is required.

Then, when the interference is stronger, the data rates are lower and consequently a larger number of TTIs is needed to transmit the same amount of data.

This can be demonstrated by showing that nano materials have discrete quantized energy levels due to quantum confinement effects and consequently a larger band gap compared to that of bulk solids.

This may have resulted in less effective suppression and, consequently, a larger priming effect (see [3] for related findings).

Hatchlings from the T3dm <34°C nests had a wider carapace than hatchlings from the T3dm >34°C nests and consequently a larger carapace size index (Table 2).

This is probably due to a considerably higher gene density on the microchromosomes and consequently a larger proportion of conserved sequence under purifying selection [ 13].

To obtain comparable results, the FE model would require a large subdivision, with consequently, a large number of elements.

Consequently a large part of politicians" time is spent listening to folk who like a good old conference, with breaks for Wagon Wheels and thin warm coffee.

The other MRR-based on Si nanowires is designed to have a large free spectral range (about 38 nm) and consequently a large measurement range (though its sensitivity is low).

These results imply that an examiner who lacks sufficient time for a prior art search tends to grant a patent and, consequently, a large workload decreases the quality of examinations by resulting in unqualified patents.

Consequently a large amount of suction pressure (negative excess pore water pressure) developed in the void.