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On average, this constitutes a decrease of 38.51% across all FGID and all participants.
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However, the avoided hip fractures only constitute a decrease of 0.44 per 1,000 person-years, to be compared with the average hip fracture incidence in Sweden of around 11 per 1,000 in the ages 65+ years.
For very low FLNe values, NFP correspond up to 90% of the population, but constitute a decreasing fraction of the source areas with increasing FLNe.
Doesn't this constitute a decrease in services provided?
"There may be circumstances where a condition, although included in the D.H.C.R.'s roster, will nevertheless be found to constitute a decrease in a required service," she said.
The 2010 11 season constituted a decreased workload for Luongo, as he appeared in 60 games.
Although these numbers will evolve as these technologies develop longer read lengths and lower error rates, as well as because of assembly software improvements, this constitutes a significant decrease in the cost of a prokaryotic genome sequence compared with Sanger technology.
Placing more stringent requirements on what constitutes a cluster decreases the chances of declaring a false positive cluster.
Using a similar protocol as Kolaczkowski and Thornton to generate heterotachous datasets, we found that heterotachy, which constitutes a serious violation of existing models, decreases the accuracy of ML whatever the level of rate variation across lineages.
The secondary phase precipitation constitutes a sink of silica, and can therefore decrease the gel thickness, and therefore increase the dissolution rate (e.g., Thien et al. 2012).
In addition, gas radiation can cause a substantial decrease of flame temperature and constitutes a significant portion of the heat feedback to the solid at low stretch rates.
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