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The combined volume of the 12 companies in the boom year of 1969 thus corresponded to more than one‐fifth of total in dustrial sales or about one‐sixth of West Germany's gross na tional product.

Also, max SHFt was significantly correlated with max PLFt (R2 = 0.34, P = 4.765*10 4; Fig. 3 right), showing that (i) larger evoked slow waves corresponded to more pronounced OFF-periods and (ii) earlier OFF-periods corresponded to an earlier dampening of the causal effects induced by the initial activation.

If the cipher suite list corresponded to more than one User-Agent, we selected the most frequent values.

The scientists noticed that years with less ice extent and fewer frozen days allowed more icebergs to roam free, and corresponded to more seafloor collisions.

In some cases, individual lipids corresponded to more than one group of organisms.

The cutoff corresponded to more than 6 standard deviations above the negative expression plasmid control.

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Higher return periods correspond to rarer events and lower return periods correspond to more frequent events.

The robots handle 56 oncology molecules, which correspond to more than 160 different vials.

The presence or absence of alluvial fans roughly correspond to more or less closed or open basins.

First, increasing this ratio is shown to correspond to more ductile response for families of cohesive fracture self-similar solutions.

An ordinary flashlight battery delivers a current that provides a total charge flow of approximately 5,000 coulomb, which corresponds to more than 1022 electrons, before it is exhausted.

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