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The third process corresponds to the deposition of amorphous MgHPO4 film, followed by the fourth process corresponding to the decrease of the corrosion resistance of MgHPO4.

In Fig. 2a, the ethanol was slightly produced after the feed rate was exponentially increasing (see arrows), which is corresponding to the decrease of the dissolved oxygen.

being between 0.1 and 0.5, corresponding to the decrease of 399 404 units of the I.V. per 1 g of the nickel used.

The catalytic activity of the SCWAs in the reaction of ozone decomposition decreases in the order SCWA-ANO > SCWA-UONI > SCWA-TsL corresponding to the decrease in the content of catalytically active phases in their compositions.

With the dopant of La, hysteresis loops shifted to a relative pressure about 0.95, which meant size of pores would become smaller, corresponding to the decrease of Ce-La composites.

The geniposide in the extract was completely hydrolyzed after a 4-h reaction, and the concentration of genipin was increased in a manner corresponding to the decrease of geniposide content, which is similar to the single geniposide reaction.

Our idea is to use an 'increasing' step size corresponding to the decreasing values of σ.

It is found that the refrigerant temperature decreases along the tube corresponding to the decreasing of its saturation pressure.

Both doses of VPA significantly reduced the expressions of p-IκBα and NF-кB subunit p65 (Fig. 3b and 3c), and corresponding to the decreased level of p65, the DNA binding activity of NF-кB was also inhibited (Fig. 4).

In addition, we investigate the slab thickness variation by making the comparison of slab thickness at Chumphon station in the equatorial latitude with Kokubunji station in the mid latitude during 2004 2006, corresponding to the decreasing part of low solar activity.

By comparing the property change before and after annealing, it is concluded that the orientation of PP matrix is in great favor of Young's modulus and tensile strength while the enhanced elongation at break is directly corresponding to the decreased rubber size and improved dispersion in TPVs.