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When the pore radius is extremely small (e.g., 1 nm), with an increase in the pore pressure, the amount of absorbed gas and the thickness of the adsorption layer increase correspondingly, resulting in a decrease in the effective flow radius and effective porosity.

During F-SPR, higher rotating rate and slower punch speed can reduce axial force and torque, which correspondingly results in a slightly smaller interlock between rivet leg and joined materials.

This correspondingly results in a decreased charge trapping and recombination rate, as exhibited from the EIS analysis in Figure 5a.

This modified transmitted symbol will correspondingly result in a modified received symbol as follows: p R, d ( i ) ( t ) = g 0 ( t ) + γ i ∑ j = 1 N f − 1 g d ( i ) ( t − j T f − c j T c ). (8).

The reduction in IFP correspondingly resulted in a dramatic increase in patent tumour vessels without affecting overall vessel number, and ready penetration of chemotherapies across the tumour bed.

This happens because the amount of surfactant increases correspondingly, resulting in reduction of interfacial tension.

In the present study, we identified five important transcription factors that might be key genes regulating anthocyanin biosynthesis and correspondingly resulting in the change of flower colour phenotypes in chrysanthemums.

The main reasons for the substantially improved performance are the tailored surface work function and appropriate hole injection capacity correspondingly result in optimizing carrier balance in OLED.

The increase of the immobilized enzyme temperature tolerance may also be due to diffusional effects where the reaction velocity is more likely to be diffusion limited, so that improvements in thermal diffusion would correspondingly result in proportionally higher reaction rates [ 3]. Figure 7 illustrates the pH activity profile of the free and immobilized β-galactosidase.

Whenever the number of cosmic rays in the atmosphere is low, the rate of carbon-14 production is correspondingly low, resulting in a decrease of the radioisotope in the carbon-exchange reservoir described above.

After partial substitution of Ni by Mn, both the hydrogen desorption capacity and plateau pressure decrease, and correspondingly results in an improved thermodynamic stability which is adverse to low-temperature delivery.