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Consumer response in Europe is also correspondingly slower.

In all cases with a/ζ < 1, the coupling is not optimal and the rates are correspondingly slower.

The latter method provides a better representation of the original format, but has a tendency to produce larger data files that are correspondingly slower to sample.

The experiments showed that the rate of pressure change eventually becomes negative mainly due to heat losses which engender correspondingly slower flame propagation during the final stage of the tests.

By contrast, EPSCs with τrise/τdecay of 0.1/8, 0.1/20, 5/50, 23/50, 5/83, 5/200 and 50/250 ms resulted in correspondingly slower changes in membrane potential and elicited temporally less precise spike responses with a average STP of Δt = 7.65 ms, s.e.m. = 0.37 ms (Figure 2A).

eGFP tends to give a larger experimental error with RICS, but the error decreases as the size of the tracer is increased with a correspondingly slower diffusion coefficient.

The mergers and acquisitions business is correspondingly slow.

When both swelling and water content are small, diffusion rates are correspondingly slow.

Because that lowers the amount of light coming into the camera, it requires a correspondingly slow shutter speed to increase the exposure.

For example, elastomers with high glass transition temperatures (and correspondingly slow molecular motions) can be improved by adding low-temperature plasticizers i.e., compatible liquids that act as internal lubricants.

The big disadvantage associated with these simulators is that they are extremely compute-intensive and correspondingly slow.