Using a bedrock well pair spaced 2.4 m apart, TCE and DCE were first flushed with water to create a decrease in dissolved contaminant concentrations.
The scatterlength is negative, e.g. an increase in scattering coefficient creates a decrease in attenuation, and the scatter length is shown scaled by a factor of −1 for reasons of clarity.
The cooling effect of tides creates a decrease of temperature from higher to lower beach zone [ 34, 40- 42], and the back of the beach may be cooler than the open beach, due to the presence of shadowing vegetation [ 43, 44].
Let m ≥ 2 be an integer, and let I denote either the set {1,..., m} or the set ℕ+. (B) Create a decreasing real sequence (B k )k∈Isuch that B k = B k (f, x i, p i ) (k ∈ I) is a sum whose index set is a subset of {1,..., n} k and (3).
In addition, decoding latency as well as power consumption will increase significantly, in turn, creating a significant decrease in communication bandwidth [4, 9].
This reduces the integration rate below that of the pure system, thereby creating a further decrease in the overall crystal growth rate.
However, most women with a false positive result regarded this experience, in retrospect, as but one of many minor stressful experiences creating a temporary decrease in quality of life.
However, genome-wide comparison of rates and asymmetries of sequence evolution between paralogs and singletons is difficult owing to the lack of a properly matched control: conserved gene families are also more likely to retain duplications [ 30, 31], (but compare to Ref. [ 32]), thus creating an apparent decrease in evolution rate in paralogs than in singletons in a genome-wide comparison [ 33].
Adaptive alleles may rise in frequency as a consequence of positive selection, creating a pattern of decreased variation in the neighboring loci, known as a selective sweep.
In the simplest case, when a genetic variant is adaptive, it rises in frequency accompanied by nearby hitchhiking alleles, creating a pattern of decreased heterozygosity – this region is known as a selective sweep (reviewed in Hurst [ 1]).
