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Counter to H diffusion and H-embrittlement rate limited step considerations which predict fatigue crack growth rate (da/dN) to be either independent of fatigue loading frequency (f) or increase with decreasing f, da/dN declines with decreasing f.

Focusing on the weak stability layer below clouds, the stability reaches a maximum around 45 km altitude and declines with decreasing altitude below this level; this feature was detected by entry probes (Seiff et al. 1980) but has never been observed since then.

Owing to the strong salinity gradient, diversity declines with decreasing salinity from the south to the brackish water areas in the north (Figure 5A).

Relative to previous reviews of ChIP-seq algorithms [12], our analysis provides considerably more resolution throughout the peak lists (50 peak intervals) and offers a better glimpse at how peak "quality" declines with decreasing rank.

If the binding strength for maximal flow of this species is lower than the initially equivalent binding strength, flow for this species goes through a maximum before it declines with decreasing binding, see Fig. 5. Otherwise, flow of the species with reduced binding strength declines promptly and continuously, which is more favorable to achieve selectivity, see Fig. 6.

Performance on virtually all tests declines with decreasing amounts of sleep, ranging from driving skills to simple reaction time [ 16].

Although, as expected, the performance of every method declined with decreasing dataset size, the magnitude and timing of this decline varied strongly per method.

The strength of this relationship declined with decreasing mesh size and, for the most restricted community (smallest mesh size), no quality decomposition relationship was apparent.

Hydrogen absorption/desorption properties described in terms of pressure-composition isotherms decline with decreasing Ni content (i.e. with increasing volume fraction of intermetallic phases other than LaNi5).

The study was designed to test a widely held hypothesis that population sizes of "ice-loving" top predators declined with decreasing ice coverage, whereas "ice-avoiding" species increased in population size as ice coverage diminished.

This study was designed to test the hypotheses that, at up to 8 years after harvest, abundance and species diversity of communities of (i) understory plants and (ii) forest-floor small mammals, and (iii) relative habitat use by mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), will decline with decreasing levels of tree retention.