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To put it into perspective, this market cap decrease is greater than the market capitalizations of Amazon, Facebook, Yahoo!, HP, BlackBerry and Nokia combined.

This decrease was greater than that observed with genistein alone (14% at 24 hr post-treatment) (Fig. 4B).

Interestingly, Hay and Wydrzynski observed a 260 mV decrease in reduction potential when they substituted the native Met ligand in cyt b562 with His, yielding a typical bis-His cyt. This decrease is greater than ∼150 mV, and the authors attribute it to destabilization of the fold and increased solvent exposure, which is known to significantly lower the potential (vide infra).

The prognostic value of resting blood pressure, particularly when the latter decreases, is greater than that of blood pressure during activity [ 5, 6].

These decreases are greater than the variations seen in the QCP samples and suggest biological origins.

Additionally, the number of patients in the TTM group who reported that their feelings of spasticity decreased was greater than that of the PT group.

The number of patients in the TTM group who reported that their feelings of spasticity had decreased was greater than those who reported the same in the PT group (79.2% versus 52.4%; P=0.057).

Meanwhile, as age increases, the rate at which the physical functional score increases among the lowest-SES group (the slope of the line), namely the speed at which the physical functional conditions decreases, is greater than that among the medium- or the highest-SES group.

However in many older people the decrease in energy intake is greater than the decrease in energy expenditure, and therefore body weight is lost.

The decrease in OTR after a pronounced OTR burst is greater than the decrease in OTR when only a little burst occurred (Fig.  4).

A 20 % reduction in pain scores is greater than the 12.5 % decrease advocated by others as a minimally clinically significant difference in pain scores for adolescents with chronic pain [ 40].