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The decrease of the normalized I ALPGE can be attributed to the faster momentum and energy relaxation at smaller excitation wavelengths.

The coherence bandwidth Bc−0.5 is the frequency spacing for positive frequency components, providing a 1/2 factor decrease of the normalized average correlation function |RH(∆f)| magnitude of the channel with respect to no frequency deviation (∆f = 0).

Figure 4 (right) shows the decrease of the normalized absorbance vs. time for four consecutive cycles, which testifies to the decrease of the reaction rate and the increase of the activation time after each cycle.

The coherence bandwidth ( varDelta {f}_y^{mathrm{cb}} ) is the frequency spacing for positive frequency components, providing a y factor decrease of the normalized average correlation function |RH Δf)| magnitude of the channel with respect to no frequency deviation (Δf = 0).

Meanwhile, the decreases of the normalized elastic moduli and strengths of regular hexagonal honeycombs with either circular or sinusoidal cell edges are found to be only dependent on cell curvature and waviness, regardless of their relative density.

The network lifetime of the lowest ETX scheme linearly decreases to the normalized optimal value as the link threshold increases.

There was also a double decrease in the normalized velocity of such contractions and more than fivefold decreases in the normalized velocity of its relaxation.

The gradual decrease in the normalized resistance of synaptic connections between firing neurons during the update phase can be observed.

Additionally, the destruction of the barrier function of the cells precedes the detachment of the cell monolayer; at 1X trypsin-EDTA, the first gap in the cell monolayer is visible at 3 min, corresponding to a decrease in the normalized τ value of 25%, whereas the decrease in electrical signal clearly begins in under a minute.

When standing on foam there was an increase in body sway, an increase in sway velocity, a decrease in the length of the normalized sway path, and an increase in the regularity of the COP fluctuations, compared to standing on a rigid surface.

Time-locking of spikes was quantified as the decrease in the normalized Vm variability between subsequent stimulation trials.