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The largest decreases were seen in the 0.5 μM (13.9% decrease) and 128 μM (31.3% decrease) solutions.

Let DS r denote the set of all eventually positive decreasing solutions of (4).

Theorem 1.1 indicates that (1.1) admits decreasing solutions for every small ϵ and the proof can be carried over to show that this system also admits increasing solutions.

Without loss of generality, we restrict our study to eventually positive decreasing solutions of (1); such a set is denoted as DS.

Our result, combined with asymptotic theorems from [2] or [3], yields asymptotic formulas for the positive, monotone decreasing solutions of (1.6).

The main result of [1] is the following theorem about the existence of positive, decreasing solutions of (1.1) (see [1, Theorem ] and its proof).

The first theorem applies to the positive, monotone decreasing solutions of (1.6) provided that zero is a hyperbolic equilibrium of (1.6).

We are interested in the asymptotic properties of those positive, monotone decreasing solutions of (1.6) which tend to the zero equilibrium, that is, (1.8).

Decreasing solution pH enhanced pressure inactivation of HAV.

Then (1.1) has a strictly decreasing solution such that (1.4).

Let be a positive, monotone decreasing solution of (2.1).