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The WIDDS results in decreasing not only the number of interactive question answer sessions with the clients but also leads to acceptable diagnosis.

The numerical result (see Figure 5) shows that the optimal bankruptcy boundary is decreasing not only with τ, which coincides with Theorem 4.1, but also with volatility σ. Figure 6 The free boundary when (pmb{c 1-gamma -rP>0}) with different volatility.

The numerical result (see Figure 7) shows that the optimal bankruptcy boundary (h tau)) is decreasing not only with τ, which coincides with Theorem 4.1, but also with risk-free rate r. Figure 8 The free boundary when (pmb{c 1-gamma -rP>0}) with different risk-free rate.

The numerical result (see Figure 9) shows that the optimal bankruptcy boundary (h tau )) is decreasing not only with τ, which coincides with Theorem 4.1, but also with aggregate payout ratio δ. Figure 10 The free boundary when (pmb{c 1-gamma -rP>0}) with different aggregate pmb{c 1-gamma -rP>0}

CBP is decreasing not only the overall cost but also the environmental impact of the process by minimizing the addition of commercial lignocellulolytic enzymes.

It is seen that the induced abortion rate is decreasing not only in the SEAP region but also in other regions of Turkey in the course of time.

The soil infiltration rate was found to decrease not only with an increase in soil water content but also with soil surface compaction.

Adding of straight chain polyols (propanetriol, butantetraol, and pentitol) can decrease not only the optimum dispersion time, but also the electrolyte resistance of the gel.

Interestingly, CAP significantly decreased not only immunoreactivity of OX-42 and OX-6 but also production of microglia-derived reactive oxygen species (ROS) in the SN of MPP+-treated rats.

In the L-NAME pretreatment group, CBF was significantly decreased not only at the focal lesion (48.3±6.5%, P<0.01), but also at the ischemic border zone (apical, 49.3±2.3%, P<0.05; basal, 58.7±7.1%, P<0.05, respectively).

Clean energy policies decrease not only carbon pollution linked to climate change but also other types of pollution that harm human health, such as sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, and fine particles that can damage the airways of humans and other organisms.