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Furthermore, defects in the chlorophyll protein complexes of PSI and PSII in galls exhibited depressed efficiencies to the reaction centers of both photosystems [ 8, 9, 21].

It has been shown that UC emission efficiency depends strongly on host phonon energy, where in low-phonon-energy hosts, multi-phonon relaxation processes are depressed and efficiency-enhanced [10].

The mutation also acted as an effective enhancer of defects in adaxial development in as2 leaves and depressed the efficiency of cell division in shoot and root apices (Figs 1, 2).

Prolonged controlled mechanical ventilation depresses diaphragmatic efficiency.

We hypothesized that after a CMV period potentially able to depress diaphragm efficiency [ 2– 4, 22], prolonged assisted ventilation would improve NVE and NME, and that in this context, NAVA would be superior to PSV owing to its more physiological algorithm of assistance.

When Brillouin scattering is present, the Raman efficiency is depressed (red dashed line) for the benefit of the Brillouin scattered energy.

Rama Rao et al. (2006) reported no effect on BWG when replacing SBM (318 and 275 g/kg in the starter and grower/finisher periods, respectively) completely with SFM but feed efficiency was depressed progressively with increasing SFM (33%, 67%andd 100% SFM replacement of SBM) and this depression reached significance at 67% level compared to the control.

This Brillouin efficiency is slightly depressed in presence of the Raman effect as shown by the full blue line.

However, the NOx removal efficiency was greatly depressed by the presence of H2O and CO2 in the feed.

Overproduction of railcars over the last several years has left the market flooded, with demand further depressed by railroads' increased operational efficiency.

As discussed above, in canine hearts, myocardial efficiency was similarly depressed acutely and after 4 months of RV pacing [ 30].