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Louisville's depth led to balanced scoring (six players in double figures), heavy bench scoring (42 points to the Pirates' 4) and Seton Hall's weariness.

The downturn, which surprised many with its length and depth, led analysts to warn that China's days of heady, double-digit economic growth were over and that broad changes were needed.

Microstructures of different shape and depth led also to a reduction of friction.

The results showed that lower gel penetrated depth led to lower gas-condensate permeability reduction and, the utmost reduction of water permeability was in a critical depth of gel penetration.

Also, as reported by Jung (2013), until then, the basement had been regarded as a competent rock mass, realizing that in reality, the basement contains open natural fractures even at great depth led to the abandonment of the HDR multi-fracture concept and the adoption of the hydraulic stimulation EGS concept.

The more equally spread distribution in length and width of the colonisersin the 5 10 cm sediment depth led to a narrower spectrum and indicates more slender morphotypes are present (Figure 4A C .In the reference samples, 20% of the nematodes have a L/W ratio <24, while in the experimental samples the shift is clear towards 37% in the upper 5 cm and towards 10% in the lower 5 cm of the sediment.

Generally speaking, with the MiSeq an approximately 70-fold increase in sequencing depth led to an at least 3-fold decrease in the background noise.

The effect of apoptosis on pedigree depth led us to define its temporal profile in the simulation as a function of total number of germ-cell divisions rather than elapsed time, for reasons detailed in the next two paragraphs.

Excellent new Gulf of Mexico megalomycterid specimens with closing-net data that placed them together with the cetomimids at 1500 2000 m depth led us to re-examine the problem.

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Arterial carbon dioxide pressure should remain unchanged during changes of ambient pressure, but the impaired alveolar ventilation at depth leads to some carbon dioxide retention (hypercapnia).

It shows that 3/4 dipping depth leads to a micelle.

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