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The numerical results reveal that the band gap predicted by the current non-classical model is always larger than that predicted by the classical model when the beam thickness is very small, but the difference is diminishing as the thickness becomes large.

However, from the age of approximately 40 years this difference is diminishing.

For both quasi-static and dynamic compression, the hierarchical honeycombs offer higher peak nominal wall stresses compared to the single-scale honeycomb at low relative density of ρ¯= 0.19; the difference is diminished as relative density increases, i.e. the three types of honeycombs can achieve similar peak wall stresses when ¯ρ⩾0.26.

While OCD patients showed the largest ERN difference following the EL-modus, this difference is diminished after EF-learning (see Figure 4 for a direct comparison of EF false alarm and new correct rejection).

This difference was diminished at 72 h, and both free Dox and NPDox/VLA4−pep showed similar cytotoxic effects (IC50∼0.13 μ M).

Nonanthracycline use was associated with higher risk disease (Table 2), although this difference was diminished among PTCL-NOS/AITL patients (Table 3).

The multivariate-adjusted hazard ratios of acute CHD events increased with aging and diabetes, and were higher in men both with and without diabetes compared with age matched women, but the gender difference was diminished in diabetic individuals.

Interestingly, we detected that MMP13, which is the principal degradative enzyme for collagen types I, II and III in OA [ 44], has a somewhat altered expression in OA chondrocytes than in the ND chondrocytes after expansion, but this difference was diminished after re-differentiation.

But the differences are diminishing: streaming matters more to pay-TV networks now, while Netflix is adding more original shows and movies.

Moreover, our other trials also show that the values of concentration with and without QoD mostly converge, i.e. differences are diminishing.

However, when data were normalised for size, the clear differences were diminished and definite clusters were difficult to define.