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Because k-means segmentation creates an over-segmentation, the dramatically decrease in the number of regions in the proposed method together with good results in observation shows that it can improve the k-means segmentation, even though it is a little more time consuming.
These trends are likely explained by cohort effects and secular trends, suggesting that adherence to the Mediterranean diet would dramatically decrease in the near future.
Although both doped BLT samples showed a dramatically decrease in the optical bandgap, the optical bandgap of the undoped BLT samples agreed well with the reported values.
Both approaches will be necessary, because even if emissions are dramatically decreased in the next decade, adaptation will still be needed to deal with the global changes that have already been set in motion.
The propagation speed dramatically decreases in the plasmasphere due to the large mass density.
Cells expressing the mucosal homing receptor α4β7 were dramatically decreased in the RLN and LP of most SIV-infected macaques.
The installation cost of MSF plants has dramatically decreased in the past years despite a normal inflation increase.
Correspondingly, the surface roughness dramatically decreases in the VO2 epitaxial thin films on the annealed substrates, compared with that on the unannealed substrates.
In fact, our previous work has reported that density of the sympathetic arborizations in WAT dramatically decreased in the obese condition, e.g., in the high-fat diet-fed mice or ob/ob mice (Jiang et al., 2017).
Under Fe deficiency, Fe concentrations were significantly increased in the cell wall, but dramatically decreased in the cell organelle and soluble fraction in the roots and leaves of peanut.
In JPal-per, the transcription levels of CYP9M10 and CYP4H34 showed a similar stage-dependent pattern as a high expression level during the larvfrom Ogasawara Islands in Japanal stage dramatically decreases in the adult stage.
