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In particular, extreme weather events may be enhanced in frequency and/or severity by climate change, leading to the overload of municipal stormwater and sewage systems and to reduced public hygiene – via, for example, the overflow of effluent into drinking supplies and recreational facilities such as pools, lakes, and rivers (32).

Event A was enhanced in the frequency band of 10 15 mHz, whereas the frequency band of event C, D, and E was somewhat lower, ∼6 12 mHz.

The optimization provides an automatic way of tuning the resonant panel so that the attenuation is enhanced in the frequency band where the source has the most spectral content.

In Figure 4a, the power density is enhanced in the frequency range from 0.3 to 10 Hz compared with a quiet period shown in Figure 4b.

Indeed, we observed that AMPAR activity was significantly enhanced in both frequency and amplitude in the absence of the functional NMDAR.

A multi-level method based on the characteristics of images and the properties of the targets is designed to complete the image fusion process, where a contrast enhancement method is added in the low-frequency information of the layered images and the edge information is enhanced in the high-frequency information using the correlation between the low- and high-frequency components.

In addition, the emulsion phase fraction increased, the tendency of the fluidizing gas passing through the bed in the emulsion phase enhanced in the bubbling regime, the frequency of the bubble/emulsion phase cycle decreased, and the meso-scale transition from bubbling to turbulent fluidization regime delayed until reaching higher superficial gas velocities.

Also, catastrophe and rescue frequencies were enhanced in SE cells (Figure 5A).

Because mutation frequencies were enhanced in P. aeruginosa biofilm microcolonies, we examined in more detail whether mutation can influence microcolony growth and development.

The current study was motivated by Turner et al.'s (Turner et al. 1999) anecdotal finding that coinfection frequencies are enhanced in Φ6 bacteriophage.

As expected, in cells expressing imatinib-resistant Bcr-Abl and imatinib-sensitive c-Abl, the HPRT mutation frequency is significantly enhanced in the presence of imatinib (Figure 1b).