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Conversely, successful reduction of deer populations in communities such as Mumford Cove has been followed by a dramatic decrease in Lyme incidence.

The fracture toughness KIC increases with SAN content and shows a maximum at 10 wt% SAN content, followed by a dramatic decrease in KIC for the cured blends containing 15 wt% SAN or more.

As expected, we observed very high expression in the cerebellum at F50, followed by a dramatic decrease in expression during later brain development.

This was followed by a dramatic decrease in the patient's oxygen levels.

These curves represent the UG technique learning curve followed by a dramatic decrease in the success rate and an increase in the complication rate when residents performed their first LM procedures.

Designed specifically to develop communities of people who are working on similar projects, but who otherwise may be unaware of others with similar interests, it generated a flurry of proposals in the first 3 yr, but this was followed by a dramatic decrease in the number of submissions.

The apparent temperature increase between the first (December 8, 2010) and second (August 1, 2011) data retrieval periods, followed by a dramatic decrease, indicates a failure in thermistor and/or electrical circuit after the first data recovery.

As expected, binding of IHF to ns274 (black circles) results in an initial increase in ⟨ s*⟩ followed by a dramatic decrease, which reflects the concentration-dependent evolution of the 2.5 S species.

A recent study has shown the increase in hippocampal interneurons between E14.5 and E18, followed by a dramatic decrease after P0, with neuronal death proposed as a potential factor involved (Tricoire et al. 2011).

However, even in the absence of pitting promoters electrodes with a 'rough' surface finish (Ra-values>1 µm) exhibited an initial potential increase, followed by a dramatic decrease to relatively low steady state values due to 'spontaneous de-passivation'.

CBM20 interaction was strongest to the mature starch from the normal barley and HP from grain at the very beginning of imbibition (Fig. 3B) followed by a dramatic decrease.