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The headaches persisted, but over the next few weeks their frequency diminished remarkably.

During the very long simulated time (>2 yrs), "memories" were formed due to L-LTP, stabilized by ongoing synaptic activity, and forgotten when the reactivation frequency diminished.

In general, injection-site events were mild and transient, and their frequency diminished over time.

50,  59 During the 4-week randomised withdrawal period, patients who were re-randomised to placebo after taking linaclotide for 12 weeks reported that the linaclotide-induced improvements in abdominal pain and CSBM frequency diminished to levels similar to those reported by patients in the placebo group over the treatment period.

Thus, tight binding of analytes results in frequency diminishing whereas surface mobility of adhered particles will result in anti-Sauerbrey behavior.

The elasticity analysis show that, as fire frequency diminishes, population growth rate depends almost exclusively on adult survival, recruitment events are rare and the presence of seedlings or juveniles is seldom observed.

Patients with HRA were younger than those with fewer relapses, consistent with previous reports that have shown that relapse frequency diminishes over time [ 15].

Fig. 4 PSD curves after each IBP process on sample D. The PSD plot shows that peaks at some spatial frequencies diminish with the repetition of IBP processes.

Second, the higher frequencies diminish the impact of long path photons.

In the study area, fire frequency has diminished from a 100-year cycle to an approximately 400-year cycle since the little Ice Age (ca. 1850; Bergeron et al. 2004).

The causes for this are likely to be pleomorphic, and include the reduced frequency and diminished functional capacity of neonatal T cells [3].