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Below rated wind speed, an initial pitch angle is calculated firstly to preset a proper de-loading level for PFR in response to frequency drops, according to the presented relations of CP-λ-β.

This paper investigates the hypothesis that there is a linear reduction in mutans streptococci level in plaque and unstimulated saliva over five-weeks in response to increasing frequency of xylitol chewing gum use at a constant daily dose of 10.32 g.

Another example is the liquidation of productive assets through distress sales by farmers, in response to the frequency of erratic weather since the late 1990s in combination with other stressors (Haan, Marsland, & Oliveria, 2003).

The sample size was determined based on intent-to-treat and to provide sufficient power to test the hypothesis that mutans streptococci in plaque and saliva will decrease in response to increasing frequency of xylitol.

In response to increasing frequencies of penicillin-nonsusceptible pneumococci (PNSP), for which the MIC of penicillin was >0.12 mg/L, in Skåne County, southern Sweden, national recommendations were initiated in 1995 to limit the spread of pneumococci with high MICs (>0.5 mg/L) of penicillin (PRP), especially among children of preschool age.

In addition to the baseline condition, where the subjects were instructed to watch a silent movie and ignore the auditory stimuli, there were two discrimination conditions, where the subjects had to press a button with their right index finger in response to detection of frequency deviants (Attend Frequency), and duration deviants (Attend Duration).

They related that the most frequently involved chromosomes were Y and 8 in cases with Ph-negative cells in response to imatinib, with a frequency of 37% and 27%, respectively.

Morris et al. (2013b) suggest that declining fire activity at Purple Lake in last 3000 years is due to increasing winter snowpack in response to increasing frequency and intensity of El Niño-Southern Niño-SouthernENSOscillation, sENSOlso Anderson 2011) that is known to be an important control on wildFige in central Utah (Schoennagel et al. 2005).

These calcium spikes occur once a depolarization threshold is reached in the dendrites and spines, in response to high frequency repetitive firing of the Purkinje neuron (corresponding to high amplitude current injection) [ 49].

However, such somatic spikelets were only observed in a small minority of cells (∼5%) in response to high-frequency bursts of PP stimuli (Jarsky et al., 2005), indicating that the vast majority of local spikes generated at the distal apical dendrites failed to propagate to CA1 soma, consistent with our CA1 results.

A stratigraphic model is proposed whereby clastic sediments surrounding the carbonate build-ups are interpreted as stacked low-relief deltas deposited in response to high-frequency oscillation of the sea level.