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The dissolution rate of rock-forming minerals increased as the specific surface area increased, corresponding to a decrease in particle size.

Additionally, the selectivity toward polycyclic aromatic compounds (2-ring and 3-ring) increased as catalyst acidity increased, corresponding to a decrease in acid site spacing.

If the concentration of the anesthetic drug is further increased, corresponding to a further increase in the inhibitory postsynaptic potential time constant, the limit cycle disappears and the mean excitatory synaptic drive has an asymptotically stable equilibrium that approaches zero (Fig. 10) and at this point, the patient is deeply anesthetized (i.e., sedated) and will not respond.

Significant red-shifts of the absorption peak (from 413 nm to 530 nm) and emission peak (from 432 nm to 700 nm) were observed when the electron-donating ability of the aryl substituents was increased, corresponding to a decrease in the band gap from 2.90 eV to 2.05 eV.

Moreover, contents of TFA (mainly t11) and CLA (mainly c9, t11-CLA) in ruminant fat are increased corresponding to a high proportion of fresh grass in feed [ 29] confirming the exceptional position of natural produced TFA.

If the concentration of the anesthetic drug is further increased, corresponding to an increase in (lambda^{mathrm{I}}), then the mean excitatory synaptic drive approaches zero as shown in Fig. 10.

After laser treatment the age-induced yellow discoloration of the lens was markedly reduced and the transmission of light was increased corresponding to an optical rejuvenation of 3 to 7 years.

A 13.2 ¢/gallon tax increase, corresponding to a $15/tCO2 carbon tax, is found to cause, in the long run, a reduction in gasoline demand that is about seven times as big as that induced by an equal market-induced price increase.

This increase was found to be a significant increase corresponding to a p-value << 0.001, using an unpaired test with two independent samples [29].

Quality appraisal therefore varied from 0 to 1, with a score increase corresponding to a quality increase.

Glucose induces pronounced oscillations of [ATP]pm and [Ca2+]pm, with each Ca2+ increase corresponding to a reduction of ATP.