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Research in this area is still advancing at a rapid rate, owing to the increased orientation of FDI from developed countries to developing ones that have heterogeneous characteristics.

Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) analysis of the birefringent areas revealed decreased enthalpy of relaxation (ΔHER) and specific heat capacity (ΔCP) values as well as the existence of at least two Tg's when samples were treated at 63 °C and above, indicating increased orientation of the amorphous region.

There has been an increasing orientation of economic activity towards Asia.

Unmodified (0 wt%) carbon fibers exhibited a severe radial texture with increasing orientation of graphitic pleats away from the fiber core.

The traditional high demands of obstetrics and gynaecology clashes with the increasing orientation of clinical medicine towards product definition, e.g. Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs).

An increased orientation and growth of crystallites take place as a consequence of combined mechanical forces and high temperatures.

It was found that the bulk conductivity of undoped PPV in the through film thickness direction decreased with increasing orientation, while the conductivity of undoped PPV along the stretch direction is independent of orientation.

Finally, the characteristics of interfacial polymer (fraction, dynamics, polarizability) were interpreted employing models which involve bimodal chain conformations and increased order (orientation) of the polymer chains at the interfaces.

Some authors postulate that the healthcare reforms of the last ten years have increased the orientation of public pharmacists towards competition and the application of strategic management.

However, this study indicates that the healthcare reforms of the last 10 years have not necessarily and not generally increased the orientation of public pharmacists towards competition and the application of strategic management.

It is known that increasing the shear rate increases the orientation of macromolecules along the stream line of the flow subsequently decreasing the viscosity.