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The EIC susceptibility of both intermetallic compounds increased with increasing test temperature and Cl− ion concentration and increased with decreasing pH.

The EIC susceptibility of both intermetallic compounds increased with increasing test temperature and chloride ion concentration and increased with decreasing pH.   3.

Risk for death, dialysis, or persistent renal dysfunction, that is, major adverse kidney events (MAKE), also increased with increasing test values [ 6].

Initial fatigue crack growth rates in air were found to increase with increasing test temperature.

The number of QFT-TB positive tests increased with increasing TST values, although we have not performed a direct comparison between TST and QFT-TB, since a positive TST was one of the major criteria for referring the patients.

At intermediate test speeds however the fracture energy increases with increasing test speed.

This present concept would be used to the results acquired as functions of test temperature, pH, and Cl− ion concentration, that is, the corrosion rate increases with increasing test temperature and Cl− ion concentration and decreases with increasing pH.

As the cost of a test increases with increasing test duration, there is a desire to have a prior estimate of the minimum test duration that yields valid results.

This effect is surprising as it is usually found that adhesion increases with increasing testing velocity due to an increased viscoelastic loss.[ 19] Following the argument of less stable pillars with increasing AR and a resulting imperfection of the pillar tip alignment during sample preparation for high AR pillars as stated in the previous paragraph, this effect may be explained as follows.

The odds of fracture increased with increasing birth order (test for trend p<0.0001), with fourth or more born children having a threefold greater odds of long-bone fracture than first-born children (OR 3.12, 95% CI 2.08 to 4.68).

Women aged 25 to 29 years had a 35% higher mortality than women aged 15 19 years old (HRR = 1.35; 95% CI: 1.04-1.76; p = 0.02) and mortality increased with increasing age category (test for trend: p < 0.001).