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With increasing reduced frequency (Helmholtz number), description of the field becomes more and more complex.

Moreover, increasing the reduced frequency has led to higher loads and excitation peaks and lower bending and torsion deflections and acceleration.

KCa1.1 inhibition increased the reduced frequency and amplitude of spontaneous contraction and recovered ACh‐induced phasic contraction from irregular to regular rhythm in the GSM of aged WT and young CerS2‐null mice.

In the later years of our study period, from June 2009 onwards (ie, in groups 2 and 3), we noted a statistically significant increase in HM II placement as DT, a reduction of driveline infections, increasing pump exchange, increasing hemolysis, a reduced frequency of transplants, and an improved survival rate (as compared with the earlier group 1).

These measurements reveal a reduction of up to 5 dB in pressure spectral level as the angle of attack is increased for reduced frequencies less than 5.

With arterial blood glucose levels exceeding 8 mmol/l differentiated metabolic pathways appear to be activated as reflected by decreased rate of increased oxygen consumption and reduced frequency of increased cerebral lactate production.

According to the results, the momentum loss in the wake decreases as the reduced frequency increases.

The area included in the hysteresis loop increases with the motion reduced frequency and amplitude.

As the reduced frequency (k) increases, the incipient transition is delayed to higher angles of attack during the pitch-up motion; the re-laminarization is postponed to lower angles of attack during the pitch-down motion.

The Scc1-deficient cell line exhibited increased chromosome aberrations in S/G2 and a reduced frequency of sister-chromatid exchange (SCE).

The increase of adiponectin may partially explain the reduced frequency of cardiovascular diseases found when disease activity is reduced in RA.