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He talked about one of his sons, Carmine, who is retarded, with the same rough-edged warmth I remembered; still living at home, Carmine is "the unofficial mayor of Cherry Hill".
Above the critical level of mixture stratification, when the Da is below the critical value, losses of species and heat from the ignition location become significant, and ignition is retarded with increasing gradients in the flow field.
Both of them decrease with the increasing of the imidization reaction temperature, demonstrating the reaction is retarded with the proceeding of the reaction together with the creation of bigger dynamical heterogeneity.
The annealing peak, which is due to the relaxation of rigid amorphous fraction in parallel with melting of a tiny amount of crystals, is retarded with an increase of the composition of aPS, resulting in the slow devitrification of RAF in parallel with the melting of large amount of crystals.
CAIA progression in KO mice is retarded, with milder clinical symptoms and weaker synovial cell infiltration, than that in WT mice.
From this observation, we hypothesized that LNCaP cells induce hypoxia by high consumption rate of oxygen leading to hypoxia-induced HMGR degradation, and that in advanced PCa the hypoxic state is retarded with the inhibition of respiration, that is, by the reduction of mitochondrial genome content, leading to the accumulation of HMGR expression.
The linear theory of partitioning tracers suggests that a volatile tracer introduced into such a system should be retarded with a constant retardation factor.
Enzymatic degradation of PLLA was retarded with introduction of crosslinks.
It is observed that the engine which is already retarded could further be retarded with variable timing fuel injection cam.
Channelized surface erosion can be retarded with gully fills or plugs of cut brush or rock debris, or small check dams.
Electrochemical reactions at the steel/rock layer interface would be retarded with lowering the permeability, referring to an improvement in the rock layer resistance and the interfacial charge transfer resistance of the electrodes.
