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An extrapolation throughout the area shows that apparent electrical conductivity of the ground is systematically lower below channels; this suggests localised leaching through the unsaturated zone.

The widths of the convolved Gaussian functions have been used to derive an approximate diffusion coefficient, which is found to vary from 1 m2/s to 7 m2/s, and is systematically lower in H-mode compared with L-mode.

Our data span a magnitude range from −0.1 to 4.4, mostly less than 1.5, which is systematically lower than the range examined by Wada et al. (2003).

Trends become more negative again when solar cycle 23 minimum is included, since for this period, foF2 is systematically lower than values predicted by the linear fit.

The turbulent flux is systematically lower by 110 W m−2 at peak time than the available energy (Figures 1 and 2).

The typical optical contrast of fluorinated graphene is ~2-6~2-6%ich isystematicallylowerwer than what we observe on pristine graphene (~9%), see Figure 1c,d.

According to the New Yorker's film critic, David Denby, it is a kind of failed humour, muttered to a knowing audience, whose spread is systematically lowering the cultural tone.

Our findings indicated that judgments were systematically lower for marginalized learners after controlling for standardized achievement differences.

The second virial coefficients of PEOX in water were systematically lower than in ethanol, isopropanol and n-butanol.

"For example, that people tend to do what he called 'eyeballing' — 'I think I can give $50,000 this year' — which tends to be systematically lower than what they actually are able to give".

The modelled CO2 output from the entire simulation domain (Fig. 2) shows roughly the same increasing trend of the measurements (Fig. 7a), even if the observed CO2 fluxes are systematically lower than the modelled CO2 output (~70%).