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(3) The effect of basic physical variables on the occupants' perception and satisfaction level becomes less significant when minimal standards are attained.

On the other hand, the level becomes less than the lower threshold level, the AGC system sends a telemetry command to switch to high gain.

On the other hand, we found that the relationship between the slopes and the minimum body sizes was also significantly positive (p<0.01; Figure S1), which implies that size-dependence of trophic level becomes less clear in the presence of very small individuals.

Beyond 20 neighboring genes, the decrease of the coexpression level became less significant, and this continued for domains of up to 50 neighboring genes.

Another reason may be the loose constraints incurred by the setting of minimum reliability, making the effect of confidence levels become less significant.

For instance, for both groups, the estimated values became more negative as the attribute levels became less favorable, (e.g. more cost or less relief) (Table  3).

The parameter is studied further from the number of joints in rock mass, the climax strength gradually decreases with increase in joint number, but the reduction level gradually becomes less and tends to be a constant.

The experimental results show that the effect of axial compressive stress on magnetic properties of electrical steel at high level of inductions becomes less pronounced.

The microphone was always being kept directly at the subjects mouth as the level of sound becomes less when the microphone moves away.

Moreover, as multi-tenancy allows several customers to be hosted on the same underlying infrastructure, traditional audits and reviews of a CSC to give the expected level of assurance becomes less practical [4], especially given that could lead to security breaches of collocated CSCs when an untrustworthy security auditor is involved [60].

External funding may not continue at its current level as HIV becomes less of an emergency and more of a chronic problem [ 3].