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The distribution between particulate and semivolatile phase was influenced for 12 of the 37 analyzed PAH compounds, mainly by increased fractions of semivolatile material at higher sampling temperature.
On the other hand, PNB bearing two Si(CH3 3 groups in each repeat unit reveals much greater gas permeability induced mainly by increased solubility coefficients.
It is also clear to see that the increase in density, caused mainly by increased Joule heating due to ionospheric currents in the auroral zones, started and peaked at high latitudes (around 90(^{circ }) and 270(^{circ }) argument of latitude).
Difficult - to- wean patients with normal cardiac function, after prolonged mechanical ventilation, are characterized by reduced diaphragmatic endurance and dysfunction and alterations in respiratory mechanics, as characterized mainly by increased airway resistance.
The change was driven mainly by increased coverage through the Affordable Care Act's health insurance exchanges and by the expansion of Medicaid access in more than half the country, the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index shows, based on more than 43,000 interviews conducted between Oct. 1 and Dec. 30.
Accelerated lipid utilization mainly by increased lipid oxidation is a hallmark of cancer patients affected by tumor associated cachexia [34].
This is caused mainly by increasing the vibrations of the lattice by application of higher temperatures.
Raising new development finance through domestic resource mobilisation, mainly by increasing tax collection, private finance, international public finance Improving international tax cooperation.
Androgens cause longer hairs to be formed, partly by making them grow faster, but mainly by increasing the length of anagen, the growing phase.
Last year, many conservatives seized on rising headline inflation — driven mainly by increasing gasoline prices — as evidence of a looming inflation tsunami.
A28 G.O.P. Plan for Medicare Republican Congressional leaders agreed on a plan to pump $28 billion into Medicare over five years, mainly by increasing payments to H.M.O.'s and other providers.
