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Alternatively, the apparent molecular mass would decrease by 14 Da if a given amide is reduced to a primary amine.

In theory, the apparent molecular mass would decrease by 16 or 14 Da if a given carboxylic acid is reduced to an aldehyde or an alcohol, respectively.

This decrease in visceral fat mass would decrease free fatty acid flux and improve glucose disposal (22), which would improve glycemic control.

The molar rate of metabolism of the brominated THMs is greater than that of TCM (Lilly et al. 1997), and therefore, the brominated THM mass would decrease at a more pronounced rate compared with TCM.

In contrast, under an evolutionary model in which there is no covariance between the traits, body mass would decrease substantially every generation, instead of the flat evolutionary trajectory predicted using the full G matrix in Equation 1. Cumulatively, mean body mass would have decreased by 7.9% and 10.9% in Lines 1 and 2, respectively (Table  2).

For small changes in mass, the radius would not change appreciably, and above about (1.6 Jupiter masses) the interior would become so much more compressed under the increased pressure that its volume would decrease despite the increasing amount of matter.

With an optimized detector, mass detection limits would decrease, permitting smaller injections and therefore less overloaded chloride peaks.

Our results are in contrast with those of Gough et al, 25 who modelled that body mass changes over approximately 6 months did not significantly alter Hbmass; for instance, that a 10% loss of body mass would only decrease Hbmass by 1.4%.

It was observed that, by increasing steam mass flow, the LHV of syngas would decrease from 4,607 to 4,099 kJ/Nm3 for rice husk and from 4,867 to 4,387 kJ/Nm3 for bagasse.

Epidemiological studies indicate that a 10% increase in peak bone mass in the Caucasian female population would decrease the risk of hip fracture by about 30%.

The mass would be decreased as a result of transformation processes, primarily reaction with OH radicals, deposition, and dilution by dispersion.