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Elevated sea surface temperatures (SSTs) have been recognized as the most important environmental variable leading to coral bleaching [ 4, 5], where SSTs of merely 1°C above the long-term summer maxima can result in mass bleaching events [ 4].

We find that accepting relatively small levels of maximum travel inconvenience can result in a significant reduction, or avoiding, of congestion.

Subsequently, anti-androgen withdrawal after relapse on maximum androgen blockade can result in an additional response rate of 20%to30%0% for an average duration of four to five months [ 18, 19].

Changes in MIANS fluorescence intensity and emission maximum following ligand binding can result from a direct effect when the fluorophore is situated very close to the binding site, or an indirect effect when conformational changes in other regions of the protein are transmitted to the fluorophore.

Fortunately, choice of ψ based on the decrease in the unpenalized likelihood from its maximum at ψ = 0 can result in penalized estimates that are closely related to those which would be obtained if population values were known.

The RF distance is the most commonly used dissimilarity measure for pairs of tree topologies, regardless of its high susceptibility to certain topological differences which can result in maximum distance values, even for the interchange of a single leaf (Lin et al. 2011).

Under Kansas law criminal defamation is a misdemeanor offense, which can result in a maximum penalty of up to a year in jail and a fine.

The model also predicts that intraparticle pressure variations can result in a maximum increase in temperature of approximately 20%.

Adding an ESN (echo state network) to this method can result in extracting maximum power from the wind turbine without measuring the wind speed.

Experimental measurements showed that, soft tissue irregularities can result in a maximum inclination angle of 3°, between a two-tip sensor and the tissue surface.

However, a change of the partial molar volume of water of 4 cm3 mol−1 for instance can result in a maximum change of 4 L mol−1 cm−2 of the absorption coefficients.