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In the early gas reservoir development, when the BHP is higher, the higher pressure drop is, the greater gas flow rate is, the bigger rate of sulfur deposition is, and the more obvious decrease in water breakthrough time is.

More obvious decrease of filtration resistance in helical membranes than the flat membrane is attributed to the effectively enhanced turbulent mass transfer by the helical membrane surface distribution in the flow field, and the intensified interfacial turbulence/reduced boundary layer thickness by aeration bubbles and liquid flow.

For the tnfa, il6, il8 and il10 genes there was a more obvious decrease of induction over time (Fig.  1b e).

Although reduced Wnt activity was observed in both the irradiated Panc1 (Fig. 2A) and HT29 (Fig. 2B) cells, a more obvious decrease in Wnt activity was observed in Panc1 cells.

Furthermore, more obvious decreases of magnetoresistances near zero magnetic field and valleys at higher magnetic fields were observed due to an enhancement of weak localization for nitrogen-doped graphene.

For the chosen, macrodiversity (2RL) assure almost the maximum throughput for 256 kbps, however it is more obvious the decrease in throughput for 384 kbps and mobile users at the cell borders.

In addition, a more obvious CHS decrease was associated with a more significant baPWV increase, and conversely, a more obvious CHS increase resulted in attenuation of the baPWV increase.

A higher doping amount will reduce the specific discharge capacity of the material, making the 4.1 V plateau more obvious and decreasing the energy density of the batteries.

Increased proprioceptive thresholds might be reflected specifically in an increase in the maximum displacement after the perturbation (increased MAX y ), while a decreased rate of force development might be more obvious in a decreased rate of recovery (decreased λ).

Additionally, our study indicates that the clustering phenomena near the wall regions are more obvious with the decrease of the catalyst particle size.

At a bacterial inoculation load of 10 cells/ml, the impact of the presence of contaminants was more obvious, and the decrease in yeast cell counts was significant.