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The depression in Tg by high pressure CO2 was found to be even more remarkable due to a stronger plasticization effect.

The change is more remarkable and the chemical corrosion due to SO2−4, Cl− and Mg2+ becomes worse in seawater at later curing days.

Besides the MSE improvement, Fig. 9 also illuminates that more significant improvement can be obtained with the increase of CNR, due to more remarkable EMV features in the higher CNR.

The absorption maxima reached 565 nm for the hybrid wood materials, which was more remarkable in groups E and F due to the higher amount of Cu NPs.

It is seen in Fig. 2a that the increment in the queue length with respect to M is more remarkable for higher values of λ due to increase in traffic load.

Brazil's victory was all the more remarkable given the absence of Fred, Hulk, Oscar and Dani Alves due to injury, although replacements Jo, Bernard, Ramires and Maicon delivered stellar performances in their absence.

After annealing at low temperature (below 450 °C), the decrease in hardness of multilayers with larger periodicity is more remarkable than that of multilayers with smaller periodicity due to coarsening of the in-plane grain size.

This improvement is more remarkable, the higher the scale on which the machine work, due to the tolerances and decrease of stiffness of this type of machines.

Due to the heterogeneous media, there are more remarkable interfacial polarization and electron polarization which are helpful to improve the EM wave absorption performance.

These findings are even more remarkable for the recent decline seen in diabetes mortality rates due to improved management of cardiovascular risk factors (2).

These feats are all the more remarkable when you note that Paul Fejtek, who attended Hoover High, has essentially no use of his right hand due to a birth injury.