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Results show that adiabatic flame temperature is mostly increased by isobutane followed by propane and ethane however it is mostly influenced by CO2 content in the gas which decreases flame temperature 80 K in %70 CH4 - %30 CO2 mixture at stoichiometric conditions.

Two-way trade between Saudi Arabia and China, mostly oil, increased by 60% last year, passing the $14 billion mark, nearly nine times the figure six years ago.

It mostly increases the window size by comparing median value with extreme values of image.

The most recent consumer credit report from the Federal Reserve showed that revolving credit, which is mostly credit card debt, increased by 3.5 percent in December at an annual rate, the first such increase in 27 months.

The accounts showed that Fifa's loss of $122m was mostly caused by costs having increased by $240m from 2011, the comparable period in the previous World Cup cycle.

A few ticket prices will be increased by about 5 percent, mostly in the upper deck, where prices are the least expensive.

So, using the water use levels defining the upper and lower boundaries of the water stress category, and setting the annual population-growth rate at 2.2%%, water use in the districts of Kandahar Province that likely mostly use primarily kariz-produced water increased by about 30%% from 2000 to 2012 (Fig. 12a).

The problem was that the Republican margin for Scott in the 60 more Republican counties -- mostly more rural and whiter -- increased by about 131,000, meaning instead of winning by 56,000 as he had in 2010, he won by 64,000 instead.

In the year to June 30, it increased by 97,000, driven mostly by new arrivals from overseas (69,100).

In the years 1960 1989, sugar consumption increased by over 50% (mostly in the period 1960 1974).

In addition, for the last 40 years crop production increased by 2.4 fold mostly promoted by a 7.4 fold increase in mineral N fertilizers application, which means that the N use efficiency (NUE) has declined 3.1 fold in that time [ 3, 4].