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The reduction, however, was much larger, about 1/300, at a beam current of about 20 mA where the photoelectrons were dominant and the multiplication of electrons by the multipactoring was small.

In particular, localized vasodilations induce flow changes, including vascular steal, in the neighboring arteriolar trunks at small distances (< 300 μm), while their influence in the neighboring veins is much larger (about 1 mm), which provides an estimate of the vascular point spread function.

If the percentage increases to 1%, the performance gain is much larger, about 1.7 dB at BER 10−3.

As recently as September, Brazil's government was indicating that the drop in deforestation could be much larger, about 47.5%.

As with overall scoring balance, the size of this effect in CFB games is much larger (about 2.5 times larger) than in NFL games, which is consistent with a reduction in the variance of the distribution of skill across teams.

However, this is actually the balanced sum of favorable and unfavorable terms, whose values are much larger – about +60% and −55%, respectively, of the total score (see Figure 6B).

Addition of histamine caused intensity changes with much larger amplitudes (about twice as high) in our Gq sensor.

But the focus on illegal workers channels popular anxiety about the much larger number — about ten per cent of the population — of perfectly legal recent immigrants, many of them French citizens, who come from North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.

These actions, however, posit much larger questions about how we process feelings about death and fear in a post-9/11 culture.

Ornithopods include heterodontosaurs, known from southern Africa; the slightly larger hypsilophodontids, about three metres in length; the much larger iguanodontids, about nine metres long, mostly from North America and Europe; and the large duck-billed hadrosaurs of North America and Eurasia.

The truth is, this is a much larger conversation about mental illness, lack of mental health services, about violence in our community, loss of community and connection.