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We thus expect much larger decrease of vacancy segregation energy considering the energy difference73 of 100 mJ/m2 between the equilibrium displaced state and metastable mirror-symmetric GB state of ∑5 01-3 ∑5 01-3

Furthermore, the domain switching in the multi-domain ferromagnetic plate induces a much larger decrease of stress intensity factor than that in the single-domain one, which suggests that engineering magnetic domains leads to the design of tougher ferromagnetic materials.

In contrast, heat treatment at 60 °C resulted in a much larger decrease in the same ratio and was accompanied by a blue-shift of the main PBS emission band at around 655 nm (F655), indicating an energetic decoupling of PBS from chlorophylls and reorganizations in its internal structure.

However, the mixed microstructure samples show a much larger decrease in permeability than the pore-dominated samples.

As noticed in Table 1, Fe loading causes a much larger decrease in the amount of strong acid sites than Cr for all analogous weight loadings.

In the hippocampus, either the early or late treatment regimen evoked decreases in ChAT but the early regimen elicited a much larger decrease in HC-3; effects persisted into adulthood.

Analysts are forecasting that those declines will be followed by much larger decreases this quarter as the longest recession in a quarter century gains intensity.

On the original Ocean, each key stood alone; on this sequel, the entire surface of the keyboard is a single slab (which is what allows the keys to be so much larger), decreasing the overall tactility.

Increased dosages of ozone did not result in much larger decreases of the content of phenolic compounds (Table  1), which suggests that the rapid initial decrease in the contents of phenolic compound is linked to the improved fermentability.

Research from Scotland reported a much larger 17% decrease in heart attack admissions in the year after its ban.

Research from Scotland reported a much larger 17% decrease in heart attack admissions in the year after its ban while another study found a 10% drop in the country's premature birth rate, which researchers linked to the smoke-free laws.