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However, the amorphous chain orientation was much lower.

The distance between screw holes in the parallel orientation was much closer when compared to the zig-zag orientation.

Furthermore, as exemplified in Figure  1 A, in comparison to the large elevation in the BOLD response to the grating, the fraction of the response modulated by the change in stimulus orientation was much smaller.

And attacks against people because of their sexual orientation were much higher as proportion of all hate crimes in South Wales and the south coast of England.

On the other hand, the groundwater flow angle is less impactful regardless of the groundwater flow velocity, i.e., the net economic gain that can be obtained by choosing the optimal orientation is much smaller compared to total cost of the system (less than 2%).

And second: this form of orientation is much more modest than the expectation of being able to virtually derive "right actions" from futures studies (Section 2).

When AS =, the antenna gain toward the direct wave for the TX- /RX- orientation is much higher than that for the TX- /RX- orientation, as seen from Figures 5(a) and 6.

The estimated compression front propagation velocity, neglecting the wave front orientation, is much less than the local Alfven velocity, so the Alfven Mach number is estimated to be M A = ~0.2.

The antiplanar SS dimer is frequently observed while dimers close to the synplanar orientation are much less represented (Fig. 10 ▶).

Spindle orientation is much more variable in the multilayered clusters of disorganized cells, but this is probably a secondary consequence of the loss of epithelial organization.

Zinc exposure impaired key predator avoidance and antipredator responses in damselfly larvae: the predator-induced reductions in walking and head orientations were much less pronounced in the presence of zinc, and zinc caused a reduction in escape swimming speed.