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It can be seen that the ABS pattern is increasing with growing CRE since more and more users are served in the small cell CRE area, which requires additional ABS as expected.

As the size of a circuit pattern is increased with the feature size reduced, the data size required to represent it grows rapidly.

This result motivated toward trying out the second method mentioned and it can be noticed that the PL signal increases 7.4 times when the number of (3.5 nm SRSO/(5 nm SiN x pattern is increased from 50 to 100.

From an evolutionary perspective such components can be informative for study, as one possible route to evolving complexity in patterning is increasing the fidelity of gradient sensing, and hence the complexity of concentration-dependent transcriptional responses.

The interest in microfluidics and surface patterning is increasing as the use of these technologies in diverse biomedical applications is substantiated.

The main indicators of change (of rainfall pattern) were increase in frequency of extreme events (specifically prolonged drought) (43%), change in rainfall amount (43%), change in dates of onset (5%), and reduced growing season (5%) (Fig. 2).

The acetylated histone pattern was increased 2.5 to 3-folds by the incubation in chrysin and TSA containing media, while histone H3K9 methylation showed a profound reduction (4 6 folds) in 40 μM chrysin and 4 μM TSA treated cells.

This drinking pattern was increased in nurses who worked longer hours (Odds Ratio (OR) 1.26 in those working >40 h/week and OR 1.46 in those working >50 h/week after adjusting for other important factors).

Third, it should guarantee worst-case performance even if the number of patterns is increased.

As the number of memorized patterns is increased, the generated spontaneous neural activity after learning shows itineration over the previously learned output patterns.

We believe that the most consistent explanation for the age-related seroprevalence patterns is increased horizontal transmission in high prevalence herds, but with non-continuous exposure.