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The proposed DSE technique as compared to conventional discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and differential current protection scheme has a number of advantages, such as reduced computational complexity, reduced effect of bias setting for fault detection, quicker fault detection and classification and faster relay response time as well as better accuracy of fault location.

The proposed technique as compared to conventional DFT and differential current based protection scheme, has a number of advantages, such as reduced computational complexity, reduced effect of bias setting for fault detection, quicker fault detection and classification, better accuracy of fault location and a faster relay response time (less than half cycle).

This difference can be attributed to reduced optical resolution deep in the tissue and reduced effect of the acid due to pH buffering of the tissue.

Introduction of longitudinal magnetic anisotropy to the media indicated reduced effect of magnetostatic interaction between the dots.

Consequently, it is shown that the proposed control model offers several implementation advantages such as less on-line computation time, reduced effect of overshoot and chattering, and a fast convergent rate in simulation.

This reduced effect of rapamycin was also reflected by MSeA + rapamycin combination when compared to MSeA treatment alone.

For high activity levels (about 3 GBq) in the FoV, all scanners were capable of producing satisfactory estimates, presumably due to the improved count statistics which allowed improved scatter modelling and reduced effect of randoms subtraction.

Reduced sensitivity of L. salmonis to the major chemical delousing treatments used in salmon farming was first observed in the early 1990´s when reduced effect of organophosphate treatments was documented [ 41, 42].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01913.011 The reduced effect of rapamycin was also cell autonomous, as RBCs cultured in vitro were sensitive to ATP competitive mTOR inhibitors but not rapamycin.

Since respiratory activity is also the primary source of heart rate variability in the HF range (Saul 1990), the reduced HF variability of SBP observed here could be due to a reduced effect of respiration on heart rate (respiratory sinus arrhythmia).

While generating new money will be difficult, reducing payments will probably lead to negative reactions among providers and a reduced effect of the program in the future [ 16].