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In PDA microtube, with a one-dimensional (1D) waveguide nature, the excitation position and emission out-coupling position are far apart, thus helpful in reducing contribution of auto-fluorescence from biological sample.

The result indicates that the emission reducing contribution of Longyangxia and Liujiaxia reservoirs are 15.8077 million ton, 16.1808 million ton, and 13.3092 million ton in 2005, 2015, and 2020 level years.

Trials were always presented in the same order to reduce contribution of order variance in the measurement of individual differences.

Fe, Mn and Ni are metals that in terms of geochemical investigation are common for the three areas and also show reduced contribution of the two PC components.

This could be due to the low saturation magnetization and reduced contribution of Brown relaxation on heat after surface modification [5].

A reduction factor is proposed to account for the reduced contribution of inner steel tube, and it is applied as a correction to the initially proposed equations.

However, the reduced contribution of political orientation to the prediction of evolution acceptance when religiosity and trust in science are added to the model suggests that there is likely substantial overlap between the two other predictors and political orientation.

On the basis of the compressive-vacuum hypothesis described above, we suppose that it is necessary to create special initial three-dimensional (3D) geometry of a sample's surface roughness which will allow to reduce compressive and vacuum hydrodynamic components of friction force and as a consequence will also reduce contribution of adhesive interaction of surfaces.

Using the reduced width b′ (original width (b_{text{w}}) minus the clear side covers and the stirrup diameters), the reduced contribution of concrete to shear strength (V_{text{c}}^) was calculated but no reduction in depth was considered since already an effective depth is adopted for computations.

While local cavitation mechanisms (micro-voiding, crazing, and micro-cracking) and subsequent debonding of the particles dominated as failure mechanisms at high strain rates and at room temperature, a more significant contribution of local shear yielding was observed with a reduced contribution of cavitational mechanisms at low strain rates or at 80 °C.

Hence, an alternative explanation of our finding could be that at very short ISIs, the formation of this memory trace is disrupted, thus leading to a reduced contribution of this positive deflection (Figure 5, lower panel).