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The reduction gradient of the WF in Fig. 1a is also larger.

For effective comparison, the OCV was also measured under steady state temperatures, showing an almost constant reduction gradient of ∼ −2.3×10−4 V/°C.

These results provide theoretical constraints on the spontaneous generation of order in the distributions of proteins within cells and imply that work done by maintaining oxidation-reduction gradients can selectively alter the degrees of formation of assemblages of proteins.

Subsequently, another large-scale tension cracks of 90 m in length were observed across the slope during reduction of slope gradient (1 1.3) to remove the existing tension cracks.

In spite of additional reduction of slope gradient (1 1.3) to stabilize the slope and to remove the existing tension cracks, subsequent large-scale tension cracks (Width: 0.1 – 0.5 m, Depth: 2 – 7 m) which stretches about 80 m in length across the slope surface occurred in October 2010.

The cVEMP i-n23 showed a significant reduction in gradient for the higher intensities.

A 20% reduction in gradient (and PRA reduced from 5 to 2) at 30 days leads to complete reabsorption of the ascites over a period of about 5 days.

In the original design, reduction of slope gradient to 1 0.7 – 1.0 with reinforcement by soil nailing were applied.

This is as predicted by the Bloch equations assuming thermal noise; the reduction in gradient-echo signal, as a function of TR and T1, is well-balanced by the sqrt(Ntimepoints) increase, over this range of TR values, with a predicted improvement of ∼15% in raw peak Z-stats at 0.4 s, compared with 2.5 s.

In addition, the nearshore subaqueous fan facies were absent during the E2 d 2 period due to the weak movement of faults, shallowing of the water depth, and reduction of the slope gradient.

The increase in absolute permeability causes the reduction in pressure gradient (considering Darcy law).