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Leaf area density (m2 leaf area per m3 volume of a given crown section) increased with height in the crown and treatments had only a minor influence on this trend.

The start-up time of heat pipes with filling ratios ranged between 50 and 70% in the evaporation section increased with the increase of the filling ratio and heating temperature, but the small inclination angle had a negative effect on the start-up performance.

The proportion of women with no clinical risk factors who had a caesarean section increased with maternal age, ranging from 1.7% (387/22 812) for women aged under 20 years to 9.2% (5021/54 288) for women aged 35 years or over.

The OR for Caesarean section increased with BMI category, both in women with and without T1DM, table 3. Table 4 shows the OR for adverse outcome in women with T1DM by BMI category with normal weight women with T1DM as the reference category.

Threshold current I th decreases with forward bias applied to the absorber section, increasing with a minor change in differential efficiency.

The local hardness measured on a coating cross-section increased with increasing Si content.

Total (membranous and cytoplasmic) EGFR in excised sections increased with tumor growth.

The disappearance of the caveolin-2 staining as the depth of the optical sections increased, with no change in the anti- Chlamydia staining, confirms that the caveolin-2 proteins are associated with the vacuolar membranes of these inclusions and are not associated with the individual EBs and RBs inside of the chlamydial vacuole.

As bone length increases during growth, the diameter of a bone cross-section increases with expansion of the medullary cavity so that there is little change in apparent vBMD in the vertebral body or long bones.

Conversely, the probability of mismatching bases in non-variant cross sections increases with low nucleotide qualities (poor sequencing), high read error rates, multiple hits and error-prone read positions.

In nulliparous women, the risk of instrumental delivery and intrapartum caesarean section increased significantly with age (RR 1.18, 95% CI 1.12 to 1.25 and RR 1.27, 95% CI 1.23 to 1.32) across all settings.