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Significantly lower current density were observed in above concretes containing smaller crack widths (e.g., below 0.3 mm crack width) (see the bottom graph in Fig. 15) than that of bigger crack widths as shown in top graph in Fig. 15.
However, it should be noted that the clear cover in the case of transverse crack is three to four times more than the case of longitudinal crack and this could be the reason for significantly lower current density in transversely cracked concrete.
Whilst residents who experience very good within-town access will expect to have significantly lower current travel times than residents with poor within-town access, the maximum travel times of residents in these two scenarios is unlikely to be greatly affected by service availability.
Due to significantly lower currents, this efficiency is below 6% (see Supporting Information).
The maximum pressure drop across the device was measured as 10.31Pa, significantly lower than current dehumidification systems.
Under a proposal submitted by IWC chairman Cristian Maquieira, Japan would be permitted to resume commercial whaling for 10 years, but would have to adhere to strict quotas "significantly lower" than current ones.
Furthermore, these surfaces displayed a significantly lower passive current in artificial saliva, and so, potential to minimize their bio-degradation through corrosion processes.
Electrochemical corrosion tests show that coated-thixoformed A356 (Cu-free) bipolar plates have significantly lower corrosion current densities than coated-thixoformed AA7075 (∼2% Cu) bipolar plates.
Corrosion tests revealed that CrN NbN coatings exhibited clear passivation characteristics with considerably better corrosion resistance than stainless steel and significantly lower passive current density than electroplated hard chromium.
Nasal NO was significantly lower among current smokers.
Propyl paraben GMs were significantly lower among current smokers than among former or never-smokers.
