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However, this method can lead to twisted carrier-transfer channels that thereafter lower the efficiencies.

Thereafter, lower level optimization tasks corresponding to individuals within each cluster (varvec{s}_{g} in varvec{S}) are performed simultaneously using the MFEA.

The decrease of the yields of coke may be attributed to the mesopore structure derived from the interspaces of ZSM-5 crystals that endow the corresponding catalyst with improved accessibility to hydrocarbon molecules and thereafter, lower down the coke selectivity.

Incidence rates for injectors were higher than for non-injectors until 1985 and lower thereafter (lower graph in Figure  2).

Setting ϕ to 0.30 increases U/N in the first two generations, but by the third, it lowers it slightly, to 28.2% and thereafter lowers it more sharply; in the stable state, the percentage falls to 43.7.

Anaesthesia was induced with 4%% isoflurane (Schering-Plough Animal Health, Ballerup, Denmark) in a closed container, and thereafter, the anaesthesia was maintained with 1.6 1.8 % isoflurane in air delivered via a mask until a tracheostomy and endotracheal intubation was performed and isoflurane was thereafter lowered to 1.1 1.3 %.

In an American study a significant proportion of patients whose cholesterol lowering medication was switched from atorvastatin to simvastatin thereafter received lower therapeutic doses, potentially impairing the quality of care and effectiveness [ 14].

Soon thereafter, the lower disclination, at the opposite side from where the misfit was removed, begins emitting twinning disconnections toward the upper disclination.

Following DBL6ε in potency was DBL5ε and thereafter a lower response induced by DBL1X, DBL2X, DBL3X, DBL4ε and FV2 of similar potency.

To follow both infections with the same kinetic, we therefore used thereafter a lower inoculum of 2.10 Kp52.145 that caused a slow increase of the bacterial load over 5 days of infection.

This is largely not overdiagnosis, but early diagnosis, as is evidenced by the fact that incidence of interval cancers in the screened population thereafter is lower than the expected total incidence in the absence of screening (Tabar et al, 1992).