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As this effect is counterbalanced by the depletion of Cr III) in the passive layer the breakdown potential in the 25 50°C range remains practically constant.

However, the results evidence that this effect is counterbalanced by the extremely improved dynamic performance in terms of gm and fT. Therefore, the deterioration of the intrinsic noise performance of the SB-MOSFET has no significant impact on high-frequency noise FoMs as NFmin, Rn and Gass for low SBH and large gate overdrive conditions.

However this effect is counterbalanced by the age-specific traveling probabilities that are much lower in the children class.

However, this effect is counterbalanced by the quadratic term of Alt j ; as a result, the altitude that yielded the optimal overall- P ij was 412 m.

Of course, many genes translated with higher than average efficiencies in WT exhibit much larger reductions in TE values on depletion of eIF4G, but this effect was counterbalanced by increased translation of many genes with lower than average TEWT values.

But eventually that effect is counterbalanced by another well-established phenomenon called habituation.

This positive effect is counterbalanced by a decrease both in initial velocities and in substrate conversion at thermodynamic equilibrium.

However, the effect was counterbalanced by the opposite contribution of combinatorial terms leading to cloud-point curves located in approximately the same temperature range.

The waveguide effect is counterbalanced as the aircraft interior is comprised of materials that do not enhance the wave-guide propagation phenomenon; the floor is covered with a thick carpet while the seats are made of a non-reflective textile.

This hyperventilation effect was counterbalanced by ∼10% increase in BV, resulting in an equivalent drop in [Hb].

This inevitable Hawthorne effect was counterbalanced by the utilization of a control group.