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The cutting diameter variation reduces from more than 35 to about 12 μm with orthogonal regression modeling and compensation of thermal error.

The mean friction coefficient changes from μ≈0.16 without electric current and magnetic field to μ≈0.26 with them, and its variation reduces considerably.

Following application of the appropriate SUVref filters, this variation reduces to 0.38 to 0.43 for the 10-mm hot sphere and 0.93 to 1.04 for the 22-mm hot sphere.

In contrast to the experimental data in artificial sandstone cores, the modified model of porosity variation reduces the error from that between the experiment data and the formula of Biot's model, which considers only the compaction of matrix and fluid.

The difference between the two distributions is observed almost every year, and it is especially remarkable in the solar activity minimum period in the positive polarity state of the solar polar magnetic field, when the diurnal variation reduces its magnitude and shifts its phase towards the morning side.

This is in line with earlier results from gravity inversion that have shown that introducing a basement inhomogeneity of 250 kg m−3 density variation reduces the misfit between the forward modelled and the measured Bouguer anomaly (Schill et al. [2010]).

Roads can have two important effects on populations that impact genetic variation: reduced gene flow and reduced abundance.

With the buffering effects of the sediment and as plants become more abundant in the intertidal and supratidal flats, the magnitude of variation reduced, resulting in low phylogenetic turnover.

The filtered solution provides reduced total variation, reduced maximum overshoot/undershoot, and even allows sub-element shocks to be localized in the interior of an element.

This approach is conservative because polymorphism in shorter DNA fragments is subject to higher sampling variation, reducing the power to detect differences between regions.

This variation reduced over time.