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Consequently, the cell volume experienced an expansion of 0.32 and 0.35% after the 20th discharge and 20th charge cycle, respectively.

Because part of the pore volume experiences a non-wetting phase during the CO2 injection and migration process, the rock may be in an unsaturated condition.

The sharp rally in the price of the underlying stock and the heavy trading volume experienced by EK this morning enticed bullish options players to populate the stock with optimistic trading strategies.

Three levels of fire severity were used, based on age and post-thinning fuel-loads, to model the variation in salvageable volume experienced in past fires (see Fig. 2).

In contrast, the majority of knees with large baseline total BML volume experienced BML regression over 24 months.

36 This presumably resulted from the limited volume experiencing the highest stresses during compression of a tapered pillar in conjunction with friction at the interface to the diamond flat punch.

Wluka and colleagues [ 43] reported the initial cartilage volume (in MRI) to be the most significant determinant of tibial cartilage loss (volume change with MRI), participants with high initial cartilage volume experiencing more severe cartilage loss than those with smaller cartilage volumes at baseline.

For instance, under the current healthcare delivery system, care providers who were paid by volume experienced high pressure to increase volume as the reimbursement rate declined, which resulted in shortened office visit time and reduced opportunities to recommend preventive services during the visit.

It is assumed that the control volumes experience adiabatic conditions, except for the heat exchanger and breaks, and that there is no exchange of mass, momentum or energy between each volume in the rising channel and the corresponding volume in the downward ring at the same level.

Our series probably represented a center with moderate-volume experience; therefore, our results may not reflect the experience of higher-volume centers.

That payer offered extensive coverage for cancer clinical trials and did not review or restrict access to experimental drugs when these were offered through its centers of excellence programs (practices that have high-volume experience with rare or complex cancers).