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Otherwise we could have situations where an increment of the endowment would cause some disadvantages to certain agents.

It indicates that in real working conditions, a metallic nanowire mesh supplied with current source may experience repetitive unstable (where several wires are melted simultaneously at a constant current/voltage) and stable (where an increment of current/voltage is necessary for melting progression) melting behavior until the mesh is open.

COMT 24938A/G was associated with waist circumference at S-46 with borderline significance, where an increment of five cm in waist circumference increased the odds for the GG-genotype by 4% (OR = 1.04, CI = 1.00 1.09, p = 0.06).

COMT 24938A/G was associated with plasma glucose levels at S-46 where an increment of a one-unit (10 mmol/L) glucose increased the odds for the GG-genotype by 4% (OR = 1.04, CI = 1.00 1.09, p = 0.05; Table 3).

Delta percentage of changes between t0 and t1were calculated through the following formula: Δ = (tl score - t0 score/t0 score) × 100; where positive result indicate an increment of the score at t1 and vice versa.

The distance of the COB from the center of the body was also calculated using the standardized zones A D defined in the system, where each zone represents an increment of 5° in tilt of the platform, from 5° in zone A to a maximum 20° in zone D. The percent of time in each quadrant and zone over the trial was calculated.

The result of the simulation also shows that the plasticity in the PF→IN synapse has the opposite direction of change (Figure 4E). Figure 4B shows an LTP paradigm where PF stimulation alone induces an increment of synaptic strength at PF→PC.

There exists a regime of fairly linear dependence of the cluster size on the power of the magnetron, followed by a saturation regime where a slight increment of the power decreases the mean size of the nanoparticles.

That is an increment of 1-2% change.

This has an increment of 2.1%.

*Estimated hazard ratio associated with an increment of one year.