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This paper uses C-factor as a tool for investigation of the performance of a heat exchanger due to fouling which consequently gives information regarding the extent of fouling developed on the heat transfer surfaces.

The main drawbacks of PLD are an inhomogeneous energy distribution in the laser beam profile, which consequently gives rise to an inhomogeneous energy profile and angular energy distribution in the laser plume.

Here, the optimal time intervals (tau_{1}^), (tau_{2}^), (tau _{3}^), (tau_{4}^), and (tau_{5}^) are shortened, which consequently gives rise to the shortness of period T. Also the optimal increment of food (lambda^) is decreased slightly, meanwhile the optimal harvesting rate (alpha^) keeps invariable and the cost value (J_{3}^{5*}) is reduced.

We find that the additives of oxalic acid and urea and their relative molar ratio are critical to forming 3D WO3 architectures and that the sample prepared with the H2C2O4/H2NCONH2 molar ratio of 0.02/0.005 show a much more regular shape with sphere-like feature than that prepared with the molar ratio of 0.01/0.05, which consequently gives rise to more intense UV emission around 305 nm.

National accountability mechanisms are characteristically absent or severely weakened [ 3], which consequently gives rise to a climate of impunity for perpetrating all sorts of crimes.

Household groups have devised and adopted a variety of livelihood strategies, which consequently gave rise to polarity among household groups.

As a result, Dhaka city faces sever water logging and drainage congestion with simply 10 mm rainfall, which consequently give rise to flooding in urban Dhaka.

This cyclic modification of the chelating region of HHAA produces a favorable configuration to coordinate two-metal ions in HIV IN, which consequently gave improvements in not only enzymatic assay but also antiviral cell based assay in many cases.

In another report it was speculated that bevacizumab induced VEGF inhibition might result in the cholesterol emboli syndrome (CES), which may consequently give rise to GI perforations due to mesenteric ischemia [ 31].

This distribution smooths out the step-like probability of any infector not being reported at a given time, which consequently smooths out how the generation interval must be weighted for an appropriate PIR1 calculation.

DID analysis is commonly used to compare outcome changes over time between a treated population and a control population, which consequently assesses the impact of a given variable.