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When metal ions agglomerate with –C=O− on polymer chain, the ionic strength around anionic polymer will subsequently decrease.
The water stage variation will intensify the flow exchange between the main stem and the tributaries as well as enhance the diffusion of pollutants, which will subsequently decrease the eutrophication of the water body in the outlet of branches as well as relieve the algal bloom problem in the region.
We expect that the water-immersion approach described above will significantly reduce the back-reflection from the tube's inner surface and will subsequently decrease the visibility of the interference fringes.
For greater reliability, using complete and consistent (i.e. responded at all possible surveys and provided the same response at each survey) reporting per child will increase the agreement; however, the small gain in higher agreement may not be warranted as the sample size will subsequently decrease.
By doing this, the nutrient temperature before entering into the nutrient tank decreases and the cooling load of evaporative cooling will subsequently be decreased.
Inhibitor of CETP will inhibit the lipid transfer and subsequently decrease fluorescence intensity.
Next, dizocilpine (MK801), an NMDA receptor antagonist, will be added to the intrathecal infusion and subsequently decrease MAC.
Such trends will intensify erosion and soil loss (Routschek et al. 2014) and can subsequently decrease agricultural production and hamper food security.
The pressure subsequently decreased with the increased oil recovery.
This creates a negative feedback loop, because an increase in S* will increase the production of active E3 (E3*), which in turn will increase the amount of ubiquitinated S*-Ub and pS*-Ub, which subsequently will decrease the amount of S* and pS*, and thus their output E3*.
This effect of change in exchange rate reveals that higher exchange rate unpredictability steers to higher trade cost and it subsequently will decrease international trade (see Šimáková 2014).
