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The responsivity would become higher as ZnO nanorod length increased.
From these results, it was found that if the amount of heating/cooling demand were well balanced, an improvement of energy performance could be achieved and the utilization factor of the seasonal tank would become higher.
Furthermore, it is unlikely that external lead exposures would become higher among PD patients after disease diagnosis.
If the mortality risk after LT could be diminished to that after HR, the overall survival rates in the LT group would become higher than those in the HR group due to the low risk of HCC recurrence.
If the larger testis mass in dimorphic species is associate with more cell division in males, R Z A would become higher in dimorphic species with respect to the monomorphic species because of elevated substitution rates on Z chromosome.
Nevertheless, they suggest a possible mechanism: if ongoing natural selection is stronger for females in dichromatic species (e.g., strong selection for being cryptic) resulting in fewer females in the breeding population, the species' R Z A would become higher than monochromatic species.
"It would start with a sound like a cicada, then it would change to a hissing sound and then it would become high-pitched like the sound of steam coming out of an old radiator pipe".
Thus, people over 25 may further acquire post secondary education, but if at the age of 25 they are classified as high school dropouts, the likelihood they would become high school graduates in the future is negligible.
If CNTs with good mechanical strength and high electrical conductivity are individually coated with a stable, but rigid and brittle, inorganic n-type TE material, it is expected that the obtained composite nanofibers would become high-strength, thermally stable, n-type TE nanofibers, and a flexible TE film could be fabricated from those composite TE nanofibers.
But the chance for SRS would still become higher with increasing population of carriers residing near channel surfaces.
That is because the tax rate would become extremely high, much higher than the incumbent tax rate or price of emission right.
