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62, The results showed that the dynamic mechanical property was effected by crosslink densities availably.

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65, The factors which effected the low temperature viscosity of the plastisol and the method to decrease the viscosity were studied.

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67, However, realistically the public policy used to lacking the commonality, thereby effected on social harmony.

68, The realization of the ship mortgage shall generally be effected by the application to courts for auctioning the ship.

69, Gas injection velocity has strong effected on oil recovery for non-miscible flooding.

70, The research current of the foaming properties and the desulphurizing properties of LF refining slag which were effected by composition of slag had been reviewed.

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80, The reaction time of TAS mainly depends on the number and velocity of target, and is little effected by the frame period of searching.

81, Ceaseless additions and refinements to this first plan were effected as the weeks and months passed.

82, AC's promotion of tobacco anther culture emergence was effected with macroelement and microelement's balance level.

83, Methods:74 cases among 229 Tick-borne encephalitis patients had changes on their ECG so that to observe there effected situation cardiovascular system.

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89, Objective : To observe the absorptivities of anesthetic gas absorber and its effected factors in inhalation anesthesia.

90, But the rats treated with pyridostigmine and methyl scopolamine were not effected significantly on motor activity to open-field exposure compared with rats dosed with saline.