The metal of the coat hanger has been permanently deformed, and in this case, for which the permanent deformation is not so much a consequence of longtime loading at sufficiently high temperature but more a consequence of subjecting the material to large stresses (above the yield stress), the permanent deformation is described as a plastic deformation and the material is called elastic-plastic.
Firstly, in most of the studies [7], [13], [20] there was only one unreachable object (the tool required to retrieve food), and few or no control conditions; consequently, retrieval of the out-of-reach tool could well have resulted from misdirected (or playful) probing with the available tool as a consequence of the subject's inability to reach the food with the latter.
Case report forms indicated that early dropout was a consequence of symptomatic subjects believing that they had received SC and not wishing to continue, subjects being overwhelmed by their disease and treatment, or formulation intolerance.
Although a finding in India 22 reports high QOL in both spheres compared to the other facets, this is considered to be a consequence of the subjects' philosophical beliefs.
The wide range of intensities reported leads to inconsistency of data obtained and may be a consequence of differences between subject fitness levels and a lack of consistency of testing methodologies.
Thus, the higher community acquisition in Portugal was probably a consequence of the Portuguese study subjects attending a larger DCC than children in any of the Finnish DCCs in this study.
Lupker, Brown & Colombo [26] showed that there may be list composition effects on reading latencies, as a consequence of a tendency of subjects to homogenize latencies, such that when fast stimuli are presented in pure lists, they are faster than when mixed with slow stimuli.
Both the average cumulative savings and the available cash are a direct consequence of subjects' decisions in both treatments.
As a consequence of the design, each subject experienced a different set of comparison durations.
"More often than not, biographers develop a more positive view of their subject as a consequence of engaging in detailed study of a life," Morgan admits.
