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The post-shock mechanical response is significantly affected, with shock hardening exceeding the expected hardening due to the transient shock strain ϵs = (43) ln(VV0); this enhanced hardening, and other alterations in response, are attributed to the barriers presented to plastic deformation by the deformation twins.

We attribute alterations in these forces as a combined consequence of the modifications in stress under the simultaneous action of rotation and electrical forcing and its interplay with the elastic stress originating from the viscoelastic effects.

We attribute alterations in these forces as a combined consequence of the stress modifications under the simultaneous action of squeezing and extrusion and its interplay with the elastic stress originating from the viscoelastic effects.

Since paclitaxel was given intravenously, alterations in plasma pharmacokinetics are attributed entirely to alterations in paclitaxel distribution and/or systemic elimination.

Hyaluronan is the main component of the endothelial glycocalyx, and alterations in its concentration are attributed to glycocalyx volume loss.

Alterations in migration may be attributed to reduced expression of cytokine receptors (CXCR4 and CXCR7) and the neuregulin receptor, ErbB4.

Alterations in splanchnic blood flow attributed to PEEP occur in parallel to those in cardiac output and consequently can be reversed with restoration of blood pressure [ 4, 13].

Therefore, the DNA methylation alterations in TAFs could be attributed to their neoplastic transformation, and included a ~19.4% reduction in the median DNA methylation levels compared to CFs.

The Poisson ratio defines the attributes of alterations in the morphology of the rock under imposed stress conditions.

Changes in calcium and other intracellular cation homeostasis may therefore represent the mechanisms of both growth and stress induced alterations in muscle and meat quality attributes in chickens.

Alteration in one particular attribute might affect other attributes adversely.