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The cracks in particles can be regarded as micro-cracks in this material which can coalesce together and provide a weak path for fatigue crack propagation.
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* These polymorphisms interrupt CRX transcription factor binding sites We acknowledge that the sample sizes we use for phylogenetic shadowing among Lake Malawi's cichlids are small and at best provide a weak test for cis-regulatory alleles associated with opsin expression.
The rubber bumper helps, but the aluminum shell is thin (can't keep the heat in after all) and the vents on the bottom provide a weak point (though they are shielded to keep crumbs and grit out).
But gold does have real-world uses, both for jewelry and for things like filling teeth, that provide a weak but real tether to the real economy.
The T allele was found to provide a weak protective association with gastric and colorectal cancer.
The T allele was found to provide a weak protective association with gastric cancer and colorectal cancer.
We even show users which words are the weakest, and provide a one-click "Practice Weak Skills" button, which automagically finds the skills you need to practice the most.
Federal officials hope a settlement with the servicers will help individual borrowers and provide a cushion for the weak housing market.
However, those materials require a demagnetization towards a nonzero field and the small entropy change would provide a weaker cooling effect when compared with that of YbPt2Sn.
We speculate that dispersed patches may comprise a lower quality habitat, and/or provide a weaker settlement trigger for both physical and biological reasons.
He argued that it was time to change the rules and provide a safety net to protect the weak from the ravages of unbridled capitalism.
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