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In conclusion, dynamic swelling is influenced by water polymer affinity and subsequently causes various types of steady transport in hydrogels.

As a result, the accumulation of both MeJA and ABA affects spikelet development and subsequently causes a decrease in grain yield (Kim et al. 2009).

ROS degrade polyunsaturated lipids to form MDA, a reactive aldehyde that initiates toxic stress in cells and subsequently causes cellular dysfunction and tissue damage (Pamplona [2011]).

However, the excess of acids can be produced in the batch fermentation of C. acetobutylicum without pH control, and subsequently causes the cessation of glucose utilization (Maddox et al. 2000).

We hypothesize that the conductive zone preferentially deforms, such that the static stress over Kyushu (Matsumoto et al. 2015; Savage et al. 2016) accumulates preferentially in proximal brittle resistive zones and subsequently causes large earthquakes.

In high temperature creep testing the conventionally cast alloy IN 738 LC exhibits a comparably large property scatter which requires high safety margins in design and dimensioning and subsequently causes an incomplete exploitation of the materials potential.

In the late fall of 2004, Nathan Zuckerman, the American-Jewish novelist whose fictions aggressively scrutinized Jewish values (and subsequently caused him to be ostracized from the Jewish community), was found dead in his country estate — evidently the result of complications following a neurosurgical procedure.

"This can lead to far greater cellular damage and subsequently cause skin cancers to form.

Systems start relaying information that is incorrect and subsequently cause a cascading effect that impacts customers and their ability to use the service.

HDACIs disrupt the repair of DNA double-strand breaks, and subsequently cause cell death (Chinnaiyan et al. 2005).

Most students expressed an initial fear of committing primarily technical medical errors and subsequently causing harm to patients.