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In contrast to elastic deformation of graphene, flipping of a FSG nanoripple encounters a stress barrier and therefore makes a rippled FSG metastable, as evidenced by monitoring a yielding process in both experiments and molecular dynamics simulations.

And given that each dialogue has different partners and therefore makes a fresh start, the information that can be culled from the different dialogues does not always fit together well.

The socio-executive processing needed for successful Iowa Gambling Task (IGT) performance is thought to analogue real life motivated behaviour [ 20, 21], and therefore makes a potentially useful test for the deficits in goal directed behaviour that comprise apathy symptoms.

Different from the state-of-the-art studies, this framework allows the effective exchange current density of CO oxidation to be fuel-composition-and-current-density dependent rather than constant, and therefore makes an adaptive extension of the macroscopic electrochemistry from pure H2 and CO fuel to syngas fuel.

TIGR4 is a clinical isolate known to be highly invasive and virulent in a mouse model of infection [56] and therefore makes an ideal reference genome for collection of genomic diversity of other clinical pneumococcal isolates.

Dog heart rate (HR) is characterized by a respiratory sinus arrhythmia, and therefore makes an automatic algorithm for error correction of HR measurements hard to apply.

"I see it as connecting with a musician and therefore making a connection that's not related to physical space.

It was all petty stuff: Pop's sinning was on a boy level and therefore made a big impression on a boy.

So an effort was made to solve the problem by supplying the collating department with No. 1 pencils, which have a softer lead than the standard test-taking No. 2 pencils and therefore make a darker impression.

It is anticipated that agricultural biotechnology will suit the African farming community excellently in terms of acceptability and affordability, and therefore make a major contribution towards the improvement of food production and alleviation of poverty.

One possible explanation for this might be that, in comparison to judicial reports, BAG and originating banks have to bear the consequences themselves if their estimate is wrong, and therefore make a more conservative estimate.