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Results obtained for beams with all classical boundary conditions indicate that short beams with wide flanges are likely to oscillate in a mode which could be twisting predominant.

This is in contrast to local synchronizations which are likely to occur when a large number of neurons oscillate with a common phase at a specific location.

RSV epidemics in southern Germany were found to oscillate in an antiphase with RSV epidemics in Finland and Sweden.

During early coiling periods, membrane potential lies close to I NaP threshold, and these cells are thus likely to oscillate autonomously.

Specifically, increasing the synthesis rate of any model species by the same proportion results in a proportionally larger oscillatory region and hence in a system which is more likely to oscillate.

Due to the large number of particles, the median is less likely to oscillate between different modes than.

Since a cell cycle oscillating gene with a true phase of peak expression is likely to peak consistently in multiple independent experiments, the phase consistency should cause the oscillatory signals to "add up" in a phase coupled meta-analysis measure.

Breathing instability is likely to occur at sleep onset as sleep state oscillates [ 24– 27], with reciprocal oscillation in PaCO2 around the hypocapnic apneic threshold.

The net migration has oscillated over the period from over 42 000 in 1983 to over 35 000 (net south to north) in 2003 and the temporal relation with the north-south divide in mortality is likely to be complex.

The system is designed to oscillate in the current, driving against a generator's resistance to create electricity.

Tryptophan levels have been shown to oscillate in plasma [ 10], perhaps contributing to the oscillations in NAD+ levels.