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The amplified resonance called catastrophic yaw can be associated to large amplitude equilibrium points of slightly asymmetric spinning cruciform missiles.

It has been proposed that heterosis might be associated to large structural variations in the genome leading to complex patterns of gene complementation through the combination of the dispensable genomes within the extremely diverse maize germplasm [ 32].

Recall that BEF models for stem wood and stem were found to be associated to larger R2, smaller percentage of total error (as variance) attributed to biomass model, smaller errors due to model parameter estimates and smaller errors due to residual variability around model prediction than the regression models.

By ranking the various ECoG spikes according to a combined amplitude and synchronous surface area measure we found that MEG spikes could always be associated to larger, extended ECoG discharges.

The conversion of forests to open shrublands and croplands was associated to large losses of organic C both in aboveground biomass and in soils down to 30 cm depth (from 43 to 64%).

The tolerance to anoxia was associated to large decreases in glycogen, protein, and ATP contents.

The abolition of the LOT-evoked responses was associated to large amplitude DC shifts (18.1 mean±SEMean±SEM; n = 10) in extracellular potentials, referred to as hypoxic depressions (HD [22] [23] [24] [25].

Our results indicate that 249Ser mutation is a HCC important factor of carcinogenesis in Brazil and it is associated to large and poorly differentiated tumors.

Taxol and to a lesser extent hypoxia alone induced an increase in LC3 punctuation and, in some cases, the LC3 labeling is associated to large vesicles that may correspond to swollen autophagosomes.

This can be explained by the fact that larger numbers in population and traffic (on average large population sizes are associated to large traffic airports [ 22]) smooth out differences and the effect of fluctuations, which are instead more pronounced in populations of small size.

In addition, Fig. 5 shows that larger uncertainty is associated to larger container weights and larger number of moves which increases the difficulties of forecasting the RTG crane demand.