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Therefore, most summer daytime MSTIDs observed in Hok-F might be caused by secondary GWs having their sources in the lower thermosphere.

As shown in Fig. 6, shallow buried hydrocarbon gases in the Jiyang Depression were located in the area of oil-associated gas, but the ethane and propane carbon isotope ratios of some samples were abnormally heavy, which might be caused by secondary changes such as biodegradation.

Crater chains seen on the Moon often radiate from large craters, and are thought to be caused by secondary impacts of the original ejecta, but the chains on the Jovian moons did not lead back to a larger crater.

The motor phenotypes of mutant mice appeared later might be caused by secondary changes of the brain.

RNFL reduction may be caused by secondary axonal degeneration due to distant focal lesions in the visual pathways or by diffuse progressive axonal degeneration due to a compartmentalized ongoing CNS inflammation.

This suggests that HuR destabilizes these mRNAs (Fig. 7a), and that the decrease in EphA2 message detected after knock-down of HuR may be caused by secondary inhibition of EphA2 transcription.

For practical purposes, LET is associated with the main track, which may be thought of as including the infratrack and a portion of the ultratrack out to which energy density is still relatively high i.e., the region over which excitation is caused by secondary electrons of initial energy less than some value Δ, say 100 eV.

These findings suggest that the observed MSTIDs in the equator are caused by secondary gravity waves in the thermosphere, possibly generated by tropospheric convective activity.

The matrix is a three-dimensional matrix, and it represents the number of interferences that are caused by secondary user i sharing the same channel m with secondary k.

Primary brain injury (the damage that occurs at the moment of trauma when tissues and blood vessels are stretched, compressed, and torn) is not adequate to explain this deterioration; rather, it is caused by secondary injury, a complex set of cellular processes and biochemical cascades that occur in the minutes to days following the trauma.

Attempts to rescue the efflux defects of the UTI89 mutants by expressing the deleted secretin in trans from expression plasmids were not successful, and thus we cannot rule out that the observed defects were caused by secondary effects of the deletion mutations.