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These results suggest that contradictory family communication patterns might be considered in models of ongoing reinforcement for dysfunctional BPD behavior.

When evaluating the slip distribution on the plate boundary, the influence of SSEs must be considered in models of the seismogenic region of the megathrust.

Recent work by Nangia et al. [43] has demonstrated the importance of surface H-bonding networks on influencing the structure of the mineral-water interface, so this factor should be considered in models of mineral surfaces.

This landscape dynamism in single locations over small temporal scales is a key factor to be considered in models of LULCC to accurately simulate future changes for the Atlantic Forest.

These results suggest that the uppermost basement serves as an efficient pathway for fluid expelled from the forearc that should be considered in models of subduction zone hydrogeology and deformation.

Thus, our findings suggest personal values are an important additional factor that must be considered in models of career development.

This study highlights that in addition to the kinetics and thermodynamics of solvent reduction, the near-electrode transport of reaction intermediates/products should be considered in modeling of SEI structure and growth.

Covariates that were significant predictors (p < 0.05) of each of the three outcomes of interest from the bivariate analyses were considered in models of NO2 and atopy for each time window.

Also, for catching companies and company personnel, it is possible that there are regional divisions within the company, e.g. geographical sub-divisions within multi-site companies and area-based teams for catching companies, and this has not previously been considered in models of HPAI transmission in GB.

The polycrystalline microstructure is known to impact the reliability and must be considered in modeling for better understanding of the failure mechanisms.

Some simplifications were considered in modeling of buildings: (a) the floor slab is assumed to act as absolutely rigid diaphragms (no in-plan deformation); (b) flexural as well as axial, shear and torsion deformation in line elements have been taken into account; and (c) small eccentricities in the connections of beams and columns were neglected.