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It might be expected that small patches influence high-frequency generation sources even after the rupture has progressed.

If structural constraints exist, it would be expected that small changes, even point mutations, would bring about significant changes in the structural profile of the sequence, thus the sequence will have low structural robustness.

While it was expected that small businesses near the site of the World Trade Center would suffer from the terrorist attack on Sept. 11, which displaced 100,000 potential customers from office buildings in the area and thousands more from their homes, wider economic damage from the attack is still rippling outward from ground zero.

Comparing these results with the coseismic process, it is expected that small patches may keep a high slip rate if rupture onset on them is delayed.

It is expected that smaller values of τ should result in higher power, because a PARS data set with less symmetry is being compared to a symmetric vM-UARS data set.

Here it is expected that smaller and faster conformational changes may occur in the active site.

It might at first glance be expected that a small low molecular weight thiol might compete modestly against cytosine N-3 for reaction with the N, O-ethanoguanine cross-link precursors since cross-link formation involves a softer electrophile/nucleophile pair than the primary chloroethylation event.

Although it would be expected that the small sample size resulting from infrequent STN network measurements could reduce the precision, and subsequently the significance of the effect estimate, it should not bias the effect size.

In addition, it would be expected that a smaller spread in the minimum and maximum values would occur in symmetrical subjects and hence, still result in a mean value of zero.

If the populations were highly structured (i.e., composed of sub-groups that rarely cross and share alleles) it would be expected that resampled smaller groups would show considerable variation from the full data set, which was not observed for any species (Fig. 4).

It can be expected that in a small, high-finesse cavity these light forces are different from those in free space.