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It has also been shown that temporary changes in force generating capacity brought about by alterations of limb posture, that arise from the force-length relationship of skeletal muscle [15], have similar systematic effects upon the stability of synchronisation tasks [8], [16], [17], as does the introduction of a viscous load that opposes one phase of the movement cycle [18].

It has been shown that temporary increases in range of movement can be produced by US treatment [ 52].

After it was shown that (temporary) villous atrophy due to other causes was found only in infants [ 32], in the next guideline, the demand for gluten challenge was confined to children younger than 2 years at the age of diagnosis [ 92].

As it has been shown that flares are frequently temporary and occur and disappear without regimen change, a flare is only considered a flare if it is confirmed after at least 4 weeks [ 11].

It has been shown that darkening can cause a temporary burst of GLVs in plants (Graus et al., 2004; Brilli et al., 2011).

It has also been shown that diffusion of trehalose into fibroblasts via temporary pores improves survival following deep freezing [17], and remarkably, expression of trehalose in fibroblasts conferred them desiccation tolerance for up to 5 days [18].

It has, however, been shown, that a two compartment model, including the temporary redistribution of ICG from the liver to an extrahepatic-extravascular storage much better reflects ICG elimination [ 15].

(Later, Weart explains, it was shown that the temporary cooling could also have been caused by humans -- through the release of vast sun-reflecting plumes of sulfates and other tiny pollution particles in the industrial boom after World War II: one human emission was canceling out another until clean-air laws began removing the cooling veil).

Finally, the scheme is used to study the development of intrinsic flame instabilities in a lean H2/air premixed flame, where it is shown that the spatial and temporary accuracies of numerical schemes can have great impact on the prediction of the sensitive nonlinear evolution process of flame instability.

In addition it is shown that deactivation may lead to temporary oscillations.

It is shown that a comet impact produces a temporary atmosphere whose volatile component accumulates essentially completely in cold traps - the permanently shadowed regions of the Moon.