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When specific targeting of organs, such as carcinoma and endothelial cardiovascular cells, is needed, different behavior may be expected in immobilized NPs, due to complete or partial elimination of the Brownian motion.

Such behavior may be expected for the adsorption of amphiphilic molecules.

As the micro-cantilever size decreases to nanometer, an interesting behavior may be expected.

As the micro-cantilever size decreases to nanometer, interesting behavior may be expected.

Also, there is no direct contact between the musician and the vibrating string that produces the sound (by pressing a key, the musician triggers a mechanical interface), hence a predictable behavior may be expected from the spectral envelope related to each note.

Such behavior may be expected to occur when the location-conditioned distributions of the LOD (not max LOD) score are not identical.

The four hypothetical field scenarios were selected to span the range of behavior that may be expected in the field and are characterized by a ganglia-to-pool (GTP) ratio, which is a measure of the distribution of mass between low saturation ganglia regions and high saturation pool regions in the source zone.

Put another way, local reinforcement would imply that when an individual's neighbors also interact with each other, they are in a better position to reinforce one another's pro-social behavior, and so may be expected to resist "invasion" by defecting strategies better than when each neighbor interacts with a different set of others.

The simulation tests as described above address the fate and behavior of a substance as it may be expected in the environment including information about partitioning in the test system, primary or complete degradation, adsorption behavior, and route of degradation (degradation products).

The conclusion of Seeber [14] showed that ideally plastic behavior, without strain softening post failure, may be expected when the confinement pressure σ3, is equal to or greater than one-fifth of the axial stress at failure (Fig. 3).

It is a recognized principle of tax policy that an income tax deduction for charitable donations promotes charitable behavior -- often in excess of what may be expected given the actual dollar value associated with the deduction.