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Both redistributed and residual stresses in materials along the z direction are considered to be negligible.

As expected, this redistribution relies on LRRK2 Roc-COR-dishevelled interactions, since the full-length myc-tagged LRRK2 (Fig.  4A C) and the myc-tagged Roc-COR tandem domain (Fig.  4D F) both redistributed to FLAG-DVL1 aggregates.

Aliyev concluded by saying that if Turkey agreed to redistribute its 2007 Shah Deniz gas that "would almost be the way out," but that then Azerbaijan would still need BP support in both redistributing this Shah Deniz gas and also in giving Azerbaijan more ACG associated gas.

Salmon farms in the Northeast Pacific Ocean have not historically experienced the same issues with treatment efficacy, possibly due to the relatively large population of endemic salmonid hosts that serve to both redistribute surviving lice and dilute populations potentially under selection by introducing naïve lice to farms.

Asymmetric information regarding firm productivity constrains the government's ability both to redistribute income and control emissions.

Furthermore, it was observed that novobiocin prevented Hsp90α and Aha1 from localizing to the polar region, as both were redistributed to the cytoplasm and cytoplasmic membranes.

However, on codoping with both MgO and SiO2, grain boundary segregation is significantly diminished by a factor of five or more over single doping as both cations are redistributed into the bulk alumina lattice.

The social functioning domain seemed to disappear with both items being redistributed to other domains.

In zebrafish [ 18], PGCs actively migrated by attraction towards an intermediate target and then moved posterior-ward along the border of the trunk mesoderm to settle at the junction of the yolk extension, whereas, in ukigori [ 19], PGCs migrated in the dorsal direction and from both sides seemed to be mingled on the endoderm and were redistributed to both sides of the gut.

Both merely redistribute the cost of health care; neither actually lowers the cost.

As Eugene Steuerle and Adam Carasso of the Urban Institute's Retirement Project have reported, both programs redistribute from retirees who had been high-income earners in their work years to those who had been low-income earners.