It can consequently be specialized, for instance, to neo-Hookean, Mooney Rivlin, and Varga's model types as well.
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In these polymorphic species, one male morph frequently exhibits less conspicuous sexually dimorphic characters than the other morph and is consequently more like females (for instance, small horns in horned beetles [ 5]).
For instance, some proteins perform different cellular functions and consequently contribute to pleiotropic phenotypes when mutated (Hodgkin, 1998).
For instance, binary thinking readily separates students into categories and, consequently, demarcates educational practices for students with different needs by generating a new educational system, special education.
For instance, downregulation of miR-206 would enhance ESR1 expression, consequently increasing MYC transcription.
Many freshwater mussels, for instance, depend directly on calcium for shell growth and are consequently found in greatest abundance and diversity in streams that flow through limestone.
KC proliferation, for instance, is a hallmark of psoriasis lesions [ 2, 3], and consequently psoriasis-increased genes include those genes expressed at high levels in KCs [ 6, 12].
For instance, the box in the present set has a decorative design, and was consequently named "gift box" and "decorative box" by 26% and 10% of the subjects, respectively.
For instance, TGF-β normally prohibits mammary epithelial cell (MEC) cell cycle progression, and consequently suppresses MEC tumorigenesis.
For instance, cancer patients with higher social class would have a better QoL, and consequently those who report a better QoL at baseline assessment may live longer [ 28].
