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These findings were consistent with rupture of the urinary bladder.

Axial US image shows floating membranes ("water-lily sign") inside a cyst, consistent with rupture of the endocyst or daughter cysts.

The foreshocks and approximately half of the aftershocks show similar faulting geometries, and their locations are generally consistent with rupture on the same plate-boundary fault as the mainshock.

All subjects with rupture of membranes prior to 37 weeks' gestation were considered to have preterm premature rupture of membranes.

The pattern of uplift observed for this earthquake is also consistent with rupturing within the lower sedimentary sequence, but on a fault with two segments, dipping overall to the southeast.

The model of Madariaga (1976) assumes that the rupture speed is 90%% of the shear wave velocity, and this is generally consistent with the rupture speeds of large and small earthquakes (e.g., Imanishi et al. 2004; Ishii et al. 2005; Wald and Heaton 1994; Yamada et al. 2005).

Our final fault model estimate is in good agreement with the M w estimates described above and is approximately consistent with the main rupture of the finite-fault model of Yarai et al. (2016) except for the strike angle and length: The strike angle was ~7° smaller and the length was ~6 km longer.

Our results support this interpretation, as the location of the magma reservoir is consistent with the rupture termination area.

If we exclude the outer-rise activity, the distribution of aftershocks is also mostly consistent with inferred rupture area (Fig. 2), although the match is not as good as those observed for other great earthquakes (Kiser and Ishii, 2011b).

The phenomena that the discrete particles were bonded into clusters initially, and the clusters were broken into smaller clusters or discrete particles during the excavation process, are consistent with the ruptures and separations of the actual cohesive soils subjected to external forces.

This is consistent with the rupture propagation direction determined by our finite fault inversion (Fig. 3c).