These findings were consistent with the premise that, with the high energy fillers, extensive plastic deformation and wall thinning occurred prior to pipe fracture.
The total metal (La, Zr, and Ru together) reduced during LRuZ TPR is 2.12 % of the total metal content, again consistent with the premise that the reduction is limited to the surface of the pyrochlore.
The results are consistent with the premise that a strong volume fraction effect is observed so long as diffusion in the matrix phase, and not through the precipitate matrix interface, controls the kinetics.
Occurrences of cracks extending from WELs down into the rail in squat regions were confirmed by microstructural observations, which is consistent with the premise that cracks in squats originate from an extension of cracks in WELs.
Moreover, the well-established relationships between these lifetime comorbidities/current symptoms and depressive burden are consistent with the premise that BD patients with EDs are particularly vulnerable to depression.
Analyses provide support for the S O R model and related research; collectively, findings are consistent with the premise that pleasure and liking of the storefront exterior shape patronage intentions at a university-branded merchandise store.
Although other interpretations may exist, the results are consistent with the premise that Nepali education is valued more highly within Nepal than abroad as in Kandel and Kao (2000).
These findings are consistent with the premise that the NOS2 protein in astroglia of mutant mice has been modified, and its pharmacological sensitivity to the drug has been altered.
While the basis of NPGA mediated inactivation of Myr-AKT3 is currently unknown, our results are consistent with the premise that eHsp90 mediated activation of AKT is an essential component of EphA2 directed cell motility.
TNFR2-deficient, but not TNFR1-deficient mice fail to exhibit RGCs loss following experimentally induced elevated intraocular pressure or TNFα injection, consistent with the premise that TNFα indirectly promotes RGC death [7].
Our results with pShift are consistent with the premise that the antitumour effect of an agent correlates with its pharmacodynamic effect on its molecular targets.
