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By contrast, tissue-injury mechanisms involving inflammatory demyelination can involve more eloquent sites, such as the optic nerve and brainstem, which can correspondingly produce the development of well recognised syndromes such as optic neuritis and internuclear ophthalmoplegia, respectively.

Clusters of <2 and 3 nm in diameter were observed at a substrate-to-target distance of 50 and 250 mm, respectively, which correspondingly produced crystalline and amorphous films.

Seattle has correspondingly produced a "score sheet" for cities to use in their city planning.

The system was then solvated and ionized using the solvate and autoionize plugins of VMD, correspondingly, producing a neutral 1 M KCl solution.

In contrast to the case series by Lobel, the acute infections that were associated with remissions were of a longer duration than in the present case; however, they also correspondingly produced remissions of a much longer duration.

Correspondingly, England produces a lot of these type of bowlers.

On the other hand, the Fed moves last, and it might have reacted to a larger package of fiscal relief by making monetary policy correspondingly tighter, producing a net improvement less than Mr Drum's estimate.

Correspondingly, FPL produced a Ca2+-mediated ventricular arrhythmogenecity at the level of intact Langendorff-perfused murine hearts.

It is for the moment acceptable that the little screens currently produce correspondingly little profit.

Modifying the pressure in the region where the absolute value of the slope is large will produce correspondingly large changes in the value of the attribute, whereas modifying the pressure elsewhere will have a lesser effect.

For example, when a medium has optical properties not satisfying the first condition, μ ′ s / μ a = 5.7 (μ ′ s = 1  mm − 1, μ a = 0.175  mm − 1 ) [ 36] measurements close to the source (r = 5 mm) and far from the source (r = 13 mm) produce, correspondingly 21%and7%7% mismatch between normalized backscattered radiance values under two approximations.