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The Dead Sea was known as Lake Asphaltites (from which the term asphalt was derived) because of the lumps of semisolid petroleum that were washed up on its shores from underwater seeps.

However, no analytical results for the SEP, or outage probability have been derived because of the mathematical complexity.

A coarse-scale system for the transport equations was not derived because of the hyperbolic character of the governing equations and intricate nonlinear interactions between the saturation field and the underlying heterogeneous permeability distribution.

The term "protective antigen" was derived because of the protein's ability to elicit a protective immune response against anthrax [ 3].

It is not possible to conclude whether all DNELs and DMELs required by REACH have been derived because the number of DNELs and DMELs depend on the hazard, the existing exposure and the approach chosen.

Analytical conditions for the non-trivial equilibrium point to be stable cannot be derived because the dynamics of (4-5) are non-linear and there is no general solution for (R i, a i) in a closed form.

However, the time courses of tissue FDG6P + FDG concentration for different values of Ki/V 0) can be derived because V 0) is independent of post-injection time.

However, response strategies are less efficient when a new pathway needs to be derived, because in the absence of a cognitive map, the individual gets lost with novel start and target locations.

The reported incidence of synchronous pulmonary metastases of colorectal cancer varies largely, from 3% to 18%. 1, 3, 4, 6 This is likely influenced by the applied definition of pulmonary metastases, which is usually a derived definition because of a lack of obtainable histological proof.

In AM studies, population structure is commonly estimated by using SSR derived information, because of the proven usefulness of this type of markers for population genetics inferences and their higher information content when compared to biallelic markers [ 9, 23- 28].

Fractal geometry was derived mainly because of the inefficiency of classical geometry in describing complex shapes and phenomena.