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We also extract low-angle normal fault earthquake activity at approximately the depth of the plate interface and discuss the occurrence mechanism of the 2014 Fukushima-oki earthquake.

A restitution method is used to evaluate the intermediate β textures which allowed us to discuss the occurrence of variant selection in the β→α transformation.

In this paper we will discuss the occurrence of radio fine structures during the impulsive phase of flares and/or CME initiations, which may be connected to the magnetic reconnection processes.

We discuss the occurrence probability of such super magnetic storms, and the maximum possible intensity for the effects of a perfect ICME: extreme super magnetic storm, extreme magnetospheric compression, and extreme magnetospheric electric fields.

Unfortunately, as mentioned before, since we could not measure the actual relative velocity between the finger pad and vibrating contactor, we may not be allowed to precisely discuss the occurrence of nominal sticking for which the relative velocity between the contact surfaces is zero.

Finally, we discuss the occurrence of short direct repeats flanking some introns in the DNA pol α genes.

Here, we have discussed the occurrence of high nucleotide divergences within species, e.g., Cherax preissii [104].

When discussing the occurrence of request within pairs across trials, we considered a single data point per trial, i.e. whether or not any request behavior had been recorded during the trial.

Bruce Neal (Sydney, Australia) discussed the occurrence of hypoglycemia, defined as glucose <50 mg/dl and/or an episode with typical symptoms and signs.

(8) When discussing the occurrence of wounds on the feet, a pattern was evident where most respondents had sought help from the professional sector at hospitals (social factors) and related the problem to injuries.

Although a review of avian influenza virus ecology (1 ) discussed the occurrence of influenza viruses across all groups of birds (and other vertebrates), subsequent studies have assumed that waterbirds are the primary reservoir (8, 13, 14 ).