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Therefore, a clear experimental basis for flutter and divergence induced by friction or follower-loading is still lacking.

The underlying mechanisms are analyzed from an internal energy budget expressed as a temperature balance equation, to delineate between the contribution of the global adiabatic compression and localized flow divergence induced by turbulence velocity fluctuations.

However, the trends in our experiments suggest the alternative, that greater populations and time would increase the divergence induced by aPO2 (Fig. 2).

Previous studies have measured genetic divergence induced by bidirectional CI on a selected locus by quantifying the reduction in the effective migration rate, or the production of hybrid offspring [ 28].

Consider their difference in original retained entry size, hence the curves divergence of the lower backfilling wall side is mainly induced by this kind of size difference, which also testifies the theory that the stability of backfilling wall can play a major role as to accommodate the subsidence, rotation, and deformation of roof.

Physiological and pathophysiological effects induced by IFNs are likely to reflect divergences in the downstream signaling induced by IFN type I-receptor binding and resulting pleiotropic transcriptional effects.

Addition of TFE brings the protein along a path that, despite divergences in the second half of the titrations, is very similar to that induced by SDS.

We speculated that the divergence might have been a result of the extreme conditions of peripheral fatigue induced by our exercise protocol (2-min MVC of the quadriceps followed by 2 min of ischemia and ending with a 1-min ischemic MVC) [117].

We suggest that biogeographic changes in Southeast Asia in the past five million years, particularly those induced by sea level changes [41], may have been a factor promoting the evolutionary divergence of terrestrial animals in the Sundaland.

In another divergence from Freud, who felt emotional illness chiefly resulted from conflicts in the mind, Dr. Menninger argued that such illness was often induced by society.

Based on a specific model for speciation induced by the evolution of gamete-recognition proteins, Van Doorn et al. (2001) argue that the mechanism underlying the divergence of male and female mating types is very similar to the divergence of ecotypes due to evolutionary branching.