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These countries coincide closely with semi-arid and dry sub-humid hydroclimates, savannahs and steppe ecosystems, where rainfed agriculture is the dominating source of food, and where water constitutes a key limiting factor to crop growth.

We explained this by proposing to consider the interaction between the strain in the HPL and the LPL at their interface and that the dominating source of strain in the double layer of PSi is coming from the HPL.

In the low SNR regime, the noise error is the dominating source of errors and the variable step algorithms are not performing better than the CAPC-1 method that was studied with two different step sizes, ΔP = 0.5 dB and ΔP = 1 dB.

In centrosomal spindles, centrosomes at the spindle poles are the dominating source of MT production.

The main source of CO2 emission is considered to be the fossil fuel combustion processes, whereby the fossil fuel appears to be the most dominating source of electricity on a global scale and, therefore, plays a vital role for a comfortable and sustainable lifestyle.

In fact, for tumors located in close vicinity of one of the earpads of the headphones or in vicinity of highly attenuating parts of the RF coil, neglecting hardware attenuation may easily become the dominating source of error in the reconstructed PET images.

Analogous to the nonlinear channel, a large amount of phase noise creates very asymmetric covariances, which become the dominate source of error for sufficiently high SNR.

An American market basket study of beef, pork, and chicken indicated that the 1,2,3,6,7,8/1,2,3,7,8,9 HexaCDD ratio is > 1 in the food supply, and, as previously noted, food is the dominate source of exposure for most people (ATSDR 1994, 1998, 2000; Huwe and Larsen 2005).

Greater hydrological connectivity leads to lower conductivity levels and increased nutrient concentrations due to the shift of the dominating source to river water.

The outcome of an examination may therefore be the identification of dominating sources or mechanisms of pain, like nociceptive (ie, musculoskeletal), visceral (ie, internal organs), neuropathic (ie, diabetic neuropathy), functional, or psychosomatic (ie, fibromyalgia) pain.

In wetlands, respiration by aquatic plants and heterotrophs is the dominate source and potential control of DIC concentrations (Richey et al. 2002; Hagerthey et al. 2010).