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It is interesting that the known disease-causing mutations (now numbering 71 out of a total 432 amino acid sequence) are sprinkled throughout the rod and tail domains (Brenner et al., 2009; http://www.waisman.wisc.edu/alexander/mutations). The surprising fact is that all of these mutations essentially cause the same disease.

What was clear by the OSHA findings is that the way this revised construction plan was executed was flawed, essentially causing the collapse.

The velocity magnitude in the near-wall region of grooved surface is much larger compared with that over a ribbed surface, which essentially causes the larger heat transfer enhancement for the groove surfaces.

The carbon isotope exponent essentially causes the change in inter-molecular phonon frequency; thus, it is argued that although intra-molecular phonons do play a significant role, the participation of inter-molecular phonons cannot be ignored.

However, if the damage is too severe and cannot be repaired, p53 essentially causes the cell to kill itself, via a process called apoptosis.

It works by breaking down the waxy protective layer on an insect's exoskeleton, essentially causing the insect to dehydrate.

The local stress concentration effects generated by the plate insert is essentially caused by the mismatch of elastic properties of the core materials and the irrational geometry of the insert.

But more importantly, it appears that Mr. Putin has learned nothing from the collapse of the Soviet Union, which was essentially caused by the empire's inefficient economy and its inability to sustain the arms race.

Because FLRs essentially cause a meridionally localized amplification of magnetic field variability in the Pc3-4 band, the signal associated with them will be spatially coherent (both zonally and meridionally).

This paper also presents the strength demands on RC and the links connecting RC to existing frame from the nonlinear static pushover analyses, which are essentially caused by the first mode responses of the rehabilitated systems.

During the merger, the FCC specifically stated that not opening the networks to competition would essentially cause what we call today, Net Neutrality.