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It is considered that variations in musical styles, for example, result from the emergence of new rules and/or from the shifting of existing conventions for music making.

It is rather pointless in the case of an ultrasound examination, let alone the hundreds or thousands of images that, for example, result from multislice computed tomography (CT).

This apparent overestimation of bulk permeability by FMI might, for example, result from excessive tool standoffs due to bad hole conditions or to the common enlargement of fractures close to the well (e.g. Luthi and Souhaité 1990).

However, NMRdyn can also deal with anisotropic motion that may for example result from the formation of an anisotropic oligomer.

The prime parameter that holds arms races in check is the random death factor (which could, for example, result from viruses that are not modeled separately).

Higher levels may, for example, result from feed consumption before sampling or stress.

Their deep-diving capacity, for example, results from certain nifty adaptations in blood physiology and heart anatomy.

Its abatement of sulfur dioxide, for example, resulted from the mandated deployment of scrubbers and forced replacement of inefficient old power plants, motivated by numerical reduction targets to reduce sulfur emissions and increase energy efficiency.

The blood disease known as sickle cell anemia, for example, results from a hereditary abnormality in the production of the red oxygen-carrying pigment (hemoglobin) of the red cells of the blood.

Example results from sophisticated physical and numerical modelling are presented.

The sense of justice, for example, results from very natural impulses.