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Practitioners should be aware that the MLS measurement by TCCS is not reliable in the presence of bone defects (like decompressive craniectomy or skull fractures), temporal cephalohematoma, or changes in intracranial anatomy secondary to trauma [3], citing the most common examples observed in daily practice.

Other examples observed in Japan are shown in Sasaki et al. (2016); further, the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens (Brantley and Myers 2000) and the 1926 eruption of Tokachi-dake (Uesawa 2014) indicate significant contributions of water from the edifice to lahar generation, even though water from the surface glacier and snow also contributed.

This is analogous to the examples observed in the wild in which individuals inhibit calls while patrolling their borders (Boesch et al. 2000) or copulating (Hauser 1990).

However, it cannot be excluded that this double bond is implied in the reaction mechanism, as for example observed in the case of FePt nanoparticles [20].

Transorbital (Fig. 2c) and transcervical (Fig. 2a) are also useful (although not fully accepted) in some actual patients to determine CCA, in particular when intracranial arterial flows are not detected on first examination, due to inadequate bone insonation windows, for example (observed in at least 25% of the patients) [13].

This is, for example, observed in chemotactic behavior and patterning development [2].

The orthogonal arrangement of protein filaments roughly mimics an intermediate filament protein network as for example observed in lamins in the nuclear membrane of oocytes (see Figure 1B) [43].

Rather we believe that peroxisomal NMM IIA might locally act in force generation and/or contractile function similar as for example observed in cytokinesis and contractile ring formation [64], [65].

Such insensitivity of CP to the exact value of β would provide robustness to stochastic variations in tumbling rates, as for example observed in E. coli [ 15, 45].

Intermediate types between a typical Gram-negative and Gram-positive cell wall are for example observed in various Cyanobacteria [ 17], Chloroflexus aurantiacus [ 18], and Deinococcus radiodurans [ 19].

and 3) does a single injection of blood, as, for example, observed in joint trauma, cause sustained alterations in inflammation and a pain phenotype, or how does this differentiate from repeated injections?