These results are of benefit to revealing the mechanism of destructive power exerted by large-amplitude ISWs on a pile.
This may imply that the increased forces at the trunnion exerted by larger diameter heads play a role in component failure.
It resulted from hydrothorax and pressure exerted by the large tumours on the main bronchi.
A greater degree of intrauterine growth restriction may have been exerted by the larger litter size in this low-dose LPS group and may explain the raised SBP (male offspring) seen here.
The effect of thermal stress on pecking rate was nevertheless minor in comparison to the effect of flock size, which exerted by far the largest effect on both vigilance and pecking rate.
On the other hand, the more intense surveillance exerted by the public on large firms increases their risk of being prosecuted in the case of accounting fraud covered up by an auditor (Ruiz Barbadillo et al. 2006).
Indeed, the generation of 108 109 new viral particles per day in chronically infected individuals [13], [14] creates an environment in which, in the presence of immune selection pressure exerted by CD8+ T cells, a large number of CD8+ T cell escape variants should be selected every day.
The intra-clade analyses were not as consistent across statistical methods, which may be due to the reduced power associated with smaller sample sizes [ 31, 42] and to the larger influence exerted by local discrepancies between different models of genetic distance.
In addition, the pressure for large military budgets exerted by the military-industrial complex can result in the depletion of the country's nonmilitary industrial base, because, for example, skilled workers are attracted to high-paying employment with military firms.
The large kinetic stabilization exerted by PLP results from its preferential binding to the native state, increasing the denaturation free energy barrier by ~7 kcal·moL−1 [ 48, 57].
