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Dryout occurs at high quality test conditions investigated because a liquid film on the wall exists owing to a centrifugal force of the helical coil.

It should be noted that N satisfying the conditions of Theorem 3 exists owing to the continuity of the entries of (A t)) on ([0, T]).

As seen from Figure 2d, only zero-order transmission exists owing to the high extinction coefficient of GaAs in these wavelengths.

High chlorophyll levels were found in the protected shoreward northern border of the ferry causeway where fine sands dominate and higher water transparency exists, owing to the redirection of the silt-laden river plume by the coalport causeway.

On the other hand, a potential for overdose exists owing to the long half-lives of LMWH and fondaparinux, and although protamine sulphate is able to partially neutralise LMWH, no reversal agent exists for fondaparinux [4].

By keeping in mind that usually no best estimator exists, owing to the lack of an optimality definition, the present analysis aims at examining whether some algorithms are generally more suitable than others, with respect to the variety of aforementioned situations.

Such synergism might be greatly weakened when a large number of inorganic salts exist owing to the "screen" effect of the counter ions of the salt on the electrostatic attraction of oppositely charged surface active ions.

If solar EUV irradiance vanishes, it can be deduced that only an extremely weak ionosphere can exist, owing to the weak ionization caused by the minor ionization sources such as starlight (e.g., Titheridge 2000).

Generally, within the nanostructured materials, a large amount of interfacial stress could exist owing to the high volume fraction of interfaces, which might modulate the martensitic transformation of the nanostructured materials and make the martensitic transformation behaviors in the nanostructured materials differ from their conventional coarse-grained counterparts.

Differences in fluconazole-susceptibility rates may exist owing to geographical variations.

There are also three regulatory subunits (p85α, p85β and p55PIK), although additional forms exist owing to alternative splicing.