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The present study differs from our previous works on wing shape in Calopterygidae [ 28, 45, 46] in that here we focus explicitly on the allometric effects on wing shape and the expected consequences on flight performance.

5, 47 Theoretically, people at increased malarial risk from Hp 2-2 and exposure to hemolytic events from G6PD deficiency would be at higher risk for chronic anemia, with expected consequences on growth indicators.

"I will not be able to stop my people," he said, "and I lay all responsibility for the expected consequences on the Witnesses".

The impact of expected consequences on ordering decisions seemed to vary.

Jouaux et al. [ 68] found that insulin pathway elements can modulate germinal cells proliferation during food deprivation in the first stages of gametogenesis with expected consequences on fertility.

In this paper, we first discuss some experimental evidences (Fig. 1) and expected consequences of WGDs on the evolution of PPI networks.

While extrinsic motivation relies on incentives or expected consequences of an action, intrinsic motivation stems from fulfilling the action itself.

A decision's expected utility depends on the probability of its execution as well as the expected consequences of the act it selects.

The expected consequence of residual analyses on an earthquake's dataset is that a relatively smaller PGA misfit range from 0.30 to 0.50 can be derived for most of the events.

The SD simulation model results over the planning period, as depicted in Fig. 5, provide information on the expected consequences for Charlottetown's asset position under various controllable and uncontrollable scenarios.

Hostile asides are an expected consequence of taking a walk.