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This can be explained by the maximum intensity projection (MIP) algorithm, which generates the MIP images from the original 3D images [ 46].

Up to 36%% of variance in chewing efficiency with normal dentition is explained by the maximum biting (occlusal) force generated by molar teeth and only 9 % by the characteristics of the occlusal surface (Lujan-Climent et al. 2008).

The typical fracture angle of this BMG was explained by the orientation of maximum atomic shear strain at the onset of major shear band formation.

This can be explained by the slightly higher maximum pullout load was observed for both types of fibres in 0.20 W/B ratio series with an embedded length of 10 mm than those of 15 and 30 mm (Table 4).

ROS are inevitable by-products of photosynthesis, and the increased demand of antioxidants might be explained by the strongly increasing maximum rETR measured in this late phase of acclimation (Figure 7A).

This may in fact be explained by the tendency of maximum likelihood to underestimate variance parameters [ 28].

This phenomenon can be explained by the definition of maximum cohesion function, which takes into account all pairwise closeness between merged terms.

The observation that further titration led to a decrease of VAs in only 1 more patient could be explained by the fact that maximum HR did not change significantly, probably because of intrinsic sympathicomimetic activity.

Any diplomatic failure in the Middle East can be explained by the formula that the maximum one side was prepared to offer was less than the minimum that the other side was prepared to accept.

The lack of dose response relationship may be explained by the fact that the maximum effect of statins on the risk of VTE is reached already at low dose of statins.

Their dependence on the electrolyte concentration was well explained by the existence of a maximum in the rate of oxide dissolution in an open circuit at a specific concentration, of a maximum in the electrical conductivity at another specific concentration, and of some resulting slight changes of the temperature inside the pores and oxide bulk during anodization.