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This simplified scheme yields analytical expressions that show good agreement with predictions of the full variational estimate, particularly if the Mori–Tanaka or the Torquato identical hard spheres models are used to predict the composite linear elastic modulus.

After the filtering, the vocabulary consisted of verbs, nouns, terminology and expressions that show an explicit relationship with the crime type they have been assign to.

In some cases enzymatic reactions are described by kinetic expressions that show no saturation behavior, i.e. the flux continuously increases with increasing activator concentration.

In this section we analytically derive key expressions that show the dependency of the Paracrine Communication Distance (PCD) on the diffusion coefficient and the ratio between the number of released molecules to the sensitivity of detection.

Partner may also show disappointment through non-verbal behavior, such as displaying negative emotions through facial expressions that show disgust, disapproval, etc. He/she may also roll their eyes, nod in disapproval, or make negative behavioral gestures intended to mock or undermine the event.

The North Koreans moved past the exhibits, their faces fixed in polite expressions that showed little awe or envy of the palaces and intricate historical tributes that their Southern counterparts had built since the end of the war.

The multiple independent origins of the tetraploids D. majalis and D. traunsteineri contribute to differential patterns of gene expression that show some geographic structure.

Because isozymes, being proteins, are direct products of gene expression that show differences in protein-coding genes and produced by different alleles and gene loci [ 11].

"I think Airto brings heartfelt, raw self expression, that shows a kind of freedom that we all understand," says Deenmamode. "Because it's so real, people love what he does.

Continuous kinetics theories require the formulation of (1) a stoichiometric coefficient expression that shows how the products of scission are distributed, and (2) an expression for the rate coefficient indicating how the size of the cracking molecule affects the rate.

In 1995, Ho presented an adsorption pseudo second-order rate law expression that showed how the rate depends on the adsorption capacity on solid phase, but not the concentration of adsorbate (Ho 1995; Ho and Mckay 2000).