This is because Cl content in the melt is controlled by increasing incompatibility in opx and the dissolution of opx with increasing α.
An increase in material density, i.e., shrinkage of the degraded layer is constrained by adjacent unchanged material results in a buildup of tensile stress within the degraded layer and compressive stress in the adjacent unchanged material due to increasing incompatibility between the two.
The increase in concentration of linear polymer and initiator decreases crosslinking and increases incompatibility, while the increase in concentration of crosslinker increases both crosslinking and phase separation.
Incompatibility increased as the concentration of dispersed phase in the blend increased.
High temperatures also result in water migration, increased dehydration, interfacial thermal incompatibility and chemical decomposition of hardened cement paste.
By interspersing browser-specific routines throughout various files containing routines relied upon by the operating system, Microsoft caused the operating system to run more slowly, degraded its performance, increased the risk of incompatibilities, and introduced bugs, for customers who did not want a browser.
Although CBT is more tolerant to HLA disparity, HLA incompatibility increases the incidence and intensity of GVHD and transplantation-related mortality.
While cytonuclear conflict has been more frequently studied between mitochondrial and nuclear genomes, there is increasing evidence that incompatibilities between chloroplast and nuclear genomes contribute to hybrid incompatibility in many plant species [ 26].
The identification of hybrid incompatibilities, measured as increased sterility and mortality of hybrids, is a major goal in evolutionary biology as they cause strong selection pressure against the formation of hybrid offspring and thus are a potential driving force of speciation.
As a consequence, the degree of reproductive incompatibilities is predicted to increase with increased genetic divergence among allopatric populations (e.g., Coyne and Orr 1989, 1997).
