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In Fig. 4 the deviations are most likely due to finite size effects; this can be concluded upon measuring the Hamming distances between the original networks and their null models (which measure the extent of microscopic dissimilarity between the two, see Fig. S1), which show no evidence for insufficient relaxation in the null model generation.

Eccentric contractions can occur because of simultaneous activations of the antagonist muscles and/or an insufficient relaxation rate during alternating movements [ 41, 43].

61 Endothelial dysfunction in diabetes is manifested as the decreased bioavailability of nitric oxide (NO), resulting in insufficient relaxation of the vascular smooth muscle of the corpora cavernosa.

It is possible that the active muscles at the beginning of the upstroke have to offset the active state and an insufficient relaxation of active muscles during the downstroke [ 29, 35, 43].

The stored strain energy within a grain is however expected to be insufficient for further relaxation in nearby grains: accordingly, the strain energy depends on both the yield stress and elastic biaxial modulus.

However, there is insufficient information about dielectric relaxation of high-k thin films, which prompts us to investigate the phenomenon and the underlying mechanism.

This confirms that the highly vesiculated magmatic foam was behaving as an elastic solid at the point of fragmentation with insufficient time for viscous relaxation of any overpressure remaining in bubbles that did not burst, and thus, that fragmentation occurred within a narrow time interval that we infer to be caused by late-stage, rapid decompression.

However, utilization of such substances bears several drawbacks such as insufficient inhibition of Brownian relaxation, most likely due to pore sizes of at least 141 nm (e.g., 1% agarose), and too low melting points (e.g., gelatin) which can also interfere with the degree of MNP immobilization [12, 13].

However, changes in T1 and T2 relaxation are often insufficient to detect or characterize the lesion.

In 2 horses, muscle relaxation was judged insufficient (horses #13 and #24) and an additional bolus of romifidine was administered intra-operatively.

When significant mobility in both of these time regimes is present, the standard three relaxation experiments generally provide insufficient constraints to adequately characterize the dynamics.