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In this situation the dominating magnetic scattering contrast is expected to stem from the differences between the magnetization values of matrix and particles.

While the loss is expected to stem from charges for recent acquisitions, the sales slowdown is largely the result of a barbecue grill promotion late last year.

Just 15 per cent of growth is expected to stem from the US and Canada, compared with 24 per cent during the downturn.

Therefore, a low risk of chronic toxicity is expected to present itself and is expected to stem from polymeric micelles complete excretion over a long time period.

Such smoothness is expected to stem from the smoothness of the spatial inputs and of the neuronal transfer function.

The possibility for greater temporal genetic variation in the planktonic population is expected to stem from the very high mortality rates known for the planktonic larvae of P. elegans[ 22] and higher gene flow among populations with planktonic larvae [ 42].

These features of the physical gels are expected to stem from the structural characteristics such as fewer amounts of slippery-trapped entanglement along network strands compared to the chemical PVA gels.

These services are expected to stem from their new EV architecture Electric-Global Modularchitecture Electric-Globala range of EVs.

Roughly half of Citigroup's 2001 profits are expected to stem from its consumer banking branches this year, says Andrew Collins, banking analyst at ING Barings, while its investment banking arm, Salomon Smith Barney, and its global corporate bank combined are expected to contribute 23% of total earnings.

Hence, the overall signal of one sensor can be expected to stem from a total ∼p.p.m.v.

Pre is expected to help Sprint stem customer losses and is seen as Palm's best hope to regain smartphone market share from the Apple iPhone and the BlackBerry from Research In Motion.