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It had consequently "resulted in widespread judicial anxiety and uncertainty and a reluctance to address the issue".

Phosphorylated β-catenin is recognized by E3 ligase β-transducin repeat-containing protein (β-TrCP), which ubiquitinates phosphorylated β-catenin, targeting it for proteasome degradation and consequently results in a low cellular level of β-catenin [ 30– 30].

It is likely that spermine reduces the permeation of meropenem into the periplasm, which limits its access to NDM-1 and consequently results in a reduction of the rate of meropenem hydrolysis.

It is found that a thinner damping layer may lead to larger shear strain and consequently results in a larger passive and active damping.

It has been proved that being under stress increases the activity of the masticatory muscles, which consequently results in TMD [ 31].

It is possible that those girls who smoke cannot meet the physical demands of sports competition, which consequently results in poor performance (regardless of the long participation in sports).

Such an interfacial effect consequently results in sharp temperature increase and in turn amplified PA brightness for SPNs-SiO2.

We also conclude that a strictly biomedical education exacerbates maladaptive beliefs, and consequently results in inadequate activity recommendations.

Due to the mobility of the devices, the network topology changes frequently and consequently results in poor network performance.

Prior literature generally takes the view that increased inside debt causes managers' interests to align more with debtholders and, consequently, results in less risk-taking, but the financing choice involves counterbalancing forces on managers' welfare.

Tectonic deformation directly influences the macromolecular structure of coal and consequently results in dynamic metamorphism.