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The variations of tenacity and elongation results justify the results of X-ray studies reported here.

Comparisons have also been made successfully with the results of the AGMA and the ISO codes for symmetric gears to justify the results of the finite element method pertaining to this study.

To justify the results of this approach, all the candidates were also run through the existing miRNA-target prediction software miRanda (Enright et al. 2003).

We suggest that the criterion selected to justify the results of any final (in the regulatory sense) reevaluation of BPA might be based on a specific decision theoretic criterion, which would support informed judgments that yield the final regulatory number sought for BPA.

These aspects stress the importance of radiographic evaluation of regenerative procedures and justify the results of the present study due to the fact that the clinical improvement achieved with EMD and OFD may not be expressed to the same extent on bone levels.

Increase in the Zr contents as discovered from the EDS analysis confirmed the rise in amorphous form of the Zr-based species, which justified the results of XRD where no increase in the intensity of Zr-based species was observed with increase in voltage.

In Fig. 3, the transmission probability is in inverse proportion to the minimum window and the transmission probability is not dependent on q for a particular value of λ, which justified the results of the Eq. (11).

The insidious full flowering of the link between Cain/Ham and Africans took shape in antebellum America where some southern and northern Christian ministers defended slavery as biblically justified, the result of God's unconditional mark of darkness on Africans who were considered the permanent intellectual and moral inferiors of white Europeans.

Finally, it might be difficult to justify generalizing the results of this study for the entire population of Taiwan without any further information.

Our measurements with Cluster data not only justify the earlier results of the anisotropic features but also provide the quantitative estimate of the anisotropies in the 3-D space, which is new.

He said that in four criminal trials, Ms. Gilchrist had given scientific opinions "not justified by the results of examination" and that her testimony "in effect, positively identifies the defendant based on the slightest bit of circumstantial evidence".