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The delay in diagnosis or bacterial pathogenicity can lead to evolution of deep venous thrombosis, which occurred in both cases presented.

At large initial volume fraction of particles, abnormal grain growth develops whereas an increase in particle mobility can lead to evolution of normal grain growth instead.

Horizontal transfer of gene clusters occurs in Escherichia coli (E. coli), which could lead to evolution of new pathovars and improve survival fitness.

Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) may lead to evolution of a more quality controlled concrete, assuring a better workability and avoiding human errors with regard to mixing and workability issues.

Most pins, particularly those used in combat, can become more powerful as the player accumulates "Pin Points" (PP) which can also lead to evolution of the pins into more potent versions.

Little is known about adaptive genetic differentiation among closely-related species which may lead to evolution of reproductive isolation.

The shift to direct transfer of sperm masses has led to evolution of both complex structures and complex behaviours for species recognition.

Mode transition therefore also leads to evolution of the mean streaming flow.

Deformation in Mg-1Gd under in plane compression (IPC) led to evolution of sharp 'prismatic fiber' texture, whereas a weak basal texture was witnessed for Mg-1Ce.

The synthesis route followed by calcination at 400 °C led to evolution of crystalline cubic inverse spinel structure Fe3O4/PVP nanoparticles with excellent adsorptive properties owing to high surface area and pore volume.

This has led to evolution of cartilage treatment strategies from palliative to either reconstructive or reparative methods in an attempt to delay or "bridge the gap" to joint replacement.