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Such approaches are quite skeptical and liable to generate cloudy causation results.
Drilling carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites is liable to generate serious defects including delamination, tearing, burrs, fiber pullouts and matrix degradation because of their inherent anisotropy in mechanical properties.
But even if it never passes, the proposal is liable to generate enthusiasm among voters who favor smaller government, especially in Western swing states like Nevada, which is about 80percentt federal land.
People who think central banks are liable to generate inflation can protect their savings by holding bitcoin, according to this theory; then, when they want to spend some, they can convert the bitcoin into dollars.
But the book's hodgepodge structure excitingly mirrors the improvised order of cities themselves, and Smith encourages his readers to "wander and drift," a strategy liable to generate surprising juxtapositions — as between urban birds, which sing at a higher pitch than birds in the country, and the police drones that fly above the streets of Liverpool.
So when an African-American and a European-American eat the same high calorie diet, the European's mitochondria burn some calories off as heat but the more efficient African mitochondria are liable to generate more fat deposition and oxidative damage, two results that could underlie the higher disease rates, Dr. Wallace said.
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They're liable to get beat up.
be more liable to get damaged.
Inclusion of outlying values in a data set is liable to give rise to erroneous interpretations.
Ask 10 experts to define "synthetic biology," and you're liable to get 10 different answers.
Fr. 16 (1991) 1 39] liable to the physical conditions to generate this particular electromagnetic phenomenon, we conceived of a particular layout.
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