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It has been shown that Al13O4(OH)247+ may form during laboratory synthesis of gibbsite [34].

The phase diagrams allow identification of secondary phases that may form during the synthesis of the CCTO under equilibrium conditions.

Considerable residual stresses may form during quenching due to the differential cooling and the increase in volume accompanying the phase transformations.

If the growth rate is close to the magnesian carbonates such as dolomite and magnesite [41, 42], the amount that may form during low-temperature alteration is likely low.

Biodiesel dealers are therefore concerned that it may form sediment during storage while equipment operators fear that sediment and gum may form during use and cause engine damage [7].

At lower HACP concentrations, the copolymers induce the crystallization of linear PANI as substantial amounts of PANI may form during the polymerization, resulting in increased crystal size, and hence low electrochromic contrasts.

Because F-actin is as well required for the anchoring of mitotic spindle to the cell cortex and moreover to establish the direction of spindle movement (Woolner and Bement  2009), it is plausible that the excessive amount of overexpressed EN-actin (which may form filaments during mitosis) prevents correct spindle positioning and manifests in chromosome segregation errors.

As another intriguing display of coupled phenomena, crystals may form along fractures during rewarming.

It is therefore conceivable that Rab26 feeds vesicle membranes into autophagosomes that may form and mature during retrograde transport.

Additionally, here we show that even partial loss of neutrophils results in reduced bacterial ratio variance, suggesting that indeed neutrophils may form a reservoir during the infection.

An AUC measurement at 1.5 μM 5′-Cy3-dT35 5′-Cy3-dT35 5′-Cy3-dT35 no indicandon of formation of any DCC-SSB2·Cy3-dT35 (data not shown), suggesting that the complex with two SSBs may form only transiently during the dissociation.