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Traditional civil structures with yielding systems can be subjected to damage and permanent deformation through major earthquakes, which may induce substantial post-earthquake repair costs and is a critical issue for performance-based seismic design.

Variations in fluid flow rates from below may induce substantial changes in the temperature and composition of fumarolic gases, which may be eventually accompanied by changes in the volume and morphology of the coexisting lake (e.g., Rouwet and Tassi 2011; Christenson et al. 2015; Hurst et al. 2015).

It is, however, possible that a further decrease in pH, particularly in the range near the pKa of carboxylates (4 4.5) may induce substantial changes in the RKIP pocket structure and its ligand-binding properties.

However, since the environment of cells growing in vitro is different from that in a heterogeneous tissue, the prolonged process of cell culture may induce substantial changes of the expression of some genes.

Notably, trawling may induce substantial mortality also among the fish small enough to escape through the mesh due to injuries and stress: e.g. in Baltic herring this so-called postcapture mortality is expected to even exceed 70% in some length classes (Suuronen et al. 1996).

These findings suggested that the accelerated accumulation of the CD in the auditory cortex may induce a substantial decline in CcO subunit III and lead to a significant decline in the CcO activity progressively with age despite compensatory increases of PGC-1α, NRF-1 and TFAM.

This strategy may induce a substantial optimistic bias in prediction error estimation, which is quantitatively assessed in the present manuscript.

Although HFS is not a life-threatening toxicity, it may induce a substantial decrease of quality of life and, accordingly, may cause a delay or discontinuation of treatment (Heo et al, 2004).

Our results suggest that fishery selection on adult size may induce a substantial, correlated response in larval size and a considerable reduction in relative survival of larvae and juveniles (Table 1).

A period longer than 6 months may be necessary to induce substantial compensatory responses in humans, which differs from the findings reported for experimental studies, probably due to metabolic differences among species.

Hyaluronan removal alone may not be sufficient to induce substantial cell death in this model, but PEGPH20 may be effective in combination with chemotherapy as reported previously in the prostate cancer model [ 9] and in the transgenic mouse model of pancreatic cancer [ 6].