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The nucleus is stiff and resists distortion at short times, but it softens and deforms more readily at longer times.

Bilirubin enters the tissue fluids and is absorbed more readily at sites of inflammation and edema (abnormal accumulation of fluids in the tissues).

The results of the study show that integrating agricultural biocontrol into farmers' production technology generally results in biomass from crop residues being supplied more readily (at a lower relative price).

The polyaromatic nature of the LBC after high temperature pyrolysis was perceived as the result of radical formation and recombination, leading to fused aromatic structures, which occurs more readily at higher temperatures.

The answer was yes: In a chemical environment like that in red blood cells, the reconstructed mammoth hemoglobin let go of its oxygen much more readily at cold temperatures than did that of Asian elephants.

In contrast, under wet conditions greater (albeit still small) percentages of overland flow were produced in oak woodland than in the two eucalypt plantations; this was probably linked to saturation-excess overland flow being generated more readily at the oak site as a result of its shallower soil.

Because of the cooperative nature of the polymerization and of the lateral association of protofilaments (55), the protofilaments will more readily bundle at pH 6.5 than at pH 7.5 and still more in the case of 10 mM MgCl2 compared to 5 mM MgCl2.

This was also attributed to the notch effect of surface roughness, which caused crack initiation at the specimen surface more readily even at lower applied stress levels.

In contrast, the presence of Pt edge decoration is much more readily visible at a ⟨110⟩ orientation than at a ⟨100⟩ orientation and may be better distinguished when the sample is tilted further away (e.g. 15°) from the ⟨110⟩ zone axis.

The magnitudes of the potential health impacts are much more readily apparent at the population level than at the individual level.

This is attributed, at least partially, to reactants being more readily available at the photoanode of the better performing cell.