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The N.T.S.B., in its report on the incident, said the hole was caused by "continuous fatigue cracks initiated from multiple origins on the inner surface of the skin".

Fractographic observation revealed that fatigue cracking was initiated from multiple origins on the outer surface of the tube and progressed over 95% due to fatigue along the circumference, ultimately resulting in fracture.

As an example from a later stage of evolution, pointed out by Maynard Smith and Szathmáry (1997): There seem to be many ways in which multicellularity can arise, as evidenced by its multiple origins on Earth, but the origin of eukaryotes may have happened only once and may have required a very specific set of circumstances to have produced the functional characteristics we observe today.

We find evidence for multiple origins of Pteridium on the Galapagos Islands and multiple origins of tetraploid P. caudatum throughout its range in Central and South America.

This review will focus on how our knowledge of the molecular mechanisms by which HGFs are produced, bind cell surface receptors and transduce survival and proliferative signals have provided the platform on which the multiple origins of CMDs can be understood and novel therapeutic interventions designed.

Here, multiple origins of the same gene family on different branches of the reference tree are connected by lateral links; edges connecting the same two nodes for different gene families are joined to form weighted edges 82.

If the code were somehow determined by physicochemical principles and evolvable, then multiple origins of life could conceivably converge independently on the same code.

The multiple origins of prn-negative isolates also point strongly to selective pressure on the bacterium.

The analyses testing each symbiont independently, using a CAT+GTR model on the dayhoff6 recoded datasets, resulted in topologies supporting multiple origins of endosymbiosis (Additional file 2s).

Krupovic, M. & Koonin, E. V. Multiple origins of viral capsid proteins from cellular ancestors.

Boritz, E. A. et al. Multiple origins of virus persistence during natural control of HIV infection.