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Special emphasis is placed on the interphase coupling via mass, momentum and energy interaction terms and their effects are partially illustrated using numerical examples.

This is partially illustrated in Figure 7.

We then proposed an evolutionary scenario for this locus, where Os06g16300 is the ancestral gene (conserved with the modern Brachypodium gene, Bradi1g43690) that have been partially (illustrated as red exons) duplicated in tandem as Os06g16330 and finally physically separated by the TE-based transposition of the two transposases (Os06g16310 and Os06g16320).

The findings here partially illustrate the extent to which this applies.

Thus, this difference might partially illustrate why different ranking orders in anti-oxidative capacity were observed among the tested S. flavescens populations by using FRAP and TEAC.

This phenomenon partially illustrates that the PSNR is not a good objective measurement of video quality because it fails to take into consideration the impact of video content feature on human perception of video quality.

The construction of the word partially illustrates this: interfere + measure = interfer-o-metry.

Even within an individual, the nervous system can show parallel existing types of organizations that are only partially connected, illustrated by the well-known central and peripheral nervous system.

Based on this mechanism, the majority of chimeric DNA fragments will be sequences where a segment, which is partially deleted, illustrated by Segments a and b in Fig.  1A, joins to another Sequence c from the same chromosome which is inverted.

The two main principles for anchoring of sheathed timber frame shear walls, fully and partially anchored, are illustrated showing the static behaviour of the walls and the force distribution in the framing members and the sheathings.

The comparison of CHAD process and partially HIPSD process illustrates that the partially HIPSD has more advantages in averting the product pollution, energy saving, and economy.