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The preference of this twinning mode as the LIS to the [0 1 1]m Type II twinning mode, which is the normally observed substructure of the Ni Ti martensites, has been rationalized to be due to the closer proximity of the orientation relationships to the lattice correspondence and the lower magnitudes of twinning shear, shape strain shear, twin interface energy and nucleation strain energy.

α and β give the preference of this migrant for consumption in the host country and home country, respectively.

This fact can be interpreted as an increase in preference of this specific protocol due to drastic reduction of extraction treatment between 1973 and 2007 (Figure 1).

Attraction and retention of particle to the surface grain and the preference of this particle for a particular site within the reservoir.

The preference of this group was mainly towards regulations that allowed the continuance of their livelihood practices and hence, less legal restrictions.

An increased rate of sulphate reduction in the latter cases might be due to preference of this bacterial species particularly for consuming reducing sugars present in the growth substrate as reported earlier by Ollivier et al. (1988).

This preference of HIV-1 for target T-lymphocytes wintermediateiactivationtion states may reflect that potent activation through TCR ligation can trigger activation induced cell death (AICD) [ 59, 60] which would significantly reduce the life span of productively infected CD4+ T-cells and may thus self-limit spread of HIV-1 infection.

Ideally, most long-term nursing care would be provided in the patient's home, the most economical solution and the stated preference of 9 in 10 older Americans.

The preference of 11 taste-testing HuffPost editors can't speak for the larger population, but it might serve as an indicator for yogurt products to come.

Depressed patients have more frequently the preference of evening activities as compared with healthy individuals [ 20], but there are no such data concerning bipolar disorder.

Respondents were instructed to assume that time would be traded off from the end of their life, therefore we calculated the present value for time-tradeoff amounts using the difference between the participant's age and life expectancy [ 8] as the timeframe over which to discount, and used a rate of time preference of 3% per year as the discount rate.