Mistakes can occur as a result of the error-prone interface between the user's hand and the computer mouse [ 13].
After 1-year storage, all specimens appeared more prone to interface detachment during specimen processing, rendering proper interface characterization more difficult.
The implications of these dimensions for bushfire management have direct relevance to recent international discussions of the vulnerability of the growing number of people living in bushfire-prone rural urban interface areas.
The place of bushfire in landholders' everyday life has direct relevance to recent international discussions of the vulnerability of the growing number of people living in bushfire-prone rural urban interface areas.
Interfacial characteristic between the sensor and host material exists obviously, and the contacted interface is prone to debonding failure induced by the large interfacial shear stress.
Fibrovascular tissue scars at the bone-tendon interface are prone to failure and it remains to be seen if this patient's relief persists in the long term.
These interfaces are prone to fracture in such systems and hence form a weak point.
As consequence, there is a predominance of naked collagen fibrils denuded, making CAD interfaces more prone to deterioration over time [ 3].
Furthermore, this newly characterized diversity of RGS domains helps in defining their ancestral conserved interfaces with Gα and also those interfaces that are prone to extensive lineage-specific diversification and are thereby responsible for selectivity in Gα RGS interactions.
Haight et al. (2004) identified areas of the wildland-urban interface that are prone to severe wildfire in northern Michigan.
The best scoring 10%% of compounds from the Extra Precision docking were combined for the three docking boxes (~5000 compounds per box) and divided into two sets based on whether or not the compound as docked was within 4Å of either EGF molecule in the dimer interface of the prone tetramer receptor model.
