Variation in soil properties may cause substantial differences in metal bioavailability and toxicity to soil organisms.
The results show that ignoring the spatial variability of material properties may cause a model to overestimate the probability of compression failure.
The mismatch of different materials properties may cause stress singularity at the end of the interface between different materials, which leads to failure of the bonding part in structures, so it is very important to analyze the stress singularity field for evaluating the strength of adhesively bonded joints.
The chromosomal translocations encode abnormal fusion proteins, usually transcription factors whose altered properties may cause the "differentiation arrest".
Such properties may cause technical problems for PCR-based amplification and subsequent sequencing, as was also reported for analyzing the plectin gene [48] and the FLG gene [49].
Together these results support previous reports that trace levels of substances with allergenic properties may cause expression of genes indicative of a hypersensitivity reaction in the intestine [ 45].
One concern here is that changing the side groups affects not only mechanical properties but also degradation rates and therefore adapting the side chains to obtain suitable mechanical properties may cause the degradation rate of the material to be either too fast or too slow for the application, which is undesirable.
However, these methods only utilize the spatial smooth constraint in a separated way, but ignore the local spectral smooth property, which may cause the undesirable jagged spectral distortion.
The first notes that it is the incentives found in providing limited protection that fosters the creation and dissemination of information a system of intellectual property protection may cause restricted access in the short run, but overall, the commons of thought and expression is enhanced.
In addition, the use of a high-dose Hep has been limited by its strong anti-coagulant property, which may cause severe bleeding complications (Levine et al, 1989; Lapierre et al, 1996).
