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Another intriguing question originating from our study is whether the secondary (and tertiary) SASP (Fig. 5F) possess DNA damaging and senescence-inducing activity, which can be responsible for spreading of DNA damaging activity in tissues surrounding senescent cells.

The wastewater in question originated from Tarnowskie Góry landfill chemicals storage.

New modeling results, based on the elastic constants of disordered graphite, indicate that this counter-intuitive Vickers hardness scaling, which is a decades-old open question, originates from the PyC inter-layer shear elastic constant and the crystallite aspect ratio evolution with processing temperature.

As we see, the powerful method for studying the stability of functional equation was first suggested by Hyers [17] while he was trying to answer the question originated from the problem of Ulam [18], and it is called a direct method because it allows us to construct the additive function directly from the given function.

The cash in question originated from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), a fund the country's government established to collect money from foreign investors with the ultimate goal of "improving the well-being of the Malaysian people," according to the DOJ.

This question originates from the HBSC-study [ 6]; however, the question was changed to include both TV and PC use in the present study, while TV and PC use were separate questions in the HBSC-study.

Crossing the 'spatial barrier' seems to be the biggest challenge for future investigations on soil biodiversity, because traditional approaches of community ecology will not be sufficient to answer the questions originating from large-scale impoverishment of the soil fauna.

The resulting FA index includes eleven questions originating from validated instruments [ 27].