In the context of reconciling the mechanical properties of trabecular bone measured from in vitro mechanical testing with the true in situ behavior, recent attention has focused on the "side-artifact" which results from interruption of the trabecular network along the sides of machined specimens.
Copper inhibits S-adenosyl L-homocysteine hydrolase activity in a non-competitive manner due to the release of NAD+ [92] that results from interruption of subunit interactions, which leads to a large decrease in the affinity for the NAD+ cofactor [92].
Such centres are thought to result from interruptions of the magma supply to the crest along its length and define a fundamental segmentation of the ridge on a scale of tens to hundreds of kilometres.
Indirect loss, such as that resulting from the interruption of business, are excluded but may be covered under a separate contract.
This form of VaD is characterized by executive dysfunctions (Roman and Royall 1999), abnormal gait, urinary urgency, and incontinence, resulting from the interruption of prefrontal-subcortical circuits due to lacunar stroke and white-matter lesions (Roman et al 2004).
Social policies have helped to mitigate the financial needs resulting from temporary interruptions in earnings; operating expenses of pawnshops have risen; and installment credit and personal loans from banks have become widely available.
In addition, burn patients pose many difficulties in maintaining adequate tight glycaemic ranges resulting from feeding interruptions and variability in gastrointestinal tolerance.
Transverse depressions of the nail plates called Beau's lines result from temporary interruption of nail growth and are seen in a number of acute illnesses, including coronary thrombosis, pneumonia, and severe injuries.
The Tenerife airport disaster for instance resulted from an interruption of routines among aircraft crew and air traffic control, loss of communication accuracy, and low visibility conditions (Weick 1990).
The appearance of a compound locus resulted from the interruption of the locus by more than two mismatches, often resulting in the same repeated subsequence being recognized in more than one frame at different positions within the locus.
Any business interruption resulting from the fire or water damage would also be paid even though a loss of sales or extra business expenses would not be reimbursed because of the power failure alone.
