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The first elastic plastic regime corresponds to a strong evolution of the indented plastic zone.

This concentration of paramagnetic ions gives rise to the strong evolution of gas at a given applied potential.

Machining tests were conducted in the orthogonal cutting framework and showed a strong evolution of the cutting forces and the chip profiles with tool wear.

Both scission and recombination reactions, which strongly compete as a function of the exposure time, were found to cause a strong evolution of the molecular structure.

Furthermore, while the peak shifts showed that the powders are basically stress free, the SHKL showed a strong evolution of the peak width.

During the growth process, NWs undergo a strong evolution of morphology from cylindrical to conical, then to bent conical, and lastly to bent inverted conical, as shown in Fig. 7a d.

During the reduction of (I) on the mercury electrode a strong catalytic evolution of free tellurium (Te0) is observed indicating a TeC bond cleavage.

This surprising finding indicates strong convergent evolution of the parasites regarding the acquisition and homeostasis of inorganic ions.

However, most PR-10 isoforms cluster exclusively with homologues from the same plant family (Fig. 3A), which can be explained either by proposing multiple independent duplication events in the common ancestors of these plant families or, more probably, by the assumption of a strong concerted evolution of PR-10 loci within each species.

The high level of similarity in the organisation and gene content of the 3′ end of the bovine, murine and human TRA/TRD loci, which contains the TRAJ, TRDJ, TRAC, TRDC genes and the main regulatory elements, indicates that since the divergence of the primate, rodent and artiodactyl lineages 100 million years ago (MYA) [ 29] there has been strong conservative evolution of this region.

Phylogenetic trees of the McrB and McrC homologues showed very similar topologies, suggesting strong co-evolution of these two proteins.