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Results show that there are strong propensities of unstable self-excited vibrations whose frequencies are less than 1,200 Hz under some conditions.

Numerical results show that there is a strong propensity of self-excited vibration of the wheelset track system when the friction coefficient is larger than 0.21.

In (2), it is immediately evident that for given β(D i ) and λ(D i ), peers' opposition to the school culture of the host country—λ(D i ) < 0 compared to an adaptive attitude λ(D i ) > 0 reduces the influence of a strong propensity of parents to adjust to the mainstream culture determined by I ki with β(D i  > 0).

They also provide evidence for the strong propensity of this agent to establish long-lasting, subclinical vCJD infection of lymphoreticular tissues, thus amplifying the risk for iatrogenic transmission.

This result still illustrates the strong propensity of AbdA to establish interactions with diverse TFs in vivo.

SELENOMAB conjugate stability was evaluated over 72 h in human plasma revealing the strong propensity of maleimide conjugates to rapidly undergo exchange with albumin, with the majority of maleimide conjugate being transferred within 4 h (SI Figure S4).

It is, however, unclear whether the two protons on a water molecule in the active site would behave as chemically equivalent given the strong propensity of the protons to form hydrogen bonds with polar groups at the active site.

That such aberrant repair has not been reported for other nonrepeat heteroduplex DNA substrates is consistent with the strong propensity of CAG/CTG repeats to mutate with an expansion bias, a phenomenon very likely to be linked to the unique structures these repeats assume.

The strong propensity of adjacent genes to be located on the same DNA strand in Leptosira cpDNA also mirrors the gene distribution patterns found in the chloroplast/plastid genomes of the two other chlorophyceans investigated (Stigeoclonium and Chlamydomonas), the ulvophytes Oltmannsiellopsis and Pseudendoclonium and the trebouxiophyte Helicosporidium.

These experiments revealed a much stronger propensity of MDA-231 cells to home to the bone marrow than MDA-436 cells.

It is therefore fair to ask what regulates the weaker or stronger propensity of a gene to be regulated, both in terms of plasticity in different conditions and in terms of stochastic noise.