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In the supplementary material, we indeed show that if we perturb the constraint S=C, the actomyosin flow is strongly perturbed which suggests that the tension externally applied by the neighbouring cells strongly regulates the actomyosin flow.

Strain fields around volcanoes such as Kirishima and Sakurajima are strongly perturbed because of volcanic activity.

In Mediterranean areas, however, trees are rarely used for dendroecological studies as ring growth is strongly perturbed by browsing and other disturbances.

Because the oxidation is a kinetically limited reaction and is restricted to about two surface monolayers, the bulk will not be strongly perturbed [24].

Due to the large differences in size and electronegativity between the impurity and the host anion it substitutes, the band structure of the host is strongly perturbed and modified.

They found that 65 electron density profiles out of these 1500 profiles were strongly perturbed with peak densities ~ (0.5 1.4) × 104 cm−3 at altitudes between 80 km and 105 km, presumably due to ionization of meteoric atoms.

In conclusion, type 2 diabetes is characterized by an increased disorderliness of the fasting serum insulin time series, strongly suggesting perturbed rapid oscillatory insulin release.

In summary, our data clearly demonstrate that postnatal ketanserin treatment prevents the emergence of anxiety following MS, and along with prior results, strongly link perturbed 5-HT2 receptor function following MS to the establishment of susceptibility for adult anxiety.

A Western lifestyle is strongly associated with perturbed metabolism, as evidenced by the epidemics of obesity and diabetes: this may also provide the setting enabling the progression of epithelial cancers.

In that case the stationary value is locked to the threshold whatever the value of the other parameters (as long they are not perturbed so strongly that x j is no longer a singular variable in the perturbed system).

The jerk index (Figure 3.c) shows that, as expected, while no significant differences was found among the groups (F 2,15) = 0.1063; p = 0.89), the movements in the F condition were strongly smoother than in all the perturbed conditions and a strongly significant difference was found among the different target sets (F 5,75) = 60; p<0.01).