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We calculated the oxygen oxygen and proton oxygen pair correlation functions and found a significant difference in the latter under compression compared to the other two conditions, which suggests the origin of a second O H interaction, in addition to the original O H bond.

Kramer Krönigig approach suggests the origin of nearly constant loss is due to caged ion dynamics feature.

In Ms. Jeansonne's "Up-State," a sliver of forest scenery suggests the origin of the wood that went into the painted furniture and child's block that make up her whimsical wall relief.

This indirectly suggests the origin of the observed genetic rearrangement.

The phylogeny in Figure 5 suggests the origin of the additional subunits.

Second, this homology suggests the origin of these viruses by recombination of genomes of two different groups of viruses.

WHILE the Stout Scarab suggests the origins of the minivan, the Nissan Forum could be its future.

We fabricated three-dimensional SWNTs (3D-SWNTs) suspended between SiO2 pillars grown on flat quartz to suggest the origin of the photoresponse of SWNTs.

Some suggest the origin lies in Europe from a hybrid between F. lybica and F.silvestris, while others believe it was introduced, already domesticated, to Egypt from Nubia or Persia.

Premonitory symptoms, such as tiredness, difficulty in concentration, mood changes, yawning and cravings, suggest the origin of the problem is likely to be within the brain, and therefore, nausea could also be a predominantly centrally driven symptom.

Furthermore, Yamamoto and colleagues reported a rare case of esophageal GC combined with small cell carcinoma, suggesting the origin of GC may be associated with small cell carcinoma [7].