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Such evolution patterns of hyperpycnal channel systems are ascribed to the progressive decrease in flow capacity of hyperpycnal flows, and provide an adequate explanation for the basinward channelization behavior of hyperpycnal systems.

Symptoms from many organ systems are ascribed to "chronic LB", including fatigue, stiff neck, migrating arthralgias, myalgia, chest pain, palpitations, abdominal pain, nausea, back pain, headaches, etc. [ 3].

The high-performance of the OLC-based system compared to the other carbon systems is ascribed to the combined unique intrinsic properties of the OLC; high electrical conductivity, highly accessible outer surface and large interparticle pore volumes.

Fourteen systems were ascribed to class 1 which is characterised by an ABC domain fused to an IM domain and contains systems predicted to function in the export of substances from cells.

The island growth in the system is ascribed to the synergistic effect of fast redox kinetics and surface capping of large polymeric ligands.

For each criterion (chemotaxonomy, traditional medical uses and published scientific data), an arbitrary score system was ascribed to the species and the sum of these enabled us to compare potential candidates.

The deviation of Tg in the PTN nanocomposites system is ascribed to the interplay of two competing effects; (i) the increase in the local free volume owing to the confining effect of intercalation (enhanced the chain mobility) and (ii) entropic constraint imposed by the stronger interfacial interaction due to the physical jamming of layered clay (retarded the chain mobility).

One control system is ascribed to the double-recessive genotype for E3 and E4[ 2- 6], which encode the phytochrome A (PHYA) proteins GmPHYA3 and GmPHYA2, respectively [ 7, 8].

The lower reliability observed with the control system is ascribed to the variance in the background signal (IMB) discussed above (cf. Figure 1B).

The only if direction of this principle which leads to a minimum of value ascriptions is endorsed in van Fraassen's original version of the modal interpretation (this direction is equivalent to the Eigenvector Rule in Redhead 1987: 73, 120) while it denies the if direction, which prevents that more than a minimum of values are ascribed to a system.

At the basin scale, the Abu Gabra Formation showed different sandstone bodies thickness, geometry, and architecture and are ascribed to different depositional systems.