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This relation has been reported previously and is thought to be related to multiagent chemotherapy.

However, this relation has been little studied to date.

This relation has been validated by experiments in various vessels up to 1.2 m diameter.

This relation has been verified by computational modeling as well as non-invasive laser experiments.

Vestibular dysfunction has been long described in patients with migraine; this relation has been addressed as vestibular migraine.

A model describing this relation has been built, validated with experimental data and finally inverted such that it can be used to determine local properties.

High weight gain during pregnancy is believed to contribute significantly to the increase of UI during and after pregnancy, but epidemiologic studies assessing this relation have been inconclusive (10– 10).

This inverse relation has been interpreted as reflecting the role of the hippocampus in modulating glucocorticoid secretion, as well as the effect of glucocorticoids on the hippocampus.

One influential variant of this explanatory relation has been dubbed 'superdupervenience' (Horgan 1993, 566).

This Hall Petch relation has been explained by several models, such as the pile-up of dislocations ahead of grain boundaries [47, 48], grain boundary acting as a source of dislocations [53], and the influence of grain size on the dislocation density (under the assumption that dislocation density is inversely proportional to grain size) [54, 55].

This causative relation has been shown for fast growing underyearling smolt that has a higher incidence of vertebral deformities than slower growing yearling smolt [ 27].