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This communication presents a comprehensive intricate database of micromechanical properties' and breakage probability distribution functions of pellets, illustrating the stiffening and strengthening effects of coatings and the softening and weakening effects of structural moisture.

Our results for dry illite/quartz mixtures and wet illite, when compared to the data for wet illite/quartz gouges, are consistent with the widely reported weakening effects of both water (e.g. Morrow et al. 2000) and clay content (Tembe et al. 2010).

This implies that EMSAs are very sensitive and ideally suited to test weakening effects of mutations, in this case TFE mutations such as the TFEβ WH deletion.

Faced with his own mortality and the weakening effects of chemotherapy, Kugel suddenly feels very small.

From the moment crew arrive, the battle is on to save their hearts, muscles and bones from the weakening effects of weightlessness.

One of these is likely to be Darren O'Dea, a 20-year-old novice who is spending this weekend trying to recover from the weakening effects of a virus.

It might also be expected that the weakening effect of the lone pair would be observed in compounds of the nitrogen group elements.

The weakening effect of hunger means that more people are dying from diseases such as AIDS, which infects roughly a fifth of the people in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi.

Since the weakening effect of the lone pair is felt only on the covalent portion of the polar bond, rather than on the ionic portion, the less polar bonds will exhibit the greater lone-pair weakening effects.

The large frictional contact surface between nail and bone results in a self-locking effect without the cortex weakening effect of drill holes.

This is because the increment of initial concentration of the volatiles results in the weakening effect of cavitation reactions (Stapleton et al. 2007).