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Presence of attached stall vortices on the Darrieus blades and increased concentration of vortices on the downstream of Darrieus rotor justifies the design of Darrieus rotor on top of Savonius rotor, which could be reflected in high value of power coefficient of the rotor.

Different data-scenario combinations resulted in significant differences, which could be reflected in the high standard deviations ranging from 18.3 gC/m2/year to 57.7 gC/m2/year during 2006 2050, indicating GCMs have great effect on NPP.

The growing frustration among Republican voters in their party is a troubling trend heading into presidential election season, says Whelan, which could be reflected in Republican voter turnout next November.

A Grexit would naturally prompt many Europeans to become even more disillusioned by the EU 'experiment', which could be reflected in the next round of general elections across the continent.

This is conceptually not surprising, as symptoms during the IPS are less persistent and specific (and may even return to "normal"), which could be reflected in the disease-related biochemical read-outs (Figure 4).

Thus, higher levels of age may show increased emotional and social problems, which could be reflected in the association with higher means of overall OHIP-14.

The strongest predicted migration event represents admixture from the root of the East Asian branch into Turkey, which could be reflecting Central/South Asian population migration [ 10].

Studies consistently indicate lower estimates of illicit drug use in Sweden compared to many countries [34 36], which also could be reflected among gym-goers [24, 25].

Sitka spruce and loblolly pine, like most conifers in their natural environment, have been confronted by various endemic herbivorous pests, which we speculate could be reflected by high dN/dS estimates at genes involved in defense and stress response.

Although an IS 6110 element present in the same locus could be due to convergent evolution, which in time could be reflected as insertion hot spots (i.e. independent insertions within few nucleotides in a given locus)[ 10], our observations suggest that insertions at the same nucleotide position are more likely due to a common ancestral insertion.

Nevertheless there is evidence that epileptiform activity may manifest in the autonomic nervous system [23], [24] which suggests a possibility that subcortical discharges could be reflected through its influences on the autonomic nervous system.