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Gully widening constitutes about 80% of total soil loss, especially in the presence of a plow pan which manifests a less or non-erodible soil layer.

Our simulations show that the chemical weakening effect is the dominant factor, which manifests a self-weakening mechanism in lithiated graphene.

Overall, the results indicate a day-to-day activity pattern which manifests a weekly rhythm for satisfying the needs and desires for different activities.

We also assumed a dependence of (theta ) on the compression ratio R. In fact, a larger compression ratio implies the existence of fewer dominant modes which manifests a lower threshold.

Furthermore, it is capable of withstanding different bending deformations, and can maintain 99.8% capacitance, even after experiencing the bending of 180° for 500 times, which manifests a significant application potential in the field of flexible electronic devices.

Figure 12 depicts a favorable decrease in cumulative water production; the difference between the conventional and the intelligent run is negative with a magnitude of 5.3 MMSTB, which manifests a decrease of 31.89 % in cumulative intelligent water production in comparison with the conventional case.

The diabetes (db/db) mutation (i.e., leptin membrane receptor defect) promotes a progressive, hypercytolipidemia within ovarian follicular granulosa, thecal and interstitial layers of C57BL/KsJ mice which manifests an infertile, acyclic hypogonadal syndrome.

"However," he wrote, "the increasing and disturbing new evidence concerning the execution of the innocent may generate legislation and jury verdicts which manifest a public consensus that the death penalty offends contemporary standards of decency and should no longer be deemed by the courts to be constitutionally acceptable".

These values present a good to excellent bond quality, depending on the strength level of ordinary concrete, reflecting a good adhesion to the substrate, which manifested a positive monolithic response.

Among various virulent factors, C. pneumoniae LPS and HSP60 are well known stimulators of macrophage-mediated inflammatory responses which manifest a strong anti-bacterial defense [35], [36].

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) rearrangements are a key molecular feature of this disease, which manifest a broad phenotypic spectrum.