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In this regime, the devices become true vibration absorbers that alter the structural oscillations which may consequently affect energy harvesting capability.

In case of weak models (i.e., low precision of data), however, the success rate of AR may be low, which may consequently introduce large errors to the baseline solution in cases of wrong fixing.

Emitted monoterpenes represent a mix of stored (temperature dependent) and de novo synthesized (light and temperature dependent) monoterpenes57 which may consequently contribute to the lack of a relationship between pool sizes and rates of emission and large variation in emission rates (Fig. 8A,B).

The simulation results compared with experimental data have clearly demonstrated that the improved model effectively describes the various shapes of bubble breakage events, which may consequently have a strong impact on the interfacial area estimation that is crucial for calculation of the transfer rates of mass and heat transfer in the bubble columns.

Higher solvent polarity could lead to lower energy of the nanoparticles, which may consequently reduce the polydispersity of the nanoparticles.

For example, not knowing what the exact competencies of the EPs are, which may consequently lead to an ungrounded concern that patient care may suffer as a result.

Encapsulation allows for protection of the encapsulated material from harsh physical or chemical environments, as well as retention of micro- or nanoparticle surface properties, which may be consequently modified as desired.

As the span length of suspension bridges increases, the diameter of cables and thus the wind load acting on them, the nonlinear wind-structure interaction and the spatial non-uniformity of wind speed (including the vertical and horizontal variations) all increase consequently, which may have unnegligible influence on the aerostatic and aerodynamic behavior of long-span suspension bridges.

Note that the real-time connectivity is based on more recent vehicular traffic information which is obtained on-the-fly as packets are disseminated in the network, rather than the pre-stored traffic information in the digital maps of vehicles, which may be obsolete and consequently different from present values.

Thus, it was crucial to avoid the logical errors and idiosyncratic decisions, which may lead to inconsistencies and consequently would require backward-incompatible restructuring of the classification system and its application.

Therefore, we hypothesized that L1 RNA and intronic pre-mRNA of genes containing L1s, because of complementarity of both sequences, form dsRNA which may be targeted by RISC, consequently depleting the amount of mRNA derived from genes containing L1s.