This result highlights the relative magnitude of DTPA absorption response compared to baseline measurements in CF and non-CF HBE cultures, and perhaps more importantly, supports the use of DTPA absorption as a marker of liquid movement for therapeutic interventions directed at altering liquid absorption in human airway epithelia.
These are a change in boundary layer thickness (liquid movement dead zone) around the fiber, changes in swelling of the fiber caused by high-speed jets of liquor from ultrasonic implosions near to the surface penetrating between the cuticle overlap and micro-cracking of the cuticle surface.
In round-shaped wells, for example, due to the high surface tension, no liquid movement occurred until a critical shaking intensity was reached: for 200 µl of water shaken at shaking diameter of 25 mm, the rate had to exceed 300 rpm.
The solution for the velocity potential of liquid movement is assumed as a suitable harmonic function that satisfies the Laplace equation and the relevant boundary conditions.
Using the probe, it was possible to establish that the shear force that resulted from dual-phase flow along the surface of a fiber was not predominantly due to the bulk liquid movement, but rather to the localized high liquid velocities and eddies that were induced by a rising gas bubble.
The slippery liquid movement that was Ms. Brown's choreographic trademark took a surprising turn in 1987 with "Newark (Niweweorce)," whose title is a word-association game.
The effects of baffie design and number on longitudinal liquid movement in road tankers has been studied experimentally using a one-sixth scale model of a cryogenic road tanker.
The quirky, liquid "movement language" known as "Gaga," which he invented to deal with a dance injury, is now taught around the world.
She draws the eye immediately with her luscious, liquid movement.
He wouldn't have found himself thinking about her in the circle of men, the liquid movement of her hips and hands.
