However, a secondary, long term, aim is to provide invading cells with a matrix for attachment (Lawrence 1998).
By introducing a secondary short-term aluminizing step via pack cementation with NaCl activator, "enriched" γ + γ′ coatings were achieved with an increased Al content (∼ 22 at.% Al).
The shaft must be able to resist this torsional moment because only complete shaft stability allows a bony ingrowth and therefore a secondary long-term stability of an uncemented prosthesis.
A blood sample could show signs of hypoglycemia because mild hypothermia can cause the patient to deplete his stores of glycogen, molecules that act as a secondary long-term energy producer for the body.
Genes with a secondary metabolism annotation term were also down-regulated in overrepresented manner after manipulation, when compared to expression during biting.
The important aspect of the distinction for the present discussion is that on Locke's view we ought always to explain a secondary quality in terms of a primary quality by which it produces the relevant sensation in us.
This system is dominated by large companies (historically supported by the State), and small ones have a secondary position in terms of innovation, contribution to the national competiveness, etc. and entrepreneurs still face important (legal, market and informal) barriers to start a new business.
Because of the potential for drift in QFT results over the "medium term," a secondary analysis was undertaken on the change in log-QFT results between successive visits.
The potential for misapplication of 'safety agendas' to produce risk avoidance (as opposed to risk management) that would be detrimental to experiential learning in the short term and patient care (as a secondary effect) in the long term [ 11].
