This is in sharp contrast to both Twitter and Facebook, who allow ingress but limit outbound flow.
The increased rates of extension allowed ingress of the subsequent quartz diorite granodiorite sheets, although strain rate slowly declined as the whole complex cooled during exhumation.
It was suggested that the polymeric nature of polymethylmethacrylate allowed ingress of physiological fluids, which permitted elution of incorporated antibiotic, but the relative hydrophobicity of bone cement allowed only 10% of the antibiotic to elute effectively.
ACE1 is tightly regulated at the transcriptional level; transcripts are only found in the penetration peg of the fungus, a specialized hypha that allows ingress through the surface of the leaf and into the plant cell [ 81].
Construction of the anterior part of the vetulicolian body as four semi-independent plates with junctions along the dorsal and ventral midlines, combined with dilation of the grooves, would permit expansion of the internal cavity and so allow ingress of seawater.
Average pore diameter increased 78%and42%2% for concretes with w/c of 0.59 and 0.43, allowing the ingress of aggressive agents.
We believe that the epithelium removed during the photorefractive keratectomy procedure may have uncovered areas of full-thickness radial keratotomy incisions allowing bacterial ingress, causing bacterial endophthalmitis without preceding keratitis.
Lawyers representing the Supreme Court's marshal told the judge hearing Mr. Hodge's case that the law was needed to allow "unimpeded ingress and egress of visitors to the court" and to preserve "the appearance of the court as a body not swayed by external influence".
The product, called the Autoblow 2, is designed to allow the ingress of the male member and, with the help of a judicious drubbing, bring the male to issue.
The scaffold must possess adequate porosity, interconnectivity and permeability to allow the ingress of cells and nutrients as well as the appropriate surface chemistry for enhanced cell attachment and proliferation.
