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One well characterised example of plant PCD is the hypersensitive response (HR), a localised cell death induced by pathogen attacks which allows confinement of the infection [2].

Extensive calibration techniques and error analysis allowed confinement of uncertainty to the <5% level (with known caveats).

The hydrophilic sites allow confinement of water molecules within the hydrated self-assemblies for low loading of TFSI to promote proton conductivity.

In Thailand, for example, broiler houses with advanced ventilation systems allow confinement of up to 1 million birds per farm (NaRanong 2008).

A pipette tip manifold, that allows the confinement of the film while permits the sample and solvents handling, has been designed for the extraction.

District Attorney Jeanine Pirro has called for civil commitment laws, similar to those already on the books in 12 other states, which would allow indefinite confinement of violent sex offenders.

The separation of the upper and lower jaw by introducing the spacer allowed a confinement of the artifacts to their respecting plane (Fig. 4a and b).

Thus, since BMPRII, and associated LIMK, as well as MK2/Hsp25 colocalized in actin protrusions we cannot dismiss the possibility that phosphorylation of LIMK by MK2 may be involved in anchoring LIMK1 to specific locations and might allow the confinement of LIMK1 activity and cofilin phosphorylation.

Ours results show that increasing the width of Fibonacci's wells af allows to the confinement of subminibands with a widening of minigaps, this causes a consistent and coherent fragmentation.

The proposed approach allows a better confinement of the emitted light and overcomes some physical constrains (resolution, aspect ratio) of PDMS based microfluidic laser thus opening new possibilities for the complex integration of organic laser sources in lab-on-a-chip devices.

In order to demonstrate that the concept of "mechanical confinement" allows use of several types of enzymes and redox mediators, we developed and tested another instance of a "Mechanically Confined" GBFC, based on the dependence on pH of the potential of quinhydrone, an equimolar mixture of quinone (Q) and hydroquinone (QH2).