Thus, it seems that peroxisomes in oligodendrocytes have a neuroprotective function preventing not only the axonal degeneration but also the associated process of neuroinflammation.
For the most part, the report does not pin the blame on fracking itself – pumping large volumes of water, sand and chemicals into rock formations in order to free oil or gas – but rather on the associated process of injecting wastewater deep underground using injection wells.
This associated process of splitting the data for training and evaluating the learning is known as cross validation.
Linked to both wealth and education is the associated process of urbanisation.
Since molybdenum reduction is growth associated [ 18– 25], the use of glucose and all of the other readily assimilable carbon sources reflect a growth-associated process of molybdenum reduction.
Ephemeral hillslope wetlands, seepage lines and catenas are specifically addressed as associated hydrological influences, as well as the associated processes of translocation forming duplex soils and pedogenesis forming ferricrete.
Since molybdenum reduction is growth associated [ 16, 31– 40], the use of glucose and ammonium sulphate as the carbon and nitrogen sources of choice, respectively, reflect a simple growth-associated process of molybdenum reduction in this bacterium.
Genomes are shaped by the interaction of diverse processes and evolutionary forces: recombination, gene conversion, mutation, selection and demography, as well as recurrent cycles of polyploidization and subsequent diploidization, along with hybridization and the associated processes of admixture and introgression.
The designs of experiments (DOE) methodology useful for thermal spraying and associated processes of post-spray treatment are thoroughly reviewed.
It associated processes of historical and documentary study using qualitative analysis techniques in primary and secondary data.
With regard to cognitive structure, we focused on case knowledge because case knowledge and the associated processes of analyzing, applying, and creating, which are considered important for subject-specific classroom teaching.
