As a result, and due to the absence of walls confining the flow, the effects of particle particle interactions start to be relevant for larger mass loading ratios when compared with confined flows, such as those occurring in pipes or channels.
"And they've shown that responsible investment is relevant for large fund investors, not just niche ethical players," he adds.
This situation is relevant for larger particles (> 30 mm equivalent sphere) and thin wood chips, due to sharp edges aiding quick ignition.
While many of these artifacts were measured during cytotoxicity assays, the potential for artifacts is relevant for larger organisms if the tissues being tested have sufficiently high ENM concentrations.
This indicates that the findings presented here for Arabidopsis will be relevant for a large number of both annual and perennial plant species.
Approximately two-thirds of U.S. women in the age group we studied fall into this category (Mokdad et al. 2003; Ogden et al. 2006), and if the associations we observed are true, they would be relevant for a large proportion of the population.
However, given the turbulence with respect to technological change that can be seen in certain health care areas, we expect that the short run might be relevant for a relatively large number of innovations.
This means that the higher the percentage of features trained to be relevant for categorization, the larger the responses in the right fusiform gyrus.
For mussels, it has been suggested that uptake via the gill surface (endocytosis) may be relevant for smaller microplastics, while larger particles are taken up via the digestive system ([152], see next section for further details on this study).
In order to investigate molecular markers that may be relevant for prognosis and therapy in cancer disease, large-scale transcriptomic approaches such as SAGE and microarrays have been extensively reported in the literature [ 10- 12].
