This is because, for the same initial seeding area, a smaller initial density corresponds to a longer average cellular distance, enabling each seed cell to grow into a larger clonal aggregate before interactions play a role.
As an example, a comparison of cost-benefit analysis between a bare frame and a frame designed under gravity loads and equipped with BRBs, shows that the latter is more economical; because, for the same initial cost, the lifecycle costs are significantly smaller.
This is not just a major blow to public confidence in Yahoo, but to Verizon, which had already received a discount of $350 million on its acquisition price for the company because of the initial findings from the breach.
This makes the product suitable for topical use, because of the initial shear to apply the sample; the reduced viscosity results in a good spreading during application and in the formation of uniform film on the skin surface [ 27– 29].
A person was identified as having a follow-up specimen if name, date of birth and gender were the same as for the initial specimen because no additional patient identifiers were available.
This minimum cationicity is important because it allows for the initial electrostatic attraction to the bacterial membrane, which is negatively charged.
We used only P-wave first arrival times, because the phase data for the initial P-wave arrival times are much more accurate than those for S-wave arrival times.
appears later in life as well, because it takes a long time for the initial trauma to give rise to nerve-cell breakdown and death.
Octopus and whelk, a kind of marine snail, were chosen for the initial shipments because testing for radioactive caesium measured no detectable amounts, according to the Fukushima Prefectural fishing co-operative.
The former culture secretary felt strongly she was right to fight her ground because the commissioner found no grounds for the initial complaint – that she had wrongly profited by allowing her parents to live in a house subsidised, in part, by parliament.
