This causes a spillover effect.
It was found that the strong metal support interaction, present in ceria samples, plays an important role in CH4 conversion, and lends further evidence to the hypothesis that the metal support interface causes a large spillover of adsorbed C and H species from Pt onto ceria – thus clearing the Pt active sites for further CH4 dehydrogenation.
Under the assumption that the detected Wolbachia strains in seven fruit fly species may not be reliably inherited nor cause a reproductive phenotype, these infections could be considered transient and a result of a spillover from a yet unknown source (while we have identified a potential Wolbachia spillover from F. arisanus to B. frauenfeldi).
They cannot, however, use this data to predict spillover events or, more crucially, when a virus might be dangerous enough to cause a pandemic.
As a consequence, these pathways might cause a general 'spillover' effect on key cell cycle regulators (107) and promote further genetic instability.
The board could have a "spillover effect" in the private sector, Mr. Daschle said.
Taurolidine-citrate locks containing 4% sodium citrate provoked adverse events such as nausea, vomiting, and abnormal taste sensations in 20% of the children, possibly due to spillover of citrate causing a drop in plasma concentrations of calcium and magnesium [ 51].
Oversaturation has become a severe problem for urban intersections, especially the bottleneck intersections that cause queue spillover and network gridlock.
Tricyclic antidepressants (i.e., amitriptyline), potent inhibitors of the neuronal uptake of NE, systemically administered to humans caused a reduction of the whole body NE spillover to plasma, due to the reduction in nerve firing rates.
It could cause additional spillover to the anterolateral myocardium.
