The rear-chamber potential was taken as ground, and the additions were made to the front chamber.
According to the obtained results, this special ionization chamber presents potential use for dosimetry of conventional diagnostic radiology beams.
Interestingly, the frequency of these phylotypes in 16S rRNA gene clone libraries from the mouthparts differ from that of the inner lining of the gill chamber, indicating potential functional compartmentalization.
In such a volatile climate, Muslim neighborhoods and France's heavily Muslim prisons can become echo chambers for potential radicalism.
Downregulation of thrombomodulin, structural changes in the cardiac chambers and potential blood stasis in the context of reduced myocardial contractility are associated with thrombus formation that may in turn lead to arterial events of clinical stroke or occult cerebral infarction [ 59].
As the perennial third party in British politics, the Liberal Democrats have long regarded an elected upper chamber as a potential steppingstone beyond the marginal role the party and its historical progenitor, the Liberals, have played in British politics since the 1930s.
A majority of legislators in the upper chamber back the potential measure, including Democratic Sens. Chuck Schumer (N.Y).
In the case of a two-chamber MFC, the potential distribution is shown in Fig. 1.
This LPC spheroid/vascularized chamber model has clinical potential to generate three-dimensional vascularized liver tissue for liver replacement.
However, the hyperbolic swirl chamber has a greater potential for the reduction of effective length of hydrocyclone with maintaining high separation efficiency.
When I press Fidden about this potential echo chamber effect that could come from conspiracists dating one another, he dips into his own personal experience.
