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It is concluded that the useful lifetime of a right ventricle (RV) to pulmonary artery (PA) conduit may be extended by BD of an obstructed biological valve and/or BD of a stenotic conduit-pulmonary artery anastomosis.

Swarms of MF earthquakes which are observed in the shallow part of the conduit may be related to instability of the rocks within the vent, perhaps caused by the presence of a cavity; thus, they can be precursors to LF earthquakes.

Such a structural conduit may be necessary for proper signaling from the posterior follicle cells to the oocyte.

In patients with prior gastric surgery or inadequate gastric blood supply, a colon or, rarely, a small bowel conduit may be used but with associated increased perioperative morbidity.

Whether lumen formation in type II EP bridges occurs through cell hollowing, cord hollowing, or another process, the ability of EP cellular extensions to form these conduits may be through de novo biogenesis via filopodia-like extensions distinct from type I EP bridge extensions and/or morphological transition from type I EP bridges.

The simultaneous delivery of two or more NTFs from nerve conduits may be more beneficial in peripheral nerve regeneration than the delivery of a single NTF.

Limitations in our experiments remain however as, in nature, sintering at low pressures in conduits may be accelerated if volatiles are resorbed into the melt, locally lowering the viscosity [ Hess and Dingwell, 1996] and facilitating neck formation.

An example would be that the electrical plans, a circuit may have the "home run" "leg" (the wire going from the first junction box in a circuit to the panel box (the power source) highlighted or in darker ink than other circuits, and exposed conduits may be indicated by a solid line, and concealed conduits by a dotted or broken line.

It is concluded that conduit replacement may be deferred by balloon dilatation of obstructed biological valves and/or a stenotic conduit-pulmonary artery anastomosis.

Conduit obstruction may be caused by either physical or chemical processes.

Conduit obstruction may be caused either by physical or by chemical processes, although the latter seems more likely in the case of Mt. Tokachidake.