Effective use of energy is crucial due to the continuously depleting energy resources, especially for developing countries which are currently experiencing rapid economic and population growth.
In recent years, renewable energy resources have become more important due to the limited number of regions for production of petroleum-based fuels, which are continuously depleting.
We confirm that Co atoms are continuously depleted from the mother Pt3Co/C electrocatalyst because they can diffuse from the bulk to the surface of the material.
Hermetic storage principally occurs in a controlled environment which continuously depletes oxygen and simultaneously increases carbon dioxide as a result of the respiratory activities of insects in the ecological system of a sealed storage [12].
At work, a constant flurry of tasks, e-mails and meetings draws on our cognitive resources, continuously depleting them, ultimately disrupting our ability to effectively exercise self-control.
Cholesterol also fell in the untreated group, in part because this cohort was continuously depleted as treatment thresholds fell, with subjects switching to the treated cohort who would previously have remained untreated.
This was done to ensure the required ethanol content of the distillate (during a batch distillation the most volatile component is continuously depleted from the liquid in the boiler).
Traditional thinking has been that female mammals are provided with a non-renewable pool of oocyte-containing follicles at birth that are continuously depleted during postnatal life to the point of exhaustion [ 3].
To investigate whether macrophages affect other components of inflammation, we continuously depleted macrophages before and after injury in Tg lyzC dsRed) and Tg mpeg1 NTR-eYFP; lyzC:dsRed) fish and did noTg mpeg1 NTR-eYFPcantlyzC dsRed neutrophil accumulation or resolution (supplementary material fish S7B and Fig. S8).
Here, using the two flow units, the cells were fed continuously either with depleted media containing low glucose concentrations (0.001% w/v glucose), or with a typical high glucose medium (containing 1% w/v glucose).
