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This work aims to contribute for understanding the impact of rock wettability in upscaling and reservoir simulation of fractured reservoirs and, provides solutions for flow simulation of dual porosity flow models under a water filling-fracture regime, which is common in water-wet rocks.
The effects of Ca(NO3 2 based corrosion inhibitor and crack width on the corrosion process of steel reinforcing bars in high performance concrete are important for manufacturing of structure with high resistance and durability, the thermodynamic effects of adhesion of calcium nitrate in concrete may contribute for understanding mechanisms of corrosion inhibition.
The aim of the present study is to contribute for the understanding of the evolution and function of the PTH/PTHrP system in vertebrates by the isolation and characterisation of the PTH/PTHrP receptors in chicken.
The application of this diagnostic tool in other orthopedic diseases that are currently evaluated based on conventional kinetic analysis [ 32- 35] may also contribute for increased understanding of the weight bearing changes observed in affected dogs.
With the goal to contribute for the understanding of satellite DNA evolution and its genomic involvement, in this work it was isolated and characterized the first satellite DNA (PSUcentSat) from Phodopus sungorus (Cricetidae).
This study intends to contribute for the understanding of the role of environmental factors, namely indoor air pollution, on asthma considering a risk group of different ages, and for the development of preventive measures, which are considered priority issues by the European Commission, according to the European Environmental Agency and the World Health Organization.
Although the results discussed here are representative for a short time period (2000 2004), we believe they can contribute for a better understanding of the precipitation cycle over a region highly dependent of water in Brazil.
The identification of additional cases, specially using data from sequenced animal genomes, may contribute for a better understanding of the origin of satDNAs from TEs, the factors and mechanisms related to such phenomenon and its importance for genome evolution.
Also, a matched analysis of muscle fibers and tissue with blood-derived samples would contribute for a better understanding of the origins and mechanisms leading to the proteins being present in blood.
