Movement could also be disintegration: in a 1994 photograph, Stephanie Seymour is shown crumpling like a marionette whose strings have been cut.
Tissue in vicinity of hemorrhage becomes necrotic as can be seen in HE-stained paraffin sections between 9 h and 15 h p.i.A second cause of the emerging necrosis could be the disintegration of blood vessels in the hemorrhagic region resulting in collapse of blood flow.
For example, traditional dissolution release testing could be replaced by disintegration time determination, if sufficient knowledge is attained and correlation established.
Somali forces, however, could be susceptible to disintegration along clan lines.
If business leaders continue to remain silent, the consequences could be a complete disintegration of hard-won trade agreements like NAFTA and, in the case of the Brexit vote, a reevaluation of the European Union.
Beyond that, Russia has a sizable Muslim minority of its own, and a large Muslim population on its southern border, in Kazakhstan, that could be destabilized by any disintegration of Afghanistan.
On the other hand, if they are too strong, their dispersion and disintegration could be difficult.
However, in multi-particle systems such as three-phase fluidized beds, particle penetration could be sufficient for bubble disintegration, particularly under high solids holdup conditions.
It could be shown tha the disintegration of the investigated organism is a function of specific energy input for high cell concentrations in the suspension together with bead sizes between 0.2 and 0.8 mm.
Increased VLPs level beyond 100% could be caused by partial disintegration of actual VLPs into smaller particles.
