Second, it is hypothesized that pooling of the dense compounds (1.75-1.92 g/ml) along the gravitational gradient causes a redistribution of pulmonary blood flow from dependent to nondependent, better ventilated lung areas, due to a compression of the pulmonary vasculature in the dorsal lung regions [ 7, 8].
They draw it out of the air and, using the energy from sunlight, convert the carbon into energy-dense compounds like glucose.
By loading host cell phagolysosome vesicles with electron-dense compounds, these compounds were observed inside Leishmania PVs, suggesting that PVs fuse with late endosomes and secondary lysosomes.
The nitrided Ti surfaces were constructed of a continuous and dense Ti2N compound layer about 2 μm thick and a 7 8 μm diffused layer.
Each of their Hexes contains a dense, diverse compound of samples, congealing in a startlingly authentic rendition of psych rock.
From the earliest fossil record up to the present, cyanobacteria have continued to thrive, adapt and support higher life by converting solar energy into energy-dense organic compounds.
This microstructure is nitrided in the second step, and a dense, closed nitride compound layer is produced.
Their capitula, solitary or arranged in more or less dense or loose compound inflorescences, always contain disc flowers (flosculous, yellow, numerous — up to 300), sometimes with ray flowers (ligulate, white, yellow or pale pink).
13321_2016_121_MOESM2_ESM.sdf Additional file 2. The dense dataset (161 compounds) with the label-powerset transformation of the classes.
