In moderately differentiated tumors, destruction and dissolution occurred around invading islets, concomitantly with decreased deposits of both collagens, despite increases in corresponding mRNAs.
It is estimated that the entire population of the colony at the point of its dissolution was around 7,000.
Using multidimensional live imaging of HeLa cells transfected with RFP-tagged Rab7 and infected with metacyclic forms of T. cruzi expressing GFP, we observed initial morphological changes of MT into round-shaped forms followed by dissolution of RFP-Rab7 around the parasite.
The picture, however, turns around when the dissolution normalized to experiment time is considered, where low scan rates of 0.001 V s−1 induce dissolution of only 5 pg cm−2 s−1, while higher scan rates of 0.1 V s−1 lead to dissolution of 76 pg cm−2 s−1.
He hasn't the knowledge to trace the process of dissolution or the mental clarity to define it; all he knows is that he is gasping in the avalanche of disintegration around him.
Up to 10 % IOS, dissolution of prepared IOS membrane was around 0.5 %, whereas, it was about 5.5 % with 15 % IOS.
Soil pH is the most important single factor affecting P sorption and dissolution, where the optimum availability is around pH 6.5.
It is a collection of fragments — vignettes, digressions, fables, lists, metafictional musings — clustered loosely around the dissolution of the narrator's marriage.
■ Emergency bill would allow for dissolution of extremist groups around mosques or places of prayer, blocking media glorifying terrorism (further to new legislation in June) and extended use of electronic bracelets and house arrest.
If you look at what Tony Abbott's government is doing, rather than what it is saying, it clearly has no intention of going to a double dissolution election to get around the opposition of Labor and the Greens to the carbon tax repeal.
