Early penetration of this Southern (or Antarctic) Ocean, as it has been called, in the search for fur seals led in 1820 to the discovery of the continent.
These neurological complications arise most likely due to the early penetration of HIV-1 into the CNS via infected immune cells such as CD4+ T lymphocytes, dendritic cells, monocytes and macrophages, which are all cellular reservoirs of HIV-1 (Valcour and Paul, 2006; McArthur, 2004; Blankson et al., 2002).
Another important movement is thought to be linked to the early penetration of ancestors of West Bantu speakers into the wet coastal areas of the central African forest, beyond the Cameroon plateau [ 2].
The early penetration of U.S. critical infrastructure provides it with a preemptive strike option should it believe that a U.S. attack is imminent, while the exfiltration of intellectual property provides its many excellent engineers and scientists with a way to accelerate its technological growth beyond anything that we've seen before.
Although some historians have treated Agrippa as an influence on the early penetration of Protestant ideas into Geneva, at that early date he and his friends in all three cities were essentially reform-minded humanists inspired by Erasmus and Lefèvre, not a proto-Protestant conventicle.
Telerate's early penetration of major trading rooms was a key to its later success.
Individually, CAM incubated with 6×10 and 12 × 10 cells/volume shows more prominent evidences of invasiveness of osteosarcoma (Fig. 3 c' and d') and CAM incubated with 3×10 cells/volume shows clumsiness at the invading area because of early penetration and invasiveness of the tumor cells.
Since our results pointed to a potential function of ABA in the initial infection process, we evaluated early penetration events of M. oryzae on barley leaves harvested at different time points after inoculation.
In TG mice, body weight at the start of the feeding trial was negatively correlated with lifespan, which suggests that the ability of TG to resist deleterious diet effects is strongly linked to the early manifestation and penetration of the transgenic phenotype with regard to body mass effects.
At a given impact velocity, the velocity of the failure front is significantly higher during early penetration than during steady-state penetration of the rod.
