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Small, thin aquifers cannot take up significant magmatic inputs; the magmatic gases should be able to efficiently pass through the aquifer to the surface, while also drying the aquifer in the process.

The finding, reported in tomorrow's issue of Nature, contradicts the traditional view that light can efficiently pass through holes only if they are at least as wide as its wavelength; in smaller holes the waves should collide with the walls and get absorbed.

If your financial advisor is not asking you "Who do you want to benefit from all your hard work?", you are both missing an opportunity to have conversations on how to efficiently pass your wealth on to loved ones.

While about ten to twenty atoms of 284Uut were produced, none of these atoms were registerd by the gold-covered detectors, suggesting either that ununtrium was similar in volatility to the noble gases or, more plausibly, that pure ununtrium was not very volatile and thus could not efficiently pass through the Teflon capillaries at 70 °C.

As nRTIs can efficiently pass through the placenta and accumulate in fetal tissues, their potential to lead to such rare neurological defects by disrupting the physiological retrotransposition required for the development of somatic mosaicism, or for other processes, warrants further study [41] [45].

While salts and metabolites efficiently pass the dialysis membrane, only minimal amounts of proteins were observed to penetrate the membrane.

Furthermore, scFv MO6 efficiently passed through an in vitro blood brain barrier (BBB) model with a delivery efficiency of 66% after 60 min post-administration.

Non-viral vectors can be efficiently passing through biological barriers compared to viral vectors.

These methods are effectively resistant to climate change and are efficiently passed farmer-to-farmer with the help of NGOs, farmer organizations and sometimes, enlightened governments.

We observed that passage 1 and 2 cells formed ADE+ colonies with the same frequency (∼5×10−2), indicating that the insoluble Sup35 aggregates are stably propagated and efficiently passed on from mother to daughter cells.

To study whether the insoluble Sup35 aggregates in 5-FOA treated cells are efficiently passed on from mother to daughter cells, we determined the frequency of formation of ADE+ colonies on SD-Ade and SD+Ade plates after growing cells for many generations (passage 1 and 2) on non-selective plates (Fig. 5C).