Fluid flows with chemical reaction have key importance in many processes such as drying evaporation at the surface of a water body, energy transfer in a wet cooling electric power, food processing, groves of fruit trees, etc.
Long acquisition times will be associated with the risk of not resolving fine details of margins and internal architecture; this could have key importance for the differential diagnosis, and may even run the risk of missing cancers altogether because they are masked by adjacent breast tissue.
Thus, our study is presenting transcriptomic information that would otherwise not be detected by standard microarray and yet have key biological importance for development.
Migraine is a complex neuronal disorder where the cortex has a key importance and characteristic headache attack is associated with multiple sensorial disturbances.
The investigation based on DNA interactions has a key importance in order to understand the mechanisms of action of antitumor and antiviral drugs and to design new DNA-targeted drugs [7, 8].
It indicates that the first stage of DOX reduction by CPR, undergoing reductive activation probably according to the mechanism of the redox cycling, has the key importance for the metabolic conversion of DOX.
1 2 The exact pathophysiological pathways of RLS remain unknown; the impairment of the central dopaminergic system and iron deficiency in the brain have a key importance, but genetic risk variants have also been identified.
It was also found, using superoxide dismutase (SOD), that the first stage undergoing reductive activation according to the mechanism of the redox cycling had the key importance for the metabolic conversion of DOX.
Cook, though, denied that Jobs had had such a key importance, especially in the product field.
