In non-aqueous electrolytes, discharge oxides are usually insoluble and hence precipitate at local reaction site, raising the oxygen transport resistance in the pore network.
In human somatic cells, the low levels of telomerase cannot maintain the length of the telomere tracts and hence precipitates senescence checkpoint(s).
With changes in thermodynamic conditions such as pressure, temperature, and crude oil composition, stable dispersion of asphaltenes in crude oil would be destabilized; hence, asphaltenes precipitate out of the crude oil solution and settle in the form of solid deposits which can impede the production process (Shirani et al. 2012a, b).
Experimental results show that silica gel immobilized bacteria exhibited a higher activity than polyurethane immobilized bacteria, and hence, more CaCO3 precipitated in silica gel (25% by mass) than in polyurethane (11% by mass) based on thermogravimetric analysis.
Residual or developed haemodynamic abnormalities and precipitating factor are often present in this patients, hence full investigation and close follow up are necessary once AFL develops.
Hence, migration itself may precipitate, or contribute to, an SLA violation.
However, the reaction between Mn and Bi is peritectic, and hence Mn tends to precipitate out of the MnBi liquid during the solidification process.
By precipitating change, you'll create value.
Or even the precipitating factor?
Hence, inhibiting lactate uptake increases the dependency of aerobic tumour cells on glucose, and as a consequence deprives hypoxic cells of glucose precipitating their cell death [ 5, 7].
