The synergistic actions of harsh conditions results in a higher rate of materials destruction.
They were able to identify significantly higher rates of material loss with the shorter, threaded 12-mm/14-mm 12-mm/14-mm 12-mm/14-mmhe longer, smootrunnions13-mm trunnions (0.402 vs 0.123 mm3/year; P = 0.035).
One commonly reported mechanism of failure of metal-on-metal (MOM) hips is the result of a high rate of material loss (through wear or corrosion, or both), frequently related to suboptimal implant positioning and subsequent edge loading.
Erosion-corrosion, also known as flow-assisted corrosion, is the general term encompassing a spectrum of mechanisms from accelerated corrosion to a purely mechanical damage, which causes high rates of material loss in industries (Elvis 2008; Roberge 2000; Chen 2006).
High-activity lesions in PET image appear with higher intensity due to more absorption of radio isotope material and higher rate of radioactivity [ 17].
The combined loss of Sox2 and Sox3 did not cause a significantly higher rate of apoptosis in the SC (supplementary material Fig. S1O,P), nor among oligodendroglial cells as assessed by combining TUNEL or cleaved caspase 3 staining with Sox10 immunohistochemistry (Fig. 6W,X).
Lately, the research in the field of bioactive materials aims to develop improved materials with a higher rate of success in the osteointegration process and in inducing bone regeneration.
Second, the much smaller seed size of A. thaliana may have promoted longer distance migration of its seeds in transported soil or other material, and the higher rate of gene flow could be countering selection.
For example, Item 6 on the GeDI asks students whether a biologist would agree or disagree with the (incorrect) statement that "The fact that individuals that were best suited to the environment had a higher rate of survival contributed to genetic drift" (Supplementary Materials in Price et al. 2014).
Higher rate of Corporation Tax for banks.
