A war or an economic collapse has a reality apart from perceptions, which imposes a pressure on reporters to find it.
The HPT process was performed at 298 K (RT-HPT) and 573 K (HT-HPT) by imposing a pressure of 6 GPa over 10 revolutions (0.2 rpm) to the disk-shaped specimens of 10.0 mm diameter and 2.5 mm thickness.
The upper wall of the test section is inviscid and specifically contoured to impose a streamwise pressure distribution over the flat plate to simulate the suction surface of a low-pressure turbine (LPT) blade.
The rapid industrialization and expansion of cities impose a high pressure on water resources including groundwater which often results in their depletion and contamination.
Therefore, maternal neutralizing antibody could impose a selective pressure on the transmitted virus.
There is substantial evidence for biases in the packaging mechanism of the viral RNA into the virion for influenza A viruses, which can impose a selective pressure on segments that can be exchanged between strains [35].
It has been suggested that such residues may impose a selection pressure on the calf's intestinal microbiota if waste milk is ingested by the calf.
Hence, medium with 50% hydrolysate was chosen for the adaptation process as it would impose a significant pressure on the cells without completely abolishing growth.
The inflammatory mediators may impose a selective pressure resulting in bacteria that have a greater ability to escape host phagocytic defence and a higher tolerance against oxidative conditions, features that are typical for human pathogens.
Paradoxically, while increased p53 is expected to inhibit tumorigenesis, Rps27l −/− ;Trp53 +/− mice develop lymphomas at higher incidence with p53 loss-of-heterozygosity and severe genome aneuploidy, suggesting that Rps27l disruption impose a selection pressure against p53.
