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The presence of both iron canisters and bentonitic clay in some engineered barrier system (EBS) designs for the geological disposal of high-level radioactive waste (HLW) creates the potential for chemical interactions which may impact upon the long-term performance of the clay as a barrier to radionuclide migration.
Such soft transformations appear most common for natural attenuation (e.g., solar photolysis, biodegradation), but may also occur in some engineered treatment systems.
Animal size is a critical determinant of the experimental strategy and may be a limiting factor in itself for certain procedures (i.e. technical challenge for the instrumentation of coronary vessels in small animals, unaffordable costs derived from the wider biodistribution of some engineered compounds in large animals).
In some cases engineered double mutants have greatly increased effects.
Adoptive T-cell therapy of cancer is a treatment strategy where T cells are isolated, activated, in some cases engineered, and expanded ex vivo before being reinfused to the patient.
Managers in some level in a company, in which some engineers are joining our training classes, should pay more attention to the training processes.
In 1964, she engineered some organisational back-up to her iron determination to, as she saw it, clean up the BBC.
In genetically engineered mice, some genes that are clearly associated with specific human tumors (e.g., RB1 in retinoblastoma and NF2 in meningiomas and schwannomas) have no such effect.
Finally, although oxidative stress might augment leukocyte telomere length attrition to some extent, in genetically engineered mice with ablated telomerase, short telomeres impair mitochondrial biogenesis so as to increase the output of reactive oxygen species and compromise organ function.
In fact, some engineers insist there is no tool that can't be improved.
Some of the best people in the industry engineered it; some very top people put their hand on this.
