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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01817.009 The increase in ingression rate in the proximity of the future PS territory suggests that cells that have already ingressed may favour ingression of their neighbours.

Omission of a partial wall may increase the infection risk of the surgical team due to the ingression of room air at the supply diffuser periphery.

Surface wear scars also indicated that the proposed design was more effective in impeding the ingression of abrasive particles than the o-ring seal.

Reinforcing bars embedded in concrete structures are corroded, for example, by the ingression of chlorides from sea sand and deicing materials.

A sub-channel flow blockage may be initiated by an ingression of damaged fuel debris or foreign obstacles into a core subassembly for the sodium cooled fast reactor (SFR) due to the compact design of the fuel arrangement.

Consideration is given to the design, fit and features necessary to protect the user from the ingression of water and criteria for comfort are identified to help in the evaluation of a single garment or layered clothing systems.

A rise in Cp at E < ∼ −0.80 V was suggested to be associated with either a strong involvement of water at the interface and/or a continuous ingression of Na+ to the porous surface oxides.

There is wide agreement that Gram-positive bacteria divide by ingression of a plate-like septum.

In addition, an ingression of strong Kuroshio flow is suggested ~3.0 Ma (Tomida et al. 2013).

The epithelial-mesenchymal conversion that characterizes the ingression of both primary and secondary mesenchyme cells coincides with a rapid and dramatic loss of adherens junction-associated beta-catenin.

Waterproof membranes protect against deterioration induced by freeze thaw cycles and provide a layer that slows down the ingression of chlorides that corrode reinforcement (Ahlborn et al. 2002).