It is now known that the biofilm matrix produced by the majority of organisms commonly comprises eDNA, lipids, exopolysaccharides and extracellular proteins, many of which exhibit amyloid-like properties (Branda et al. 2005; Flemming and Wingender 2010).
The lied proper, like many other forms, commonly comprises two sections, the first phrase of music (a) repeated with different words, and the second phrase (B), again with different words aaB.
In Guatemala, the curriculum for careers in science and engineering commonly comprises one core course in philosophy of science.
Therefore, the multi-continuum model for shale gas reservoir commonly comprises three media: matrix, natural fractures and hydraulic fractures, which is also called dual-fracture model (Al-Ahmadi and Ershaghi 1996).
Currently, this designation commonly comprises all cases where unexplained thrombotic events precede the diagnosis of an occult malignant tumour or appear concurrently with the tumour.
The cells resident in the biofilm are encased within a self-produced exopolymeric matrix that commonly comprises lipids, proteins that frequently exhibit amyloid-like properties, eDNA and exopolysaccharides.
It has been suggested that 'probiotics' preparations commonly comprising lactic acid bacteria, such as Lactobacillus or Bifidobacterium may help prime or maintain normal gut flora and preserve intestinal mucosal integrity, which in turn may be beneficial to atopy and other immune-related conditions, including the response to infection.
Landscapes commonly comprise of mosaics, patches and boundaries.
Microbial biofilms commonly comprise part of the infectious scenario, complicating the therapeutic approach.
Airport runways and taxiways are commonly comprised of a flexible pavement with an asphalt surface.
By Macy Halford August 12, 2008 Accompanying every review copy of a book sent to the magazine is a set of press materials, most commonly comprising a letter from the publisher and an information sheet with blurbs of endorsement.
