Keratin can retain a large amount of water in its structure, which makes it a good candidate for wound dressing material as it can help in prevention of loss of biological fluids to the environment and reduce wound exudate.
If for a given compound it can be estimated from its structure which XME may be important for its metabolism, Table 13 presents an attempt to approximate an estimation of relative suitability of human skin models with respect to various XME.
But when an extra cast member unexpectedly appears, it becomes clearhow much thought Mond has invested in his screenplay, particularly its structure, which is more intelligent than it initially appears.
Although this manuscript is very short, I must say that I found it rather difficult to read because of its structure which contains many redundancies and of the fuzziness of its purpose.
That was our Eureka! moment, because once inflated, a bag will use air as a part of its structure, which has limitless possibilities with shapes.
In its structure, which has Jack experiencing psychological breakthroughs that help him to face his demons, the movie sometimes resembles a psychoanalytic teaching aid.
Among the surprises of the book is its structure, which includes an epilogue, "Glahn's Death," told by a second narrator, who seems to belong to another novel entirely.
Not the CFPB itself, but its structure, which is headed by a single individual, Richard Cordray, who serves for a fixed term.
We invested a lot in the playing department per se by changing its structure, which is why we will make a small loss this year.
Despite its structure, which shuttles between one Will and the other, the novel is so tightly woven that it begins to feel miraculous.
Another problem with the Lyon Capital deal, Mr. McCann said, was a conflict of interest in its structure, which was disclosed in the prospectus.
