Growth of the tumour mass depletes the host tissue of nutrients and oxygen, causing starvation and promoting the formation of new vessels as an adaptive response.
In most cases, the bulk tumor mass is depleted of 5hmC even when Ki67-positive cells are rare, suggesting that these tumor cells have had a past history of proliferation leading to loss of 5hmC, which is then not re-established [ 47].
Eventually, however, the CMDR vs. MR relationship approaches 1 1 when majority of the NAPL mass becomes depleted.
15 These effects were more pronounced earlier on in patients with diabetes mellitus and were attenuated if exenatide therapy was started at a later stage when the β-cell mass relatively depleted.
In a re-analysis of Key's Minnesota Experiment, the hyperphagic response to food deprivation was shown to be dictated as much by the psychobiological responses to dietary restraint as by the extent to which body fat, and to a lesser extent lean mass, were depleted (Dulloo et al., 1997).
When boundary layers are large, as in stagnant water, embryos in egg masses deplete O2 not only in the egg mass itself but also in its boundary layer, thus increasing the distance over which O2 must diffuse [18], [22], [23].
Limestone blocks, visible on the top of the depleted mass, around 30 m from the main scarp, evidence their translation and rotation in the past sliding processes.
Phosphorus concentrations were less in the iron enriched soil redox masses than in the gray redox masses, which is the opposite trend compared to As; in fact, the iron rich masses are also depleted in P compared to the bulk soils.
A closed fuel cycle requires the mass of fissile material depleted in a reactor to be equal to or less than the fissile mass produced in the same or in other reactors.
In 1913 Gardener was appointed to reorganize the Congressional Committee of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, which had been depleted by mass resignations of radical suffragists and followers of Alice Paul.
