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This material may contribute to safe and stable meniscus repair.

These spectra are shown because the origin of emission in p-Si is not well-known, and the Si-nCs generated in this material may contribute to explain luminescence measured experimentally.In Figure 7 (right), we display the PL emission spectra observed for the SRO films, when they are deposited by LPCVD technique.

One implication of this model is that almost half of the mammalian genome (retroelements) exists in a permanently silent state like that of constitutive heterochromatin; the presence of this material may contribute to the apparently spontaneous occurrence of germline epimutations [32], [33], [34], [35] because silent chromatin is known to spread and silence adjacent euchromatin.

First, children are less fluent readers than adults, so listening to the material may contribute to better encoding and further processing.

In addition to characterizing the properties of the ENMs, the purity of the ENM powder or suspension needs to be carefully assessed as impurities in this material may contribute to or be wholly responsible for observed toxic effects.

Rational use of self-organized materials may contribute in developing new structures and devices in practical technology.

Moreover, it has been recognized that accidental contamination of therapeutic protein formulations with nanosized particulate materials may contribute to the immunogenicity of this type of biotechnology products.

The low Vp values over the entire lower seismic plane imaged with seismic tomography suggest that materials with lower Vp were more abundant there than in the surrounding slab mantle, although the anisotropy effect of those materials may contribute in part to the lower Vp and Vp/Vs values detected via seismic tomography.

Laminated layer materials may contribute to the T-independent antibody generation by active B cells.

Exactly how raw-material properties influence the morphology, and efficiency, of the resulting tools, remains to be investigated, but our study cautions that plant materials may contribute to between-population variation in NC crow behaviour [ 20, 28– 30].

Clinical isolates of Cronobacter can also produce profuse capsular material which may contribute to biofilm formation [ 3].