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The increasing condition number of the matrix and loss of locality in the matrix stencil as p increases, in addition to the effect of weakly enforced Dirichlet boundary conditions all contribute to the challenging algebraic setting.

Primarily, the factors are the amount of CO2 remaining in the pore space connected to injection wells but not to the producer; dissolution into the formation water, subjacent aquifer, or both; accumulation in the pore space vacated by produced oil; chemical reaction with the minerals in the matrix; and loss to a thief zone.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is characterized by destruction of extracellular matrix and loss of chondrocyte function.

Pulmonary fibrosis is a progressive and lethal lung disease characterized by accumulation of extracellular matrix and loss of pulmonary function [ 1].

These lobules contained large hepatocytes displaying key features of frataxin-deficient cells: mitochondrial dysfunction (deficient SDH activity, mitochondrial proliferation, clear matrix and loss of cristae), intramitochondrial electron-dense deposits and signs of cell death.

Conversely, two hallmarks of breast cancer development, stiffening of the extracellular matrix and loss of laminin signalling, led to the loss of β-casein expression and non-biomimetic intracellular elasticity.

In addition to age-related pathological changes, mild renal interstitial edema and degenerative mitochondria with diminished matrix density and loss of the cristae in the proximal tubular cells were more frequent in 10-month Cd-treated rats.

In addition, PSPOS parasites exhibit a variety of morphological mitochondrial alterations, such as mitochondrial swelling, lack of matrix electrondensity and loss of the inner mitochondrial membrane organization (Fig. 5H and I).

In knee OA, disease progression is linked to matrix degradation and loss of molecules.

In contrast, an inhibitor selective for ADAMTS-4 and ADAMTS-5 was least effective at blocking IL-1-induced matrix catabolism and loss of mechanical properties.

Overproduction of extracellular matrix components and loss of specialised epithelial structures are analogous to the process of scar formation after tissue injury.