Inayoshi and Omukai (2012) proposed that cold accretion flows may penetrate deep into atomic cooling halos and shock-heat the gas at densities (n_{mathrm{H}}gtrsim10^{4}mbox { cm}^{-3}), where H2 cooling is no longer efficient.
These results suggest that periodontal pathogens may penetrate deep periodontal tissues in vivo.
Thus it remains plausible that αCGRP may penetrate deep within the juxtamembrane domain.
In time, and armed with its phenomenal new technologies, neuroscience may penetrate the deep grammar of abstract aesthetic forms like lines, colors, structural metaphors for space and time employed by artists in the throes of their emotions or vision.
Yellow and green reach greater depths, and the longer blue and violet wavelengths may penetrate as deep as 1000 m.
The observations in the various infrared atmospheric windows indicate that the anticyclonic circulation observed near the poles may penetrate as deep as to 50 km altitude, i.e. to the base of the clouds.
The rare people who have caught bird flu may have had unusually high numbers of alpha 2,3 receptors in their noses, or the virus may have penetrated deeper into their lungs, where humans do have some alpha 2,3 receptors.
More satellites may suffer damage as solar ions penetrate deeper into the planet's weakened magnetic shield.
In the non-aspirin group, the energy that was not absorbed by the hemoglobin located in the surgical surface may have penetrated deeper to the layer below, where coagulation rather than vaporization occurred due to a lower energy concentration.
"The big question is: If the next, larger earthquake happens, if it manages to penetrate deeper than we think, it may be bigger than we expect," said Caltech seismology professor Jean Paul Ampuero.
