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High levels of carbonation near the surface of concrete samples have been widely studied since they may lower the pH of the concrete and alter the characteristics of a concrete structure if they migrate deeper into the structure.
Cells had infiltrated further into the centre of the scaffolds (P = 0.029) and there was a tendency of blood vessels to migrate deeper into the radial scaffolds (P = 0.057, compared with controls).
What's more, they may represent an innovation that likely enabled the early ancestors of corals and jellyfish to migrate deeper into the water as needed to avoid damage from the sun's potentially lethal ultraviolet light.
Instead, they often migrate deeper into the ICM, where they remain scattered or die by apoptosis (supplementary material Movies 5, 6).
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The survivors -- microbes, at best -- would have had to migrate deep into the interior regions that are warmed by the planet's core.
During the tests, Cr VI) could migrate deep into the soil in the solely horizontal mode.
Huff-and-Puff works best in reservoirs with highly-conductive natural fracture networks, which allow CO2 to migrate deep into the formation and mix with the reservoir fluids.
Some investigators believe that DCs actually carry antigens from the CNS and migrate deep into the cervical lymph nodes (CLN) in order to activate the maturation of residing naive T cells (Karman et al., 2004).
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