Indeed, elevating the media height in wells of normoxic cultures resulted in an increase in Hypoxyprobe™ staining at the cell surface (supplementary material Fig. S4A,B).
In addition, degradation of COD and ammonia nitrogen (NH4-N) at different media height along the reactor was evaluated, and the dates showed that the main reduction process happened within the first 30 cm media height from the bottom flange.
Cell surface pO2 of MPCCs can also be altered by modifying parameters such as media height and hepatocyte density (Fig. 3A).
At the height of media attention to the HP leak investigation story, the Bay Area Business Counsel inducted Dunn into its Hall of Fame for her contributions to the business community and philanthropic causes.
Kitzinger (2002) demonstrated that at the height of media attention to paedophilia in the UK, a perilous entwinement between media and policy-makers existed and it was unclear whose activities drove whose agenda.
Thus, campaigns to change public behavior may be most successful at the height of media attention, which may occur during the early stages of an outbreak.
And although Mr. Jobs did not return to the heights of media frenzy that he reached with the introduction of the iPhone a year ago, his presentation on Tuesday trod familiar, and popular, ground.
The move takes Miliband's campaign against the abuse of media power to new heights after a fortnight in which he has reinvigorated his own leadership by leading the attack on the Murdoch empire.
It was, and will never reach this height again, the sine qua non of media influence and power – journalism at its most sublime and awesome.
It draws on a variety of media, including video, tiny transparencies, animated computer monitors and humongous color images projected on triple-height walls.
