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Hence, during our calculations, we utilized a well-known model of softcore filler particles able to penetrate each other.

The next step of this study was to achieve sufficiently stable and functional immobilized particles able to repeatedly solubilize HABO.

However, highly-reducing conditions are required to reduce the small silicate domains into small cobalt particles able to grow single-walled carbon nanotubes.

Lipoplexes result from the intimate interaction of ON with cationic lipids leading to ON carrying particles able to be taken up by cells and to release ON in the cytoplasm.

The colloid-chemistry control of metallic powders in aqueous slurries is proposed as a way to produce spherical granules of fine titanium particles able to be processed by powder metallurgy (PM) techniques.

However, in the inhabited volcanic areas, concentrations of 10 μm volcanic particulate diameter, i.e. the upper limit of particles able to penetrate the upper airways, are likely to be highest during small events due to reduced dispersal of low altitude plumes.

Under our culture conditions, nemalite and chrysotile increased the expression of the cytokeratin-13, a specific marker of squamous metaplasia, whereas nemalite was the only particle able to strongly induce the formation of cross-linked envelopes.

Though the sizes of in situ formed TiB2 reinforcement particles are smaller than the erodent SiC particles, TiB2 particles are able to effectively resist the erodent particles.

Many studies have demonstrated that inhaled fine particles and aggregates of ultrafine particles are able to burden AMs thus impairing their phagocytosis [ 2, 28].

The small particles show a background luminescence, while the larger particles are able to reveal intensive photoluminescence.

The performance enhancing properties of nano-silica are achieved through two mechanisms: firstly, the ultrafine particles are able to fill the voids between the cement particles improving ''packing'' and creating a less permeable structure.