Persistent alteration in conduit artery function and arterial stiffness may predispose a person to hypertension and cardiovascular disease in adulthood.
The long-term stable degassing with a large emission rate is characteristic of persistent degassing, which is caused by conduit magma convection (Shinohara, 2008).
From what often start as admonitions to "be kind to your little sister" to clear and persistent messages of compassion through many conduits that they will slowly but surely absorb, seeing the emergence of compassion unfold in your children before your eyes is a wonderful thing to behold.
The constructs were able to administer NGF release and to maintain persistent NGF gradients longitudinally distributed inside the PLGA/CH conduit for about 6 weeks or even longer.
In contrast to findings after VEGF monotherapy, which promotes intense endothelial sprouting, but results in the development of leaky and disorganized conduits [37], EPC-CM induced the formation of a persistent capillary network as clearly evidenced by long-lasting enhanced density of capillaries and mature vessels as detected five weeks after injection.
The upper part of the cone was formed during the persistent activity between 1631 and 1944, when Vesuvius was in the open-conduit state.
Persistent right umbilical vein (PRUV) is a vascular anomaly where the right umbilical vein remains as the only conduit that returns oxygenated blood to the fetus.
Such persistent degassing is modeled by either the permeable gas flow model (Edmonds et al., 2003, 2010), or the conduit magma convection model (Kazahaya et al., 1994; Shinohara, 2008).
This is a deeply complex process, and one that isn't still fully understood, but the basics are that you need a very gloopy (viscous) magma, a lot of dissolved volatiles, and a persistent source of heat to keep the magma within the chamber and its various passages – the sills, dykes, conduits and so on – mobile and eruptible.
