The four failure phases mobilized a possible total volume of about 530 million m3 over an area of 20 km20
This phenomenon might be related to the miscibility of oil and water which enables the water phase to mobilize to the surface with oil in the solution phase.
As expected, seed reserve mobilization and photosynthesis pathway genes are preferentially induced in the phase to mobilize seed storage reserve in mature grains, and acquire autotrophic growth ability to meet the increasing demand for energy and nutrients in seedling growth.
In the next pore volumes, DNAPL is dissolved in a oil-in-water microemulsion phase and is mobilized in an excess oil phase lighter than the microemulsion (Winsor Type I system).
However, another possible explanation is that the carbonate-extractable Mn, Pb, Zn and Co in winter originate, at least in part, from a monosulfide phase oxidized during sample pretreatment, mobilizing these elements into the carbonate phase.
In the second phase, copper is mobilized from the PCBs by the ferric ions, and the ferric ions are reduced to ferrous ions.
It has already gone through distinct phases, with shifting missions, messages, and means of mobilizing.
Several early phase clinical trials have tested anti-angiogenic agents, leukemia mobilizing agents, and vascular disrupting agents in AML patients.
Country counterparts need to own the process of mobilizing new resources and shaping the next phase of PEPFAR-partner country relations.
Glycogen may have a role as metabolic intermediate since it is accumulated mainly during the exponential growth phase by cells and is mobilized later in the stationary phase, or may act as part of a sensing/signalling mechanism.
Because the residual phase is difficult to mobilize, the overwhelming dominance of the residual fraction for these trace elements (Table IV, Fig. 5), except Pb, Cd, Zn, and Cu, indicates that trace elements are strongly bound, or held, within mineral crystal structure, and are thus not easily mobilized under the natural conditions.
