The skeleton, like many other tissues of the body, undergoes a constant process of breakdown and renewal.
The emitted optical spectrum during the process of breakdown is also investigated and is used for the characterization of emitted plasma such as plasma temperature and free electron density.
In the process of breakdown and digestion of the Bacteria, some of the bacterial DNA may be taken up by the Ciliates and incorporated into their genomes.
Against what he took to be Main and Solomon's perspective, he proposed that D behaviors could not all be expected to reflect the same process of breakdown of "general functioning" (p. 316), and therefore that the category lacked coherence and meaning.
This has allowed observing the interplay between reaction chemistry and reactor design, as well as the successive, thermally driven events that bring about the processes of thermal breakdown during the liquefaction of solid fuels.
Perhaps if the debate on the decriminalization of drugs had been begun before adopting the present course regarding public security, the country would have saved countless lives, widespread social suffering, grave processes of institutional breakdown, and astronomical monetary resources.
Moreover, several studies investigated the processes of starch breakdown under aerobic conditions (Beck and Zeigler 1989; Fincher 1989), yet the importance of activities and levels of expression of starch-degrading enzymes under low-oxygen stress has not been sufficiently established.
Autophagy is an intracellular self-degradative process for breakdown of the cytoplasmic components, eradicating toxic aggregates and damaged organelles and then recycling the essential biomolecules to maintain cellular metabolism and homeostasis (Yang and Klionsky, 2010).
Thus, this suggested chain of processes requires breakdown of the condition of the frozen-in field line during the expansion phase.
The ions are also activators of the process of glycogen breakdown.
Using enzymes or bacteria, carnivorous plants digest their prey through a process of chemical breakdown analogous to digestion in animals.
