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Hence, for harsh surfaces the gradient paths usually prevail, while on smooth areas the plain paths propagate better.

Although the use of physiological conditions is known to impact in vitro proliferation of cancer cells [5], [6], [7] and primary cells are known to propagate better at physiological O2, the impact of physiological O2 on in vitro cancer cell proliferation is relatively unexplored.

Specifically, in the simulations, are D spikes generated more readily in the distal dendrites of CA2 compared to CA1, or do they propagate better?

Compared to the method in [6, 8], our covariant inpainting approach generates less blurring artifacts and linear structures of the given image is propagated better, as shown in Figure 14a,b.

In other words, these walls with 150 mm of thickness propagate heat better than wall with 200 mm of thickness and over.

We want to evaluate whether improvements in fingerprint prediction propagate to better metabolites identifications.

In multicellular organisms, cooperating somatic cells give up their own reproductive interests to better propagate their shared genetic material.

Moreover, for the propagation from the railway station to a mobile receiver inside the HST car, waves at higher frequencies experience less attenuation through the train carriage, by better propagating through windows.

Signals sent over voice-centric 2G networks generally propagate further and provide better in-building coverage than those of data-centric 3G networks.

I said, 'You can dig stuff up and sell it, but it's better to propagate.' I explained to them that you can tissue-culture orchids, clone them, and from one you can get billions.

He mused about taking another wife all the better to propagate the white race and suggested to like-minded fathers on the forum that his young daughter would probably take a husband in ten years.