Such nicks are sealed efficiently in the presence of DNA ligase and ATP [12].
Interestingly, despite elevation in baseline cortisol over extended fasting periods, elephant seals efficiently spare protein, suggesting that negative feedback mechanisms may operate to suppress glucocorticoids' proteolytic effects [ 62].
Research covering the development of non-contacting sealing systems that effectively and efficiently seal lubricating grease has produced very little in the way of generally applicable design rules, resulting in designers having to develop their own systems, according to their specific requirements.
The objective of this test is to experiment different concentrations of LCMs through the slot and tapered disk and see how much LCM is required to seal the fracture efficiently.
The lava dome rapidly grew in the summit crater within a few days after subplinian explosions, so the overlying dome might efficiently seal a vent and prevent gas emission.
If pathways of gas to the surface are efficiently sealed by a coherent rock, gas pressure may increase to a point at which the sealing rock fails catastrophically, so that the solid/molten materials and gas are violently expelled in a transient explosion (Self et al., 1979; Wilson, 1980).
They can survive tremendous damage, largely because their blood clots so efficiently, sealing all wounds, and because they have a supremely effective immune system.
MsEPV ligase seals sticky ends efficiently, but has little activity on 1-nucleotide gap or blunt-ended DNA substrates even in the presence of polyethylene glycol.
1. Walls A foot-thick combination of solid wood and hard-foam exterior insulation seals homes more efficiently than typical shells.
In addition, a bony interface more efficiently seals against wear particles present in the joint fluid.
As they expand, they seal the wellbore more efficiently, increasing the pressure of the fracking fluid.
