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We developed 18 HPC mixtures, suitable for bridge decks in shrinkage-prone locations, using supplementary cementitious materials – fly ash, slag, silica fume, and metakaolin; and local aggregates with three different w/cm: 0.40, 0.35, and 0.30.

However, they are not as widely used as the simple acrylics because of their higher cost and because they are somewhat prone to shrinkage in clothes dryers.

And previous studies of human brains have suggested that these brain regions, which include the frontal lobe and the hippocampus, are especially prone to shrinkage with age.

· Some of the clothes are unfortunately prone to slight shrinkage, so allow for about 10 per cent extra room.

As you get older, your brain gets smaller, and one of the areas most prone to this shrinkage is the hippocampus.

Our study demonstrates that patients with high pre-treatment BMI are more likely to experience CTV reduction and those with lower tumor ADCs are prone to greater GTV shrinkage.

Concrete structures are prone to cracking due to restraint provided to early age autogenous and drying shrinkage.

Shrinkage has its positive side.

"Mould damage, shrinkage," he says.

The result is testicular shrinkage.

What's causing the shrinkage?