Our simple interpretation of the increase in oxygen extraction following a loss of perfused capillaries in sepsis was that each perfused capillary would need to support a larger volume of tissue to compensate for the loss of oxygen supply from stopped-flow capillaries [ 47].
"Believe" read one of the mosaics United's fans held up before kick-off and their side, with a volume of support not heard here since last season's semi-final home leg against Barcelona, certainly did.
Modern Fertility, meanwhile, has "systems and tech and integrations that support a high volume of tests" conducted at the same time, she says, explaining that with volume comes discounted pricing.
This is the process one uses to determine how many channels or trunks will be needed to support a certain volume of telephone traffic.
Selwyn (2011) contends that while digital technologies may support "a greater volume of learning opportunities … these are often homogeneous and interchangeable" while provision tends to be dominated by "popular and profitable areas of study" (pp. 100 101).
Perhaps, each tER-Golgi unit is able to support a given volume of cytoplasm and mechanisms are implemented to ensure this.
With regard to the regulation of the number of nuclei, it has long been thought (Strassburger, 1893) that a nucleus can support a certain volume of cytoplasm, and that a constant myonuclear domain is maintained during changes in fibre size.
More than a century later, a volume of data supporting this hypothesis has begun to accumulate [ 168- 170], and reports have appeared of associations between AD and diverse infectious agents including both viruses and bacteria [ 171].
It consists of a polycarbonate microculture chamber with a volume of 4 μL that supports cultures of C. elegans worms in liquid media.
Gold is that very rare thing it has intrinsic value, but enough of it exists to support an adequate volume of trading in it.
