To further explore the potential relationship between astrocytic activation with nerve regeneration, we compared the
regenerable PNI (the transected nerve was rebridged) with irreversible PNI (the nerve was defected with a 5 mm gap).
First, blood is
regenerable. The human body naturally will manufacture
El endotelio corneal del ser humano, de los primates y de los carnivoros es limitadamente
regenerable, en el caso de perros jovenes forma una capa seis semanas despues del 90% de destruccion.
In the future the greatest attention should be paid to the resins from
regenerable raw materials such as lignin and tannin, which have not given products of satisfactory quality up to now [2].
* CrystaSulf Downhole Sulfur Removal (CrystaSulf DSR): A
regenerable process for the continuous removal and recovery of sulfur depositions in sour gas well bores.
Continuous-flow metal biosorption in a
regenerable Sargassum column.
* Reduction of commercial gap and of the current account on the basis of modernization of industry and agriculture, as well as of the development of energy production on the basis of
regenerable resources.
Another attribute that makes PLB an excellent target tissue is that it is an easily
regenerable somatic organ.
The oxidation of hydrosulphide by ferric iron and, in return, the [O.sub.2]-based reoxidation of ferrous into ferric iron would perpetuate the pollutant conversion while requiring little amounts of cheap, easily
regenerable, and recyclable oxidant.
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Regenerable Two Bed Deionization Systems--Design and Operation
Esto proviene de plantas que necesitan de combustible fosil no
regenerable. En Arabia Saudita ya lo hacen con energia solar.
Low-temperature flue gas desulfurization by alumina-CaO
regenerable sorbents // Fuel.
