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Examples for "groundmass"
Examples for "groundmass"
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However, we still find some happy in the groundmass between the mineral grains.
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Pyroxene, quartz and augite form the groundmass, as seen in section.
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Clear brown glass with many small crystals of plagioclase and pale brown augite (hyalopilitic groundmass) is very frequent in pyroxene-andesites.
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The hornblende- and mica-andesites have groundmasses composed mainly of acid plagioclase with little orthoclase or glassy base (pilotaxitic groundmass).
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In the dacites felsitic groundmasses are by no means rare, but microcrystalline types consisting of plagioclase and sanidine with quartz are more prevalent.
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Results: Decellularization removes the cells leaving behind extracellular matrix rich natural scaffold.
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No food matrix effects were observed for any food except lima beans.
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Particularly, increased matrix stiffness has profound effects on tumor growth and metastasis.
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Fusion volume and fusion area also were greater with the enriched matrix.
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She said: To be on the matrix is to be literally blacklisted.
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At the far end of the matrix, I see a blue ladder.
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The molecular mechanisms responsible for matrix-induced survival signals begin to be elucidated.
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Genomic breeding values were also estimated using the hybrid genomic relationship matrix.
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There were many other ominous fragments in the CIA's daily threat matrix.
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Here, we investigated the role of matrix metalloproteinase MMP13 in these diseases.
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Normal people are getting their views out of this matrix as well.
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Background: Bones are mainly composed of calcium hydroxyapatite and a proteinous matrix.
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Matlab was built for matrix calculations, and it's great at linear algebra.
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To augment and maintain these cascades, an all-natural matrix system is proposed.
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Further analysis indicated a direct binding between MIA and the matrix proteins.
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Vascular endothelial growth factor plays a central role in extracellular matrix degradation.
