0 present participle of funnel
Conceivably, funnelling could thus be so strong and so cannily distributed throughout the protein structure that no bottlenecks to folding remain.
This reduces bladder neck descent and funnelling during stress, and enhances urethral resistance.
A scan at this time showing funnelling down to the stitch or a reduced cervical length was predictive of preterm delivery.
First, the funnelling of the landscape suggests the process of folding will be hard to destroy completely by mutation.
Again this is a consequence of funnelling.
There are, however, other questions that might be asked about land markets, which centre on whether they were also good at funnelling resources away from agriculture when appropriate.
These studies were not uniform in their inclusion criteria: all included both high and low risk women, 2 included multiple pregnancies and cervical funnelling, irrespective of cervical length.
A vital and dynamic economy depends on an efficient financial system for collecting savings and funnelling them at low cost to the most productive uses.
