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Consumption, destruction, or sequestration of platelets causes thrombocytopenia associated with increased production by the bone marrow.

Congress has a year to take evasive action before sequestration bites.

Within this battle, the fiscal hawks are OK with sequestration. The hawkish hawks are not.

Aim: To explore the chest X-ray plain film and spiral CT diagnostic value of pulmonary sequestration.

Valuation and estimation of the capacity were made on the function of the carbon sequestration of forest ecosystem in Hunan.

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Hirudin attenuates sequestration of neutrophils and expression of Rho kinase in lung tissue of ALI mice induced by LPS

In a carbon sequestration power plant (CCS), CO2 is extracted from the exhaust then pumped into aquifers and old gas fields several kilometres beneath the Earth's surface.

Priority topics to be addressed will include energy efficiency in buildings, clean coal (including carbon capture and sequestration), and clean vehicles.

Carbon dioxide remains in the atmosphere for centuries, and even the most optimistic proposals for CO2 sequestration would take decades to have an effect.

But Dr Kharaka nevertheless suggests that the sequestration of carbon dioxide should be confined to deep aquifers, where overlying layers of shale would be likely to prevent leaks.

While there are many practical and political difficulties of afforestation of regions this large, the benefits could be enormous and go well beyond carbon sequestration.

The two injection sites being surveyed for the new carbon-sequestration project are under about 100 meters of water, and about 2, 500 to 3, 500 meters down in the rock.