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sediment
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These clumps, scattered in eelgrass beds (Zostera marina), remain on intertidal flats and are not lost to deep sedimenting channels.
Factors preventing the recovery of a historically overexploited ... by Trimble, Alan C.; Ruesink, Jennifer L.; Dumbauld, Brett R. / Journal of Shellfish Research
Our methods are useful in flow cytometry and fluorescence activated cell sorting methods, microdissection methods, and for attracting, sedimenting, depositing, layering, attaching, adhering, bonding, binding, trapping or suspending cells on surfaces.
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One of the risks in writing this essay is well articulated by Boquet, just before she begins to describe Carroll's class--"the risk of scripting and sedimenting what I wish to remain unscripted and unsedimented" (86)-and I want to emphasize that I too am not looking to put forward a set piece.
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