| A molecular biologist helped me understand what happens to muscle fibres when there's a strain or a tear, and how infiltrations into the injury may help. |
| No massive incursions or large-scale infiltrations from the steppe into the Middle East took place, therefore, until after the overthrow of the Persian Empire at the hands of Alexander the Great in 330 bc. |
| That is why oriel windows and other verandas are often the site of infiltrations near the junction with the facade. |
| The stated purpose of this construction is to protect Egyptian national security and guard against infiltrations of perpetrators of terrorist activities to be carried out inside Egypt. |
| Common symptoms include leukocytosis, cytopenia, hepatosplenomegaly, and skin infiltrations. |
| Without this air replacement the building is maintained under negative pressure, reducing the efficiency of exhaust fan and increasing infiltrations and draughts which make the work areas uncomfortable. |
