Taken together, these transcription patterns revealed a road map of fine-tuned adjustments of transcript accumulation within root tissues during the process of AM fungal colonization.
Hence, it is highly probable that birds are selected not only for earlier phenology but also for a fine-tuned adjustment in their phenology every year.
The breath figure process allows for finely tuned adjustments of the ordered hexagonal structures by varying solvents, substrates, temperature, humidity, airflow, and other factors [49].
Clearly, a fine-tuned adjustment of miR168 and AGO1 levels would provide a flexible system for the control of processes that are critical to ensure plant survival under adverse environmental conditions.
Modern window technology allows for fine-tuned calibration of a home's glazing.
Inducible temporal gene expression systems are indispensable tools for fine-tuned analysis of gene functions.
For instance, the process must be fine-tuned so that the plastic isn't stressed in a way that could, down the line, result in defective circuitry.
Without active and fine-tuned vergence adjustments, the fusion process might fail and, since the actual fused precept is the basic ground for higher-level processing of letter and word identification [1], [2], reading might be disturbed.
His inspiration, he says, was the lean manufacturing process, fine-tuned in Japanese factories decades ago and focused on eliminating any work or investment that doesn't produce value for customers.
It is an iterative process that gets fine-tuned until it takes on a life of its own.
The balance between migration and elimination is disturbed and/or regional growth selection processes overwhelm the fine-tuned balance.
