Weak electrical currents in the brain flow as a consequence of acquisition, processing and transmission of information by neurons, giving rise to electric and magnetic fields, which can be modeled by the quasi-stationary approximation of Maxwell's equations.
Although carbapenem resistance remains at relatively low levels in northern Europe, it does constitute a serious threat worldwide as a consequence of acquisition of carbapenemase genes with a higher prevalence in southern Europe and Asia.
Furthermore, longitudinal studies have provided evidence with some conviction that these differences are not only behaviourally correlated but can also occur as a consequence of skill acquisition, and are then maintained only for as long as the skill is practised (Draganski et al. 2004; Boyke et al. 2008).
These taxa share only 90% of their genes and are considered more divergent than ostreococcal species, as a consequence of gene acquisitions that selectively expanded unique repertoires in each organism [ 68]. * Equivalent paired chromosomes are listed on the same line.
For the fast scan direction, the reduction in uncertainty is much less: from 7.5 to 5.9 p.m. Fig. 3 Quantifying the uncertainty in measurements of atomic spacings as a consequence of image acquisition methodology: a conventional HAADF-STEM image acquisition and b image constructed from a rapidly acquired image stack by rigid and non-rigid registration.
The enzymatic activity of OTCase is virtually completely inhibited when associated with arginase, reflecting the dramatic modulation of enzyme activity as a consequence of the acquisition of quaternary structure in this multienzyme complex.
Dworkin argues that legitimate political authority arises as a consequence of the acquisition on the part of members of a political society of obligations to obey the rules of a genuine associative community.
For instance, integration values might be, in part, a consequence of resource acquisition variability between individuals.
Hypoxia can give rise to loss of p53 function in hypoxic transformed mouse embryonic fibroblasts, as a consequence of the acquisition of mutations (Graeber et al, 1996).
Whether strains of MRSA in the community also arise de novo, as a consequence of horizontal acquisition of the mecA gene, is unclear.
Increased bacterial virulence as a consequence of the acquisition of novel virulence factors might also contribute to invasive NTHi disease.
