The separation takes place as a consequence of the interplay between the flow characteristics in the branched geometry and the distinct inertial properties of the dragged particles.
Thus, at no time can its shape be regarded as purely constructional or purely destructional, for its shape is necessarily a consequence of the interplay of these two major classes of processes.
While the main mode of variability of the atmospheric circulation in the Southern Hemisphere extratropics is the SAM25, the last 50 years of seasonal and decadal climate variability of Antarctica have been described as a consequence of the interplay between the former climate mode and the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO 26.
As a consequence of the interplay between geometry and completeness, the 19th century results of Joseph Fourier, Friedrich Bessel and Marc-Antoine Parseval on trigonometric series easily carried over to these more general spaces, resulting in a geometrical and analytical apparatus now usually known as the Riesz Fischer theorem.
Disease development is a consequence of the interplay between bacterial, host and environmental factors.
Our results show that new phenomena can emerge as a consequence of the interplay between the adaptive threshold and short-term synaptic processes.
According to the model, the shape of the binding curve in Figure 2A is a consequence of the interplay between the capture of free ligand and receptor cross-linking.
Our results suggest that neuronal changes in chronic T. gondii infection is a consequence of the interplay between the host immune system and the CNS, rather than a direct effect of the parasites on individual neurons within a specific brain region.
Follicle maturation is a consequence of an intricate interplay between granulosa/cumulus cells and the oocyte where granulosa/cumulus cells stimulate oocyte growth by producing the c-Kit ligand [20], [21], and the oocyte reciprocates by releasing growth differentiation factor 9 and bone morphogenic protein 15 [22] [23], [23].
Discrepancies between different studies attempting to clarify the impact of this alteration on human longevity may be a consequence of a different interplay of beneficial and deleterious effects in specific clinical conditions and under specific treatment.
Cardiovascular response to any stress (which may include air pollution) is a consequence of a complex interplay between the autonomic nervous system governing centrally mediated control of the cardiovascular system, a myocardial substrate (current state of the myocardium) altered in the course of disease processes, and myocardial vulnerability leading to arrhythmogenic or ischemic response.
