The dominant shift was a substantial increase in forest cover (from 7%to31%1% of the landscape) and concurrent loss of agriculture (from 45% to 38%) and shrubland (from 46%to27%7%).
In the present case, a dominant blue shift with increasing annealing temperature with considerable variation in PL intensity may be attributed to structural transformation from anatase to rutile and then partial transformation of rutile to anatase on increasing annealing temperature.
Therefore, the pseudogenes in H. pylori generally possess the characteristics: 1. high number of HPN; 2. maintenance of completely coding sequences in most pseudogenes; 3. the dominant shift mutations caused by HPN.
In northern Laos, rubber plantations are replacing the dominant shifting cultivation system as a result of government policies; in this context, any non-swidden "agroforest stage" is being bypassed entirely as plantation monocultures expand.
A very interesting case occurs when, which leads to 2γe,i = γe,f and cancels out the B2 term, resulting in a dominant B4-dependent energy shift.
By comparing the shift in the emission (absorption) peak predicted by the proposed model with those experimental data reported in the literature, we could conclude that the energy relaxation of the excitons plays a dominant role in the spectral shift.
This challenges the alleged shift from a dominant government towards collaborative governance and calls for detailed analysis of actual governance.
Our results are consistent with this scenario because was a shift of a dominant serotype from DENV-3 to DENV-2 that was observed in 2008 in Rio de Janeiro.
This large shift suggests a dominant role for W19 in determining the azimuthal rotation preference of GWALP23 in lipid bilayer membranes.
For example, Kohler and Wiley (1997) demonstrated that outbreaks of the microsporidian pathogen Cougourdella decimated populations of a dominant caddisfly grazer in streams, shifting the invertebrate community to other grazer species, as well as to filter-feeders.
