In the Austrian view the economic process consisted of the embodiment of "original factors of production" in capital goods of greater or lesser length of life that then yielded value or utility as they were consumed.
The words discovered in this study were compared to the regulatory elements of equal or lesser length in AGRIS.
Note that (9) does not contains terms of form aγ(a) as do (3,5,7), since in this event deletion is blocked beyond the existing run of deletions; the probability weight is thus concentrated on deletions of lesser length.
This correlation appears to be the case across Sphaeropleales: for example, Neochloris's 11 introns (highest intron number in Sphaeropleales) combined are of lesser length than the 9 introns of Kirchneriella (second-largest mt genome in Sphaeropleales; Fig. 4).
However, it has been suggested that SSRs of length 8 nt or more (regardless of repeat motif) are prone to slip-strand mispairing (SSM, thought to be the primary mutational mechanism to affect SSRs), whereas those of lesser length are not [ 52].
The fadAB1 operon, involved in fatty acid (FA) degradation, was significantly induced in the presence of several medium chain-length fatty acids (MCFA) and, to a lesser degree, long chain-length fatty acids (LCFA).
The geographic validation cohort was characterised by higher mortality rates (at all time points) and longer ICU stay, compared to the other two cohorts; this latter feature was also reflected, although to a lesser extent, in the length of hospital stay.
In a lesser extent, the alignment length (Additional file 8: Figure S2) also appears to be a good predictor for computation time, especially for phylogenetic tree reconstruction.
These variables contrasted with the strongly negatively loading nares length, and to a lesser extent with bill width, outer rectrix length, and width of the claw of digit III.
A considerable body of research highlights the abiotic drivers of this phenomenon: leaf unfolding in many species is triggered by winter chilling, rising temperatures in spring, and, to a lesser degree, increasing day-length (Heide 1993a,b; Körner 2006; Ghelardini et al. 2010; Polgar and Primack 2011; Basler and Körner 2012; Laube et al. 2014; Polgar et al. 2014; Zohner et al. 2016).
