The position and orientation of the element in Atlantic salmon makes it a potential candidate for movement of the SDR via retrotransposon-mediated transduction (Xing et al. 2006), however this is not likely the mechanism in either Oncorhynchus species examined unless the signature following transduction was completely lost.
DIR1 expression in the vasculature was examined in more detail to determine if DIR1 has access to the phloem and therefore the potential for movement to distant leaves, a key characteristic of a SAR long distance signal.
The approach improves upon models of human movement that rely on calculating travel costs between discrete points on the landscape by providing a way to examine how landscape features shape the potential for movement.
Oxamyl is characterized by its high water solubility (280 g/L), has a very low soil sorption coefficient, therefore, and has high potential for movement in the soil profile.
We hypothesize that the mechanism for species enrichment is the potential for movement of individuals between habitats, resulting in either (a) spillover of species from the higher-diversity patches into other habitats, or (b) habitat sampling by species that benefit from the resources in adjacent patches.
One feels insecure in a low cave or a narrow defile, exhilarated and powerful on a hilltop; these are psychological and motor reactions that result from measuring one's potential for movement against the surrounding spaces, and the same reactions take root even in language ("confining" circumstances and "elevating" experiences are spoken of).
This increases the potential for movement of employees between the public and private sectors, blurs the boundaries between sectors and creates potential conflicts of interest.
As a person enters the architect's space he measures it in terms of the degree and the quality of his potential for movement.
Walls become membranes to be arranged at will for spatial experience, and some are transparent and so extend one's potential for movement into the limitless out-of-doors.
Had she remained in Paris, says Jessica Morgan, co-curator of the exhibit, she would have been as well-known today as Sonia Delaunay.In her sculpture, the artist continually explored art's potential for movement and infinite recombination.
