Evolved increases in these life-history traits on the invasion front leads to accelerating range advance (Travis and Dytham, 2002; Holt, Barfield & Gomulkiewicz, 2006).
It has also accelerated the range of cross-disciplinary projects as it has become easier to repurpose and combine software-based techniques ranging from analytical tools to utilities for exporting and importing data.
In recent months, Microsoft has accelerated a range of business and technical initiatives, continuing its strategy of adding software applications to its operating systems -- like the browser that brought on the antitrust scrutiny -- and moving into new computing markets ranging from the largest mainframes to the video-game business.
The shelf-life for Granola under accelerated conditions ranged from 2 to 13 days depending on the packaging film, and under normal storage conditions (20 °C and 75% RH) was 271, 269, 90, and 33 days for BOPP, N913, NK and NM packages, respectively.
His job is to accelerate a range of European Union-level counterterrorism initiatives meant to consolidate intelligence and integrate responses to threats to the union's 25 members.
Enzymes are biocatalysts capable of accelerating a range of chemical transformations relevant to materials production, pharmaceutical development, and renewable energy and often present an attractive "green" alternative to conventional synthetic strategies.
In particular, trends among South Asians in both metabolic measures accelerated across the range of waist circumference, in contrast to their decelerating trends in the region with BMI >30 kg/m.
The dramatic increase in available bacterial sequences has facilitated and accelerated a wide range of comparative analyses including the discovery that prokaryotic organisms can have up to 10%% of their genome dedicated to the defense systems (Makarova et al. 2013).
Exceptions to the model of host-phage co-evolution presented by Podoviruses Bacillus phages PZA and GA-1, Pseudomonas putida phage GH-1, and a few Enterobacteria phages could be explained by broad host range, accelerated rates of change with loss of TUD phylogenetic signal, or alternate replication strategies.
High-resolution images of SWCNTs were taken at accelerating voltages ranging from 2 to 10 kVA and the working distance between 4 and 6 mm.
