By conducting trenching surveys across active faults, occurrence of past surface ruptures or earthquakes can be examined.
To study changes in antibody levels, linear mixed models were built; time since diagnosis, use of immunosuppressants, active disease, occurrence of complication, and IBD-related surgery were included in the models.
In addition, even with RIP being active and occurrence of sexual reproduction, constant donation of TEs could occur from a donor that was present over an extended period of many million years, such as a virus or an intracellular symbiotic bacteria [ 56].
Data from individual tests were used to analyse maternal effect: latencies of behaviour, tonic immobility scores, total occurrence (active fear behaviour, comfort activities) and relative frequencies (passive fear behaviour) (N chicks: 57 CL vs 64 CS, 55 LL vs 54 LS, 45 SL vs 32 SS).
Although no historical eruptions have occurred at Brava, the island is seismically active suggesting the occurrence of shallow intrusive activity.
In the slab-crust contact zone, the interplate seismicity has been active, including the occurrence of foreshocks, until the mainshock took place, but it diminished drastically in the aftershock activity.
They showed that the seismicity of the Yamasaki fault zone became active after the occurrence of this earthquake, while the areas outside the fault zone did not show any significant increase, suggesting that an active fault is sensitive to the crustal stress concentration.
Presence of the viral DNA should be assessed early from transplantation and the viral load should be monitored to follow persistent infection and better understand the relation between active infection and occurrence of anaemia, and to assess the efficacy of IVIG therapy and/or immunosuppression reduction in clearing the virus.
Overlapping tongues seen on some lobes even suggest that these features were periodically active, implying the occurrence of glacial and interglacial periods on Mars.
For traditional 'volitionalism,' willings, volitions, basic tryings are, in Brian O'Shaughnessy's apt formulation, 'primitive elements of animal consciousness.'[1] They are elements of consciousness in which the agent has played an active role, and occurrences that normally have the power of producing the bodily movements they represent.
