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This may amplify feedback between the two systems, encouraging pesticide use in both that induces secondary pests such as bollworm regionally.

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We concluded that in the long term, climate change may amplify the feedback of soil to climate change in arctic tundra soil.

According to a study conducted by Ipsos Open Thinking Exchange (OTX) in 2012, 78% of consumers use online reviews to make buying decisions, so you should use social media to amplify positive feedback about your business.

One key "amplifying feedback" was the melting of ice-caps, he said, which cause the earth to warm more quickly because oceans absorb heat rather than reflect it like snow and ice.

In review, PBW has been a chronic severe problem in long-season irrigated Indian cotton and can provide inoculum for infestations of rainfed cotton during late summer amplifying feedback and creating an inherent conflict between the two systems.

For example, some have demonstrated that positive feedback loops amplify noise and negative feedback loops attenuate noise, while others have suggested that positive feedback loops can also attenuate noise and that there is no strong correlation between the sign of feedback loops and their noise propagation properties.

This LuxR mechanism would help to explain some of the cell-to-cell variability that is observed in the luminescence onset time in Figure 5B, as natural stochastic variations in initial LuxR levels would be amplified by feedback to give large changes in activation of the luminescence genes.

Correct asymmetry depends on the activity of all the other core proteins, and it is thought that an initial asymmetry on the proximodistal (PD) axis caused by an upstream cue is amplified by feedback interactions between the core proteins (Tree et al., 2002; Amonlirdviman et al., 2005; Le Garrec et al., 2006; Meinhardt, 2007).

Furthermore, it is generally believed that relatively weak asymmetries generated by expression gradients might subsequently be amplified by feedback mechanisms (Ambegaonkar et al., 2012; Brittle et al., 2012), and some molecular mechanisms that might contribute to amplification have recently been identified (Bosch et al., 2014; Rodrigues-Campos and Thompson, 2014).

This concept is supported by our observation that circulating monocytes in SSc patients are phenotypically altered and amplify a positive feedback loop, mediated by versican and CCL2, between monocytes and fibroblasts.

These variations may be linked to changes in solar irradiance, amplified through feedbacks including the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation2.

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