Cross-national marriages are also an outcome of these new patterns of mobility, which further complicate the challenges facing Chinese families (see Nehring and Wang).
A close degree of spatial proximity between individuals can either be a prerequisite to, or an outcome of, several distinct patterns of social interaction that are not directly associated with the opportunity for sex (Dugatkin 2002; Hamilton 1971; Roberts 2004; Schuster & Perelberg 2004; Trivers 1971; Wilson 2004).
An unusual outcome of the pattern of marriage with prisoners was the use of Arawak as "the language of women" in Carib society, illustrating how a vanquished people can change the customs of their conquerors.
2. In the patterning modeling of BMP signaling pathways, it is often argued as a simplification strategy that omitting the step of recruitment of a Type II receptor to a bound BMP Type I receptor complex doesn't affect the outcomes of patterning models [ 4, 17, 23, 24].
We find that the attack rate shifts shown in Figure 3 are a natural outcome of the contact patterns described in Figure 1.
It seems that our approach promotes effective investigation of the outcomes of pattern-generating models (and possibly of complex mathematical models in general), and is characterised by a number of attractive features.
They reflect the outcome of socially patterned exposures in early life and the cumulative effect of experiences in adult life.
Is low fertility in the Czech Republic an inevitable outcome of the new reproductive pattern?
Spatial scale thus appears to have a strong influence on the outcome of co-occurrence patterns.
Our results suggest that itinerant spontaneous activity can be a natural outcome of successive learning of several patterns, and it facilitates bifurcation of the network when an input is provided.
Older adults in the emergency department: a systematic review of patterns of use, adverse outcomes, and effectiveness of interventions.
