To compare LD-based recombination estimates between species at different physical scales, we took the output of LDhelmet (which gives an output of ρ/bp between SNP pairs) and took the average ρ/bp over 50-, 100-, 250-, and 500-kb intervals.
Deletion of env1 is known to result in strongly decreased intracellular cAMP levels [ 25], which are likely to represent an output of the regulatory interconnection between light- and nutrient signalling established between env1 and phlp1.
The phase angle of entrainment is the temporal interval between an output of the circadian clock [ e.g. the onset of wheel-running activity in a rodent, or in humans the time of the onset of melatonin secretion, marked by the dim light melatonin onset (DLMO)] and the LD cycle (e.g. lights on or sunrise).
It produces an output of healthy time that is then allocated between leisure and work.
It's one of 12 walled vineyards in the Champagne region, with an annual output of between 2,000 and 10,000 bottles.
Glasson's (2003) input-output model found an output multiplier of between 0.70 and 1.12 for Sunderland University in Northeast England.
The frameworks with a more dynamic approach stress the importance of local adaptation and prioritization and conceptualise performance as a complex output of interactions between the health system and its context.
In this scenario, a seller receives the bits of the watermark encrypted with the public key of a buyer the output of a previous protocol between him and the buyer and embeds them into a set of features extracted from the digital content he owns.
For each site, an index of between-year reproductive output (RS) was tabulated taking into account the probability that females mated and the probability of overwintering survival of eggs.
Despite a peak to trough fall in output of 6% between early 2008 and late 2009, the rise in joblessness was smaller than in the 1990-92 recession, when the economy shrank by little more than 1%.
