The probability of establishment varied as a function of temperature, vector abundance, the length of the equine host's viremic period, and the bovine-to-equine ratio in arrival area k.
In the present case, most of these new households arise as a function of immigration, and not due to the establishment of new households by maturing young people in the villages.
The fluorescence properties of bisphenol A polycarbonate (PC) solids were studied in detail as a function of casting and annealing temperatures (40 180°C), resulting in the establishment of a method to measure the pure fluorescence spectrum of PC solids.
Case definitions, for example, vary between the countries studied (as a function of the fact that many national surveillance networks predate the establishment of the international EISS network).
Wegener et al. have proved that resistance measured at an AC frequency, f, of < 400 Hz is most sensitive for monitoring the establishment of cell-cell junctions as a function of time.
The new extension also dynamically calculates species establishment probabilities in each time step as a function of water and radiation stress.
While there is no model formally predicting the establishment probability of small, introduced populations as a function of genetic parameters, there are models regarding how bottlenecks in population size influence genetic diversity (Nei et al. 1975; Allendorf 1986).
The adjustment of the particle re-entrainment model, through the application of the notion of adhesion time, has permitted the establishment of the till now intuitively held notion of sticking probability as a function of the adhesion time.
Deflection signal as a function of degrees.
Nevertheless, altered chromosomal cohesin levels could be a hint as to the function of Chl1 in cohesion establishment.
Instead, soil contact and dense ground vegetation cover may function as a barrier to establishment when spores of wood-inhabiting fungi settle, and wood-inhabiting insects may potentially be hindered in their oviposition.
