By their nature, events in the reproductive tract that determine the outcome of competition are difficult to study, so in most cases the mechanistic basis for a particular precedence pattern is poorly understood.
This paper provides a theoretical basis for well pattern deployment and fracture configuration in anisotropic reservoirs.
Whereas Newcomb and Benford based their findings on empirical observations [28], [29], Hill [30] offers a theoretical basis for the pattern.
These staining patterns provide the basis for morphological pattern recognition, allowing a trained observer to distinguish between healthy and diseased tissue.
However, in the DG, another population of DGCs that does not respond to event 1 will likely be selected to respond to event 2. Hence, small changes in inputs can evoke a population code change in the DG but not CA1, providing a neural basis for the pattern separation function of the DG.
Together with measured sediment properties, results of the validated connectivity model were used as basis for a predictive model yielding patterns of potential microbial respiration based on the best fit between characteristics of a number of sampling sites and the corresponding modelled parameters.
This study could provide scientific basis for land use pattern design and water resources management in the arid inland river basin.
Overall, our results form the basis for a different view of VEGF patterning and endothelial behavior in response to VEGF.
Based on what was known of the intron patterns seen in Arabidopsis and rice, the intron pattern for ancestral EXPA and EXPB sequences was estimated using parsimony as a basis for determining the pattern (the number of gains/losses was maximized).
This approach sets the basis for integrating pattern formation theory into the study of ecosystem dynamics and addressing ecologically significant questions such as the dynamics of desertification, restoration of degraded landscapes, biodiversity changes along environmental gradients, and shrubland grassland transitions.
