Moreover, they are highly mobile if the polymer is "doped" with counter ions by oxidation or reduction.
Therefore, genes are highly mobile if they are in plasmids, very mobile if they are in hotpots, and weakly mobile if they are in the remaining genome (coldspots).
Further, because Helicoverpa are highly mobile, if resistance evolves in one area, it is expected to rapidly diffuse through populations in all cropping areas, as occurred with H. armigera that were resistant to synthetic pyrethroids (Forrester et al. 1993).
They help us keep track of resources that can, in the electronic environment, be highly mobile.
Many sharks are highly mobile and so if they eat in one location and then go and poop in another, that introduces nutrients from that original location to a new location that may not have those nutrients present.
If predation risk is instead proportional to the time spent within rivers or coastal areas (which may occur if predators are highly mobile and repeated encounters with predators are expected [43]), or is somewhere between these extremes, then travelling faster through coastal waters is expected to reduce exposure to predators.
Livestock are capital goods which are highly mobile and can be liquidated rapidly if economic incentives are unattractive.
If the future is highly mobile oriented then the people who make the antenna that power this wireless world are in a powerful position.
The topic was chosen because mobility is one of the most important factors which determine the fate and effects of a substance in the environment, e.g., if a substance is highly mobile, it is probable that it can reach other compartments (rivers, soil, groundwater, and plants) or regions after release into the environment and cause unwanted effects there.
15a We attempted to record INEPT spectra at all pH's to determine if any of the protein was highly mobile, but no INEPT signal was observed (data not shown).
