Non-volatile chemicals, which typically have low mobility in air may become mobile in water.
Nevertheless, non-volatile chemicals (VOCs-like), which typically have low mobility in air, may become mobile in water and might play a role in the attraction of water-living insects.
In the environment, heavy metals are generally more persistent than organic contaminants such as pesticides or petroleum byproducts and they can become mobile in soils depending on soil pH and their speciation (Hashim et al. 2011).
Depending on soil pH and their specification these heavy metals can become mobile in soils and in this way, a small part of the total mass can leach to aquifer or can become bioavailable to living organisms (Hookoom and Puchooa 2013).
The individual within the group may also become mobile in order to locate new habitats when resources have become depleted [18].
The most labile TEs to become mobile in the rice genome are the MITE mPing, its autonomous TPase donors Ping and Pong, and a set of low-copy, copia-like, LTR retrotransposons including Tos17, Osr23, Osr35, Osr36 and Osr42 [ 21, 22].
Yet Borlin's flattened style is more modernist, and the dancers themselves become mobile Cubist shapes in bright colors that fuse miraculously with the abstract forms above them on Leger's backdrop.
As we've said before, mobile messaging apps have become mobile internet platforms in Asia.
Lattice vacancies generated in highly abundant concentrations by HPT deformation become mobile at about 360 K in Ni [32], i.e. in the regime of stage A, whereas in Cu lattice vacancies are already mobile below ambient temperature [33].
The reduction conditions in the mesocosm wetlands developed after 4 d or 12 d and the former retained iron during the OMP became mobile and discharged primarily in the form of Fe(III).
