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This is the case for the F-region irregularities observed after sunset during equinoctial months (ESF high occurrence season) over Southeast Asia low latitude (for example Fuke and Sanya) (e.g., Li et al. 2012, 2016); and (2) Meter scale irregularities generated locally over low latitude not being associated with large scale plasma bubbles.

Some of the precipitation changes are associated with large scale changes to atmospheric wind patterns that are moving climate zones.

It is recognized that the spread-F in ionograms is associated with large scale (100s of km) plasma depletions, that originate initially at the F-layer bottomside (by the RTI mechanism) and, in turn, rise nonlinearly to the topside.

The authors' work suggests that negative BOLD signals could be associated with large scale inhibition in brain networks.

On a genome-wide scale, TEs may be associated with large scale chromosomal modifications such as deletions, inversions and translocations [ 27].

We contend that micro-social, neighbourhood level conflicts -mistakenly understood as 'neighbourhood nuisances' (e.g. noise, odours, parking)- are associated with larger scale urban conflicts.

Furthermore, we show that complexes flip essentiality between the two species in a cohesive fashion, that is, they change from mostly essential to mostly nonessential or vice versa and that these flips can be associated with larger scale biological differences between the two yeasts.

A binary Mg Li alloy exhibits a radically distinct texture evolution, which is associated with large-scale strain accommodation by non-basal 〈a〉 slip.

The results indicate that placentomegaly in ES-derived NT mice is associated with large-scale dysregulation of normal gene expression patterns.

Mapping of T-DNA flanking sequences demonstrates 67%% of T-DNA integrations are integrations at a single chromosomal site and 31%% of T-DNA integrations are associated with large-scale chromosomal rearrangements.

To understand if these cold events over India are associated with large-scale changes that could be used as sources of predictability, we compared the period in which the cold wave events occurred with the historical NINO3.4 (5°N-5°S; 120°-170°W) index maintained by the Climate Prediction Center, National Center for Environmental Predication (NCEP), USA.