The post-birth transformation of a tadpole into a frog is a means of eliminating competition between young and mature as they're in completely different ecological niches.
In addition, embryonic KLEIP −/− lungs displayed normal glycogen accumulation but, after birth, reduced transformation of glycogen into surfactant was observed, which is known to cause severe RDS and neonatal death (Whitsett et al., 2004).
To smooth the weight data from 24 gestational weeks to 18 years after birth, one simple transformation is required to apply to the whole series.
From a biological standpoint, it appears natural that biological organisms should develop the possibility of having these transformations hard-wired or soft-wired (the latter notion meaning that a set of initial connections being trimmed after birth), since these transformations are universal.
We adopted a logarithmic transformation to birth weight values, since this is the transformation used from birth to final height [ 9].
It further acknowledges that industries consist of firms producing products that are close substitutes for one another and that regional industries follow an evolutionary process from birth to death or transformation and renewal.
In ensuing years, Japanese colleagues made significant contributions; they proffered that BNCTs were not merely the intraosseous counterparts to notochordal vestiges in discs but benign, slow-growing lesions which develop after birth, capable of malignant transformation [ 7, 9- 11].
This gave birth to the TF transformations.
His patients would recount experiences of gender transformation, re-birth and revelation, all while watching themselves as if they were both audience and actor.
Transformation - Transforms the user.
The optimal transformation for the birth data was the square-root [ 8] while that for the longitudinal data after birth was logarithm [ 9].
