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The choice of variables is guided by both the availability of data and the analyst's intuition.
Our results suggest that settler density and total settlement are shaped by both the availability and spatial configuration of habitat patches.
Simulations indicate that C. septempunctata reproduction and the associated control of pest aphids is affected by both the availability of non-pest aphids in non-crop habitats and the infestation date of pest aphids in wheat fields.
However, this approach is limited by both the availability of suitable donors and by the graft-versus-host disease.
However, application of this ex vivo approach for functional studies or drug screening is limited by both the availability of patient material and the short period of survival of these cells in culture.
Because the specificity of transcription in different types of cells is determined by both the availability of transcription factors and the epigenetic features around their binding sites (Guccione et al., 2006), it is intriguing to consider the uncoupling of the transcription and translation of key myogenic regulatory factors as a feature of the primed state of QSCs.
Monetary policy is implemented by controls on both the availability of credit and its cost.
The accurate estimation of the prevalence of ErbB2-positive tumors in Asia has been hindered by variability in both the availability of assessment methods and the definition of ErbB2 positivity.
Some of the variation may be explained by seasonal variation in both the availability of prey and by migrations by the predator itself.
However, identification of odorants and compounds is limited by several factors, including both the availability of chemicals and the need to present chemicals individually and in combination to detection canines.
The design decisions are made with consideration for both total cost and service levels (measured both by the availability rate for rental requests at the pick-up rental stations and coverage of the origins and destinations).
