I will look at some of these other issues such as the causes of stasis and the nature and importance of evolutionary "turnovers"—coming out of punctuated equilibria in future "Editor's Corners".
Many hypotheses have been proposed to explain the putative causes of stasis.
It is well known that one of the causes of blood stasis is the formation of thrombus.
Quantitative genetic studies of passerines have advanced our understanding of natural selection [ 3, 4], sexual selection [ 5], the effects of inbreeding [ 6, 7], speciation [ 8, 9], the causes of evolutionary stasis [ 10, 11], and the heritability of fitness traits [ 12, 13].
AVE8062 (previous code name AC7700), a derivative of combretastatin A-4, is reported to cause powerful stasis of tumour blood flow (TBF) (Hori et al, 1999), thereby preventing nutrient supply to the cancer and ultimately leading to necrosis of solid tumours (Hori et al, 1999; Nihei et al, 1999a, 1999b).
An anomalous pancreatic duct could cause the stasis of pancreatic juice and gives inflammatory injury to pancreatic ductal epithelium.
Compression around the hip region might theoretically cause venous stasis and increased risk of thromboembolic events.
It suggested that ICP was increased for a long time and caused a stasis of axoplasmic transport [ 6] what manifested by N2 and P2 peak time continuous deterioration.
The geometry gives the figure a sense of stasis, of arrested movement, of stillness.
The causes of change (or stasis) in policy and practice are difficult to predict ahead of time and are often just as challenging to isolate and identify after the fact.
