El Niño is a phenomenon that comes and goes every few years in which the waters of the eastern tropical Pacific warm up, a change that can drive fish and other penguin prey far from colonies.
More specifically, Kourkoutis is directly measuring charge-ordering and local structural distortions that can drive changes in the macroscopic properties of the system.
Mitochondrial metabolism produces a variety of signalling molecules (such as mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (mROS) and acetyl-CoA) that can drive changes in immune cell function through the regulation of transcription factors and epigenetics.
These belowground effects may be more difficult to reverse, resulting in both biotic and abiotic legacies that can drive changes in subsequent plant community assembly, structure and ecosystem processes (Suding et al. 2013).
Therefore, in both situations differential control of A- vs. C-fibre-evoked events in the deep dorsal horn could preserve the detailed information of changes in the external environment that can drive motivational behaviours and accurately direct motor activity, whilst depressing those components of the nociceptive message that are less useful in terms of survival and recuperation.
In stimulus responsive systems (Scheme 1c), the most potent stimuli are those that result in large favorable changes in the overall free energy (ΔΔ G) after application of the stimulus that can drive substantial changes in constitution.
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It's a good challenge to think how we can recognise those dedicated companies and continue to do what has always been at the heart of Fairtrade – make that direct link between producer and consumer that can drive wider change".
Here he is less worried about what Congress might stomach and more intent to build a lasting political movement that can drive through change – an instinct he claims is far more mainstream than the pundits realise.
