While trees responded in a similar manner to the microclimatic environment, between-site differences in stand characteristics shifted the functional relationships.
To determine how belowground characteristics influence microbial community composition, and if the relative importance of these characteristics shifts across the landscape (i.e., between and within shrub and interspace soils), changes in microbial communities across a 3000-year coldesertrt chronosequence were related to 27 belowground characteristics in surface and subsurface soils.
For the first time, it reported the pigment productivity and characteristics shifting in high cell density culture of Monascus.
However, these characteristics shifted when examining high-duration walkers with men, older adults, and those with lower-levels of education (along with lower-incomes) more likely to spend 6 or more hours a week walking to work.
There is a characteristic shift in the maximum sensitivity from 5000 angstroms for scotopic (night) vision to 5550 angstroms for photopic (day) vision, the so-called Purkinje shift.
As Brodsky makes his characteristic shift from the visual to the conceptual, so his distinctive voice - as far as one can hear it in translation - begins to sound: a wry, cultured, philosophical murmur, sometimes earnest and sometimes cynical.
This duty is binding until - in a characteristic shift back to the Middle Ages - the chief shrines of Islam, the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem and the Grand Mosque in Mecca, are liberated and the non-Muslim 'armies move out of all the lands of Islam, defeated'.
The result of the heating experiment shows a characteristic shift in the figure; both D 2.90 and D 2.76/D 2.90 decrease proportionally from 400 to 600 °C.
The UV-Vis absorption spectrum of Mro APO showed a characteristic shift of the Soret band from 418 nm to 443 nm after reduction and CO-treatment.
Figure 6a, b show the I-V characteristic shift of CL-ES-structured device and BCE-structured device obtained in NBTIS testing, respectively.
