The peak values of O3 flux appeared later than those of CO2 flux because the latter was closely synchronized with the leaf area index of the rice canopy.
Note that the subclass of reliable SEEs with lower actions typically have smaller standard deviations (SDs) of firing times, thus indicating more closely synchronized spike time reliability.
WCR emergence is more closely synchronized between maize and Miscanthus than a number of grasses considered alternate hosts [43], [44], suggesting there is the potential for populations developing on these two hosts to interact during the mating period.
JA and JA-Ile kinetics within sectors were closely synchronized, however, the difference in JA-Ile between distal sectors and SE* were consistently greater than the difference in JA.
Mitochondrial inheritance is closely synchronized with the cell cycle.
As in other Caribbean corals, spawning was closely synchronized with the lunar cycle and daily sunset times (e.g., [ 17, 18]).
These values yield an initial state in which focal plant flowering, focal pollinator foraging, and peak alternative resource density are closely synchronized.
Furthermore, these results indicate that the specific genes involved in gene regulations at the transcriptional level and post-transcriptional level are closely synchronized, specifically they collaborate to have coevolved and have adapted together.
Phenological synchronization between phytophagous species and their host plants is a common phenomenon [ 15, 17, 31], as in the case of the Arctic aphid Sitobion calvulus Ossiannilson, 1958, whose life cycle appears to be closely synchronized (genetically programmed) with its host plant Salix polaris [ 16].
Swarming from many colonies occurs simultaneously in a given area and may be synchronized closely in areas separated by hundreds of miles.
General Ham said that he was particularly worried about "the voiced intent of the three organizations to more closely collaborate and synchronize their efforts".
