Here, we tested a hypothesized consequence of connectivity in ecosystems: the homogenization of resource distributions in flow networks.
As a consequence, dense connectivity can be interpreted as that the genes in the subnetwork establish a cellular functional element through physically interacting with each other which comes from accumulating high confidence scores within the subnetwork (Jensen et al., 2009).
K. Thomas, F. Li, C. Grier, and V. Paxson, "Consequences of Connectivity: Characterizing Account Hijacking on Twitter," in Proceedings of the 2014 ACM Computer and Communications Security, 2014.
Most metapopulation studies have focused on the ecological consequences of connectivity Given the reproductive isolation and potential for genetic drift in small isolated populations, a thorough understanding of the demographic consequences of connectivity also requires consideration of the potential evolutionary consequences [5], [6].
The glass transition, that is apparent when a cooling ramp is simulated, comes as a consequence of chain connectivity and a bond length potential.
Thermally stimulated depolarization techniques evidenced two segmental dynamics, with distinct compositional variations due to the local differences in composition perceived by each component as a consequence of chain connectivity.
A consequence of this connectivity property is that gradual evolution of genotypes is possible, while leaving the phenotype unchanged [ 30, 40].
Plausibly, efficient reading, and lower reading activation for familiar words, might both be the consequence of increased connectivity within the reading network.
These frightful possibilities aren't unintended consequences of the connectivity revolution; they're central to its appeal, just as violence and dominion weren't side effects of colonial "exploration" but fundamental to it.
How individuals respond to edges can dictate whether they are permeable to dispersal or act as barriers, with consequences for population connectivity.
