Consistent with the patterns reported for aerobic biodegradation, increase in initial concentration of NA led to higher biodegradation and denitrification rates and the optimum temperature was determined as 23 24 °C.
Despite the use of a mask to attenuate the abrupt onset of the HUD-based information, the data derived from Experiment 5 were consistent with the patterns observed in Experiments 1 4; participants took more time to complete the primary search task when a secondary stimulus was presented on the GG.
The results of reactive transport modeling, which related the amount of a passivating iron oxide, hematite (α-Fe2O3), to the reactivity of iron, were generally consistent with the patterns of migration of TCE and nitrate profiles observed in the column experiments.
This finding is consistent with the patterns described in studies of species-specific ARMD [9], [12].
The results were consistent with the patterns described above, in that terms related to gene regulation ("DNA binding"), development, and proteolytic ("carboxypeptidase") activity were significantly enriched.
This result is consistent with the patterns of organismal abundance described by Rex et al. [227], who reported that the abundance of three animal groups (Meiofauna, Macrofauna, and Megafauna) decreased significantly with depth, while bacterial abundance remained constant.
The divergence in MHC allele frequencies that we observed between limnetics and benthics (Figure 2) is consistent with the patterns seen from our simulations when there is introgression between species foraging in contrasting selective environments (Figure 3, 4).
However, six out of the seven non-contemporaneously-sampled subjects were classified as compartmentalized (Table 2), consistent with the patterns observed in the trees (Figure 3), suggesting significant viral evolution over relatively short intervals.
Thus Figure 4 suggests that the burden of disease is expected to shift from school-age children to adults both during the initial pandemic and between the initial pandemic and the subsequent season, which is consistent with the patterns observed during the three influenza pandemics of the twentieth century (Figure 3).
