Premodern Islamicate societies were characterized by a high degree of fluidity, occasionalism, and voluntarism in the structuring of associations, organizations, loyalties, and occupations.
This special membrane composition allows the ER to maintain a high degree of fluidity that facilitates its function.
It is well known that UFAs give the membrane a high degree of fluidity, thus affecting the adaptive capacity of bacteria.
This does not necessarily mean that we all experience a degree of fluidity, nor that we are all really bisexual.
When this degree of fluidity and flexibility is present in the relationship and embodied by each partner, the set point and tolerance level will actually change and rise to a higher level as a result of the feeling of trust, support, and mutual understanding that has grown through the process of reciprocal appreciation of differences.
For example, for the topic of cell membrane fluidity, there are multiple determinants influencing the degree of fluidity, including lipid composition, protein content, and temperature.
As a result of this specificity, TG storage molecules have a high degree of fluidity and accumulate as a soft and non-structured core of LP [4].
Our data showed that serotype and genotype distribution varied considerably in vaccinated and unvaccinated children suggesting a high degree of fluidity in the pneumococcal population dynamics (figure 2).
The idea that changes in the degree of fluidity of cyanobacterial thylakoid membranes might be a means of sensing thermal stress is supported by the finding that heat shock proteins were induced when the membrane fluidity was chemically altered [ 20].
The degree of social fluidity within this structure - the inherent "stickiness" between the class positions of parents and their children – has remained unchanged.
