The primary function of this protein is thought to be the prevention of photoinhibition in high light conditions, through the dispersal of absorbed light [ 49], but ELIP also accumulates in response to various stresses, such as cold [ 50] and UV-B irradiation, in green leaves [ 51].
So, in 2012, all I see are individual chinks of light, but no general dispersal of the snail-mail fog, which still envelops the NHS in its icy grip.
Give the chowder a stir, and take a representative, ordinary-dispersal-of-the-good-bits portion.
Under street lighting, the dispersal of fry was significantly delayed (mean time 6 38 h after dusk; p < 0.001, r = 0.39, n = 2413) with a significant proportion (32%) dispersing during daylight hours.
The further development of more complex geographic models or Lagrangian oceanographic models of larval dispersal might shed light on this aspect and will be object of future work.
The height of plants evolving in competitive environments is in part a product of selection imposed on fitness by the effects of light interception, carbon and nutrient capture, weed competition, and seed dispersal (Lin et al. 1995).
This configuration enables maximal capture of light emitted from one side of a flat sample placed on the stage by avoiding the inevitable light dispersal associated with lens-based systems.
To shed some light on the origin and dispersal of haplogroups C and D in Asia, we present here an analysis of the complete mtDNA genomes from populations distributed over the geographical range of these two haplogroups.
This confidence was shared in a whisper on a Saturday morning, in a light-flooded second-floor space at the Stair Galleries on Warren Street here, during the dispersal of the estate of Mr. Dunne.
Map showing the dispersal of Syrian refugees.
