In this disrupted environment, animals better at learning new things were more likely to survive and have offspring.
25, 26 The study site in Jinja is peri-urban, and it is possible that the predominance of An. arabiensis reflects its adaptation to this disrupted environment as has been observed in west Africa.
The analysis begins from a moment when people start to "wake up from the dream of modernity" (5) and recognize their intimate entanglements with disrupted environments of our own creation, a moment that also seeks to disrupt the division between nature and the human.
For example, Gloria Mark and her students in the Informatics Department have studied how people use technology in disrupted environments.
In the present study, using Haiti as a case study, we explore what happens to the functioning of the pluralistic health marketplace in severely disrupted environments where the informal sector is able to flourish.
Application of this theory to a cellular automata model of stem cell development in disrupted environments, shows a sharply dichotomous growth dynamics: maturation within 50-400 cell-cycles, or immortalization.
Until recently, the literature has been limited by low statistical power and it has been seldom possible to separate short term psychic stressors from the long term influence of disrupted environments, diets or lifestyles that might act as chronic stressors during childhood.
The introduction of the polar L172Q variant (shown in magenta; Figure 4) into the non-polar environment at the core of the protein is likely to disrupt this environment as it seeks to accommodate the new polar residue.
"He doesn't disrupt our environment in any way because we see him daily," Villas-Boas said.
