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The El Niño-Southern Oscillation affects the precipitation distribution, by altering rainfall patterns across the western United States, Midwest, the Southeast, and throughout the tropics.
The El Niño-Southern Oscillation affects the precipitation distribution, by altering rainfall patterns across the West, Midwest, the Southeast, and throughout the tropics.
Few studies have tested whether mutualisms may affect species distributions by altering the niches of partner species.
However, few studies have tested whether such interactions can affect species distributions by altering the niches of partner species.
The domain of the gamma distribution is 0 to ∞; normalization of the gamma distribution changes this domain from 0 to 150 and causes changes to the distribution's basic characteristics by altering the properties of the shape and scale parameters.
Second, expression of RFP PonLD has the ability to alter the distribution of PIP2 in dividing SOPs, possibly by altering the distribution of the PIP2-producing enzyme Sktl.
Although it is well known that the performance can be substantially improved by altering the distribution of constituent materials, the process of finding an optimal distribution of the materials still remains a challenge.
These naturally occurring substances can inhibit PI3K kinase activity and function of ABC transporters by altering cellular distribution and by competitive block of substrate transport.
The tuning of frequency properties was achieved by altering mass distribution of the cantilever via cutting a rectangular slot.
Forest fires are known to severely pertubate the nutrient budgets of forested ecosystems by altering the distribution, element species composition and availability of organic matter and associated nutrients.
The on-going climate change threats are rapidly growing at both global and local scales, affecting ecosystems, societies and economies by altering natural distribution and productivity of key commercial species.
