Thus, the initial developmental response to the early cue of desiccation risk may have skewed the distribution of emergences to the left, but was mostly compensated for when eventually contradicted by prevailing conditions.
The temporal distribution of individual emergences revealed an initial surge of metamorphoses in both of the treatment combinations with the early cue compared to treatments without it (Figure 4).
Accordingly, the number, spatial distribution, and site of emergence of the opercular nerves in Spirorbis are unique and do not correspond to the situation found in the radioles and in the opercular peduncle of Pomatoceros and Hydroides.
Figure 9 A & B shows the distribution of initiation and emergence obtained through calibration of the mechanistic model.
Identification and tracking of important communicable diseases is pivotal to our understanding of the geographical distribution of disease, the emergence and spread of novel and resistant infections, and are of particular importance for public health policy planning.
These findings considerably advance our understanding of the genetic structure, ecology, geographic distribution, and emergence of this widely disseminated antimicrobial drug resistant pathogen, which represents a growing public health threat.
In electricity distribution, the emergence of the "smart grid" concept is due to the requirements of saving electricity and the integration of renewable sources, together with the needs of companies to select the optimal investment, optimal operation, and increasing energy efficiency.
In a 2000 report, the World Health Organization identified a half-dozen factors that could affect the distribution and emergence of infectious diseases.
Global travel, human encroachment into wildlife habitat, and climate change will influence distribution and emergence of disease (2, 15 ).
This creates a null distribution of founder protein domain emergence.
