Furthermore, a higher share of migrants in the industrial sector seems to be positively related with migrant protest, which lends support to the division of labor hypothesis.
The colony size prediction of the division of labor hypothesis rests on the existence of a difference between small- and large-colony species in behavioral organization.
Alternatively, the division of labor hypothesis suggests that colonies with greater genetic diversity have greater genetically determined behavioral diversity or broader task performance thresholds, which allows for a more efficient division of labor or the exploitation of rare genetic specialists [ 6, 13- 16].
Our division of function hypothesis, with its assumption that the proto-nucleus became deficient in certain life functions before internalization, provides a solution for this difficulty, in that a transition period in which its membrane proteins had reduced functionality would not necessarily be fatal if its symbiotic partners were providing it with proteins, ATP, and other metabolites.
The description of the hydrodynamics and mass transfers is based on elementary systemic division, using the film hypothesis and the experimental determination of a global mass transfer coefficient within the electrolyzer.
Observe that, to adapt the enhanced Q-algorithm to the multi-reader scenario in the spatial division multiple access (SDMA) hypothesis, readers need to cooperate in order to choose the proper power sweep step during each phase of the algorithm.
CE), in his Handbook of Platonism chapter 5, is witness to the emergence of a specifically Platonist logic, constructed on the Platonic notions and procedures of division, definition, analysis and hypothesis, but there is little that would make a logician's heart beat faster.
To test this hypothesis, bacterial division on hyaluronic acid (HA) gel, as an alternative substratum, was examined.
Major points: In the abstract the authors say that their aim is to test the hypothesis of "division of labor" in species with maternally inherited mtDNA.
The pathogens hypothesis, the division of labor hypothesis and the sperm limitation hypothesis all predict that colony size (i.e. the number of workers in a colony) will be positively associated with paternity frequency (i.e. the number of fathers represented in the workers of a given colony; Figure 2) [ 11, 17, 21].
