This, in turn, was postulated to drive fluctuations of the bridge elements necessary for processive capping [21].
Understanding the "translation" of synaptically driven fluctuations of membrane potential to spike events is of key importance to our understanding of computational processes in the brain.
Such rapid changes in host resistance are expected to drive fluctuations in viral prevalence, and may make virus host associations unstable and short-lived [ 9].
This suggests that individual populations or yearly environmental conditions drive fluctuations in heterozygosity via clonal amplification rather than specific geographic or biotypic effects.
It is common, for example, to observe changes in the levels of energy and drive, fluctuations in emotionality and in the extent to which the work performance is affected by the disease.
However, the number of loci that deviated from HWE decreased when populations were grouped according to biotype or sampling cluster, suggesting that individual populations or yearly environmental events drive fluctuations in heterozygosity via clonal amplification rather than any specific effects of geography or biotype.
Without the normal behaviorally-driven fluctuation in FoxP2, the songs of experimental birds were less accurate copies of the tutor.
For example, by comparing the points A, B, C, and D in the input signal, in the voltage response, and in the phase plane, in Type II neurons we see less fluctuation in the values of v and w as the input signal fluctuates and drives also fluctuation in the pseudo-slow manifold.
An intriguing question is what drives the fluctuations in the growth of health spending clearly visible in Figure 1.
Since then Nigeria's balance of trade has alternated between periods of deficits and of surpluses, driven by fluctuations in the global oil market and government decisions on how to spend its money.
