3 – Primordia which have consumed enough auxin emerge (emergence threshold – ET) and stop consuming auxin [18], [19].
While the role of human behavior has long been suggested as a driver for emerging infections47, the emergence of online social networks, now widely used throughout the world, opens new opportunities to assess it quantitatively48.
Although these things are interesting to the video professional, they constitute a sort of dark age from which we are only recently emerging — and this emergence is the reason we are having this discussion.
Moreover, original and new NV variant types have been continuously emerging, and their emergence is related to the recent global increase in NV infection.
Secondly, Crutchfield defines CA-emergence as a paradigmatic case of intrinsic emergence: the emerging patterns "are important within the system" (Crutchfield 1994b, p. 3), not merely important for an observer outside the system.
As pointed out by the commentary in this issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases (2), the emergence of antimicrobial resistance is unavoidable from an evolutionary perspective.
The rate of emergence for emerging infectious diseases has increased dramatically over the last century, and research findings have implicated wildlife as an importance source of novel pathogens.
This could play a major role in the epidemiology of antibiotic resistance in Nigeria and could also be responsible for prolong treatment of bacterial infection, the emergence of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases.
The active ingredient in Movento, spirotetramat, is taken into the foliage, systemically moving through plant tissue to stems, roots, and leaves to be fed upon by emerging SJS nymphs during emergence and feeding.
Wolf compares the speed of emancipation in emerging economies — the breathtaking emergence of China's female billionaires, the ambition of South Asian high school graduates — with the status of women in Western societies at equivalent levels of development.
