Secondly, we find that farmers, to a large extent, coordinated their decisions to secure a lower adaptation cost, and that communication among farmers strongly facilitated coordination.
Phytoplankton monitoring in the Baltic Sea is currently to a large extent coordinated through the HELCOM (Helsinki Commission) COMBINE (Cooperative Monitoring in the Baltic Marine Environment) protocol (Text S1).
Thus, to a large extent, HOXC9 coordinates neuronal differentiation and attenuation of DNA repair activities by simultaneously activating neuronal genes and repressing DNA repair genes.
Specifically, we investigate by means of statistical and information-theoretic measures to what extent sensory motor coordinated activity can generate and structure information in the sensory channels of a simulated agent interacting with its surrounding environment.
During the process of hybrid formation, DNA methylation patterns may adjust to some extent to coordinate the interactions among nuclear genes or those between nuclear genes and cytoplasmic genes.
The VLPFC area found by Roelofs, Minelli, et al. (2009) was also significantly more active during affect-incongruent relative to affect-congruent trials (extent: 3 voxels; coordinates of local maxima: −48, 32, 12).
The left VLPFC/FP was significantly modulated by testosterone during the affect-incongruent conditions compared with the affect-congruent conditions (see Fig. 3 A, extent: 5 voxels; coordinates of local maxima: −28, 54, 8; t = 3.89; masking with the 3-way interaction [Task × Movement × Valence] gave the same result).
To a remarkable extent, countries did coordinate their responses to the financial crisis and recession.
A Minusma spokesperson said the land for the UN super camp was chosen by the Malian government: "We are not aware to what extent the government coordinated its decision with local officials.
In our work here we explore the extent to which geographic coordinates within Europe can be predicted based solely on information from small subsets of genetic markers.
Analyzing 1,200 individuals from 11 populations genotyped for more than 500,000 SNPs (Population Reference Sample), we present a systematic exploration of the extent to which geographic coordinates of origin within Europe can be predicted, with small panels of SNPs.
