The analysis also reveals that the way that the future environmental and policy changes are conceptualized and presented to farmers and the range of different farmers in the agro-ecosystem determine the extent of the resulting aggregate effects of individual farmer reactions to future changes at the landscape scale.
[NOTE: the concentration of CaCl2 (here 10 µM) was lower than typically used in M9-medium (100 µM CaCl2; see below), and fully supported cellular growth but limited the extent of aggregation, since aggregates >400 µm diameter interfered with LDA analysis].
A conservative frontier-based method was used for determining the extent of each aggregate and demarcated for each of four directions relative to the alignment of the dcEF.
Biomonitoring of the chlorpyrifos metabolite enabled us to quantify the extent of aggregate exposure to the pesticide for a child living within a treated residence and estimate the body burden levels.
The extent of aggregate breakup is a function of the magnitude of the turbulent force as well as the total duration of the force event.
The extent of ND aggregate size is also dependent on factors such as viscosity, density, and surface tension.
The sections were graded subjectively using various parameters indicative of pulmonary inflammation, namely evidence of haemorrhage (0 3), the degree of interstitial leukocyte infiltration (0 5), the extent of perivascular lymphoid aggregate formation (0 4) and the presence of fibrotic lesions (0 1).
In the cases of charged substrate, the extent of the domains (from extended aggregates to possibly monomers) was shown to be controlled by the wall charge, Zw, for both the self-assembly scenarios identified in our investigation.
Addition of Syn211 (specific for human α-syn; Giasson et al., 2000a) or Syn303 (which binds a pathological conformation of human and mouse α-syn; Duda et al., 2002) reduced the extent of fibrillar aggregates and partially restored the presynaptic localization of α-syn.
As underflow solids fraction is increased, thickeners operated at a specified aggregate densification rate (or equivalently at a fixed settling zone height) tend to approach a 'fully densified' suspension state (defined as a point at which the extent of aggregate densification ceases to change with time), with improved thickening performance.
