These imply that a drastic change in fast ice extent, which is vulnerable to climate change (Fraser et al. 2012), causes dramatic changes in the polynyas and possibly AABW formation that can potentially contribute to further climate change.
No large-scale historical datasets exist for fast ice extent or duration, though remotely sensed data do exist for seasonal sea ice.
In contrast, in the fast scenario, extent of expansion should increase rapidly early in life, up to the point when the earliest mutations had enough time to expand to the limits of their host cells and increase much slower thereafter.
Smaller oil droplets with larger variance leads to faster and larger extent of degradation.
Smaller mean droplet sizes and larger CV leads to larger water-oil-microbe contact and therefore faster and larger extent of degradation.
Moreover, when rGO materials were tested as RM, they promoted a faster and greater extent of IOP transformation up to 5.2-fold with sulfide as electron donor.
The optimal formulation results in faster and higher extent of dissolution than a poorly stabilized suspension, a film made from the unprocessed drug, a physical mixture or a compact of similar composition.
This is consistent with a to some extent faster evolution also reflected by the longer branches in the Makorin-like group in the phylogenetic tree.
Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, the bishop of Puebla and viceroy of New Spain in the 1640s reported: The primary meaning of an Aztec fast was to abstain from salt and chilis and all members of Aztec society engaged in fasting to some extent.
Foreign relief workers put the figures much higher, reckoning that 1.5m Syrians have been displaced within the country, with 250,000 fleeing abroad.In the past few weeks a civil war has been growing fast in territorial extent and ferocity.
