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Considering that species richness fosters structural heterogeneity and structure, which, in turn can increase stand productivity even more, the combination of tree species richness and structure would be recommended while keeping in mind that other ecosystem services also benefit from species richness and structure, e.g., stability and the distribution of risk.
This can also be fostered by heterogeneity of the tissue matrix, by pathological tissue alterations or by a low number of target microorganisms.
The latter include base compositional heterogeneity (Foster 2004; Jermiin et al. 2004) and lineage-specific changes in evolutionary constraint that can alter the proportion of variable sites in homologs (Lockhart and Steel 2005).
We argue that in a fully developed GIS model the sourcing of creative inputs does not come exclusively from a 'central' R&D laboratory, but other overseas R&D laboratories or technological affiliates can also undertake genuine knowledge creation activity from capitalising on the scientific heterogeneity fostered in individual host countries as well as distinctive demand conditions.
Landscape heterogeneity fosters life history variation in this natural population.
Intra-tumour genetic heterogeneity fosters the development of cancer drug resistance by Darwinian evolution and genomic instability mechanisms contribute to such heterogeneity in many tumour types.
The following examples highlight how Darwinian evolution driven by intra-tumoural genetic heterogeneity fosters resistance to the selection pressure of systemic cancer therapies.
Therefore, intra-tumor heterogeneity may foster tumor evolution and adaptation and hinder personalized-medicine strategies that depend on results from imaging procedures or single tumor-biopsy samples [ 7, 8].
NGS technologies have revealed that intratumour heterogeneity may foster tumour evolution and adaptation, and hinder personalised-medicine strategies that depend on results from single tumour-biopsy samples (Gerlinger et al, 2012).
Intratumor heterogeneity, which fosters tumor evolution, is a key challenge in cancer medicine.
