The subject showing the greatest compartmentalization contained many nearly identical sequences in BAL sample, suggesting clonal expansion may contribute to reduced viral diversity in the lung in some cases.
Subject 5007 may have had a greater degree of compartmentalization of resistant virus.
Furthermore, as discussed in greater detail below, compartmentalization is a necessary condition of selection among evolving ensembles of genetic elements.
Losing control as stated above leads to either greater efforts at compartmentalization, or great fear of two or more segments of your life ever coming into contact with each other.
However, we found the pattern of change did not correlate strongly with the greatest shifts in compartmentalization and pH during evolution, suggesting that other factors, potentially including milk proteins' functional features, may be associated with the adaptive changes.
Due to the compartmentalization, a much greater number of transport reactions was required in our reconstruction compared to the previous ones.
In addition, there was a correlation between the sampling time interval and 3 of 4 qualitative measures of compartmentalization, so that the greater the amount of time between sampling, the more frequently compartmentalization was detected (Figure 3).
In other words, phobia can be a form of compartmentalization. Aaron Beck, a great thinker about cognitive distortions who founded the Center for Cognitive Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania, has pointed out multiple levels of displacement in phobias.
"The compartmentalization: one large image living on the picture plane, with lots of other images scattered around," he said.
It is likely that the particular abundance of MIP genes in plants may be attributed to the higher degree of compartmentalization of plant cells and their greater necessity for fine-tuned water control [ 3].
