The active zone as a zone of the heightened deformation variation is second very important factor for monitoring of deformation process.
For example, it has been hypothesised that positive allometry and heightened coefficients of phenotypic variation may be indicative of sexual selection on genitalic and other traits [ 29] (but see [ 30, 31]).
As they carve a frequently lawless and drug-fueled path through the multiracial streets of Hackney, East London, the young women speak a heightened local patois, where, among many other variations in language, "isn't it" becomes "innit" and "thieving" becomes "tiefin'".
The way in which he presented the opening aria, shedding a number of its usual ornaments, heightened the contrast with the elaborations of the variations that come later, while some of his changes of registration on the strikingly handsome two-manual instrument he was playing (a modern copy of a German harpsichord made in 1713) made dramatic musical points.
There are many possible intracellular or extracellular factors that could impact these parameters to create a heightened innate immune response: viral/bacterial infections [9], genetic variation in proteases/anti-protease or receptor activities [10], [11], other cytokines that raise innate immune baseline responses, or genetic variation or intracellular modulation of IL-8 production [12] [14].
Both mean F0 and F0 variation are increased during states of heightened autonomic arousal.
Several imaging genetic studies have also shown that variation of the 5-HTT gene confers heightened amygdala reactivity to threatening facial emotions [ 70– 72].
The program ended with that ideal gala finale, Balanchine's "Theme and Variations," in which the recreated tutus won and deserved heightened attention.
The brightness vanishes, and that gives all the subtler colors — the variations of gray on the bark of a maple tree — a heightened presence.
High rates of unexplained colony loss in recent years [ 1, 2] have heightened these concerns and provided impetus for surveys of geographic and genetic variation in honey bee pathogens [ 3, 4].
