Spatial data analysis highlighted high irregularity in shoot density from centimetric to larger spatial scales.
Extensive numerical examples are also presented to demonstrate that the NNR algorithm can deliver satisfactory convergence for the SA method on data sets with high irregularity in their point distributions.
In addition, the divergent karyotypes of these parental species may also cause high irregularity in meiosis.
High irregularities in meiotic pairing were observed in the hybrids of P. delenatii × P. callosum and P. delenatii × P. glaucophyllum (Table 4), reflecting the distant relationships between their parental species (Fig. 4; Cox et al., 1997).
Here, with higher irregularity prior to stimulus onset, power in low frequencies decreased.
High spiking irregularity in these models emerged within a chaotic, close-to-bifurcation regime characterized by a shift of the membrane potential distribution from mono- to bimodality and by similar ISI return maps as observed in vitro.
Senegalese migrants are one of the most recent and vulnerable immigrant groups in Spain: they have a high irregularity rate (31,6% in 2008), they intensely concentrate in precarious jobs (Obućina, 2013) – which makes them more susceptible to internal mobility – and they are more residentially segregated than other groups (Díaz Hernández, Domínguez Mujica, & Parreño Castellano, 2010).
The authors find significant selection biases at origin (by age and socio-economic status) and, interestingly, much higher different response rates in Italy than in Spain.17 The authors reject the hypotheses of different implementing agencies or higher rates of irregularity in Italy, and propose that the particular political context at the time in Italy increased mistrust among respondents.
The first evident difference between the samples prepared from irradiated monolayers vs. irradiated agarose-embedded cells was the shape of the cells: higher heterogeneity and irregularity in shapes was found for the irradiated monolayers compared to cells irradiated in agarose (Fig. 3).
