They were upset and agitated, a frequent state of affairs in the Davis camp.
The BS may not allow the MS to sleep if the sleep period is shorter than a specific threshold because the frequent state change may result in a higher consumption of energy.
Taxa with the most frequent state receive a white band.
Of the six states with the highest number of Alzheimer's disease cases (California, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Texas) [ 15], all but Texas (ranked 10th) were in the top 6 most frequent states.
We also found that the 10 most frequent states in models with two covariates are California, Virginia, Florida, New York City (treated as state), Alabama, Ohio, Tennessee, North Carolina, New Hampshire and New Mexico.
Use of noradrenaline to maintain arterial pressure classically worsens renal hypoperfusion in the low output state [ 6], but it may improve this perfusion in the hyperdynamic state, a frequent pattern in septic shock [ 14].
This seems to be a robust feature of the dynamics of these networks since this pair of most frequent states is present in the wild and mutated networks though they are not the same among the networks.
Here, old-growth is defined as the most frequent states that develop in the steady state predicted with equation (3) in the absence of harvest (Zhou and Buongiorno 2006).
Alternatively, moisture may be provided by the rotting of main bracts (e.g., in some species of Amomum, another genus in the family Zingiberaceae), so that fruits develop in a mass of black putrescence maintained in a wet state by frequent rains.
