In relation to the social isolation scale overall 32.8% (high: 11.9%; medium: 20.9%) of the 15-year old girls experience alienation in relation to the item 'Not belonging' while the corresponding prevalence is only 8.6% (high: 3.0%; medium: 5.6%) in relation to the item 'No support when unhappy'.
The distribution of the genetic diversity was also investigated in relation to the source of isolation (Figure 5).
In relation to the prolonged period of isolation, each team members' microbiological flora will be studied alongside further studies performed to gauge and track processes of cardiac and neuro-deconditioning. Expedition updates will be provided via The Coldest Journey expedition website charting the progress and science along the route.
Yet, a limited number of studies in fungi have systematically tested the sequence divergence in pheromone and receptor genes in relation to the strength of prezygotic reproductive isolation (see May et al., 1999; Karlsson et al., 2008; Devier et al., 2009; Kellner et al., 2011).
Advantageously, the solubility of the desired manno-enitol 9a in MeOH and EtOH is very low in relation to the other two isomers, allowing its isolation in ca. 50 % yield by simple trituration from MeOH or EtOH.
Here's another good idea: buildings in cities should not be designed in isolation, but in relation to the places in which they are set, whether these are views to and from world heritage sites, or the fabric of adjoining streets.
In addition, no significant differences between subjects were identified using a variety of more sophisticated approaches to time series analysis, either looking at the foot temperature in isolation or in relation to the ambient temperature.
LSU-Lb, in relation to the published URRWXCal2 strain, suggesting that spatial isolation (LSU) and potential host specialization (LSU-Lb) have resulted in genetic divergence (table 1).
To the best of our knowledge, this study describes, for the first time, a method allowing not only the isolation of a specific cell population in relation to the cytokine utilized but also the possibility to culture these precise cell types whose isolation has been very difficult to date.
Our synthesis suggests that serious and sustained risk-taking is associated with social isolation, liminality and a person's position in relation to the dominant social group.
In relation to the mid-phase of silk emergence in the receptor field, a temporal isolation of five and seven days resulted in a significant decrease in cross-pollination by more than 80% in comparison to full synchrony.
