I'm interested in the fluidity of gender and sexuality.
Experts say any number is conjecture given the fluidity of the situation in North Africa and the difficulties involved in distinguishing the number of workers trying to return home from the refugees trying to flee.
One of the constants in so long a history is the fluidity of the population of the region.
"They said, 'We moved here so you would have a better life".' The final issue "Supercapitalist" raises is the fluidity of national identity in the age of globalization.
The two factors that make PSII electron transport most susceptible to heat stress are (i) increases in the fluidity of thylakoid membranes at high temperature which causes PSII light harvesting complexes to become dislodged from the thylakoid membrane and (ii) dependence of PSII integrity on electron dynamics [ 44].
His campaign added a last-minute stop in Mobile, Ala., on Monday morning, which advisers said was in recognition of the fluidity of the race and the potential that he could still win the state, which would be a significant boost to his candidacy.
In contrast, if the important factor was the fluidity of facial motion, stimuli with correct frame order should evoke a higher activation than stimuli with scrambled frame order.
Ageing has been reported to be associated with a decrease in the fluidity of the T-cell plasma membrane [ 49].
The effects of heptanol and octanol are specifically correlated with a decrease in the fluidity of the cholesterol-rich domains (that is, plaques) in which junctional channels reside, in spite of an increase in bulk membrane fluidity elsewhere [ 132].
Increased erythrocyte lipid peroxidation is known to cause a decrease in the fluidity of the membrane lipid bilayer, alteration of integrity, permeability, and functional loss [ 51].
