Then, to investigate how such asymmetric interactions can lead to a stable demarcation line, we construct reaction-diffusion models for colony expansion of kin-discriminatory strains.
Mapping, compound numbering, and recording of global positioning system (GPS) coordinates were done in collaboration with the Nigeria's National Population Commission (NPopC), which has the mandate and resources to lead demarcation and other activities for census taking in Nigeria.
Kuhn observed that although his own and Popper's criteria of demarcation are profoundly different, they lead to essentially the same conclusions on what should be counted as science respectively pseudoscience (Kuhn 1974, 803).
This approach led to the precise demarcation of a strong selective sweep in deletion Df(1 ED6906.
(Carer E) This sense of ultimate responsibility led to a clear demarcation between the ways different forms of support were accessed and managed.
As a document laying out Reagan's political philosophy, it served as the demarcation between the party's past and future, and it helped lead to his win as California governor two years later.
If SU HW) is involved in the demarcation of LAD borders, we reasoned that loss of SU HW) would lead to changes in NL interactions near the borders where SU HW) is bound, such as expansion or contraction of LADs, or decreased sharpness of borders.
This demarcation point was also used to avoid ligation of the LAD too proximally to its origin which would lead to fatal cardiac arrhythmias.
Furthermore, the worse demarcation of the RV anterior free wall and the RV outflow tract from the surroundings and the indistinct visualisation of the pulmonary valve lead to difficulties in correct contour tracing [ 19].
Breakdown of peri-photoreceptor vascular demarcation leads to retinal angiomatous proliferation or choroidal neovascularization, two variants of vascular invasion of the photoreceptor layer in age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading cause of irreversible blindness in industrialized nations.
