Indeed, it is easy to explain that following tandem gene duplications there could be, in some rare cases, molecular events that lead to phenomenon such as shared regulatory regions or global gene regulation, favouring cluster maintenance, while in most other cases, the duplicated genes would be, after some time, dispersed in the genome, as it is observed for most multigenic families.
Other topological effects could lead to phenomena like unquenchable currents on the surfaces or edges of materials.
This flexibility could lead to phenomena such as the partial remapping observed in hippocampal place cells [6, 10, 31].
There is also the risk of not achieving career maturation phenomenon which can lead to phenomena misfit search and permanent redefinition of the role of teenager – now reached adult – in social landscape.
A related question is under what circumstances these dynamics lead to phenomena such as bimodality and, as a consequence, separation of distinct cell subpopulations.
This persistent inflammation in turn might lead to phenomena that produce more extended hospital stays, such as infection or slower wound healing.
Intermittent binding can slow-down diffusion, lead to confined motion of the bound protein, but does not lead to phenomena specific to anomalous diffusion such as local exploration and distance-dependent search time.
For instance, the direct effect of perception on action, and action on perception (which lead to phenomena like priming, alignment and mimicry) are highly relevant topics in social cognitive science and should be considered as requirements for modeling social interaction.
Obligatory trade-offs faced by group members can potentially lead to phenomena at the group level such as the emergence of a leader, consistent structure in the organization of individuals when moving, and the use of visual or acoustic communication.
And then, inevitably, the adopters and interlopers begin to succeed on their own terms, which leads to phenomena like Macklemore & Ryan Lewis's "Thrift Shop" and Baauer's "Harlem Shake".
Due to their confined electronic states to a very small volume in nanocrystals, doping leads to phenomena not found in the bulk counterparts.
