Sentence examples for local emergence from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, the syndrome spread over many hectares of olive trees causing dramatic effects and currently it represents a serious local emergence [2].

Fallows, independent of age, can therefore act as source or sink depending on the focal predator group and more permanent grassland in the landscape can result in lower local emergence.

In Salento, the sub-peninsula in the south-eastern of Apulia Region (southern Italy), the infection of X. fastidiosa has been associated with the widespread presence of CoDiRO (complex of parasitic agents that constitute the so-called "olive quick decline syndrome") and currently represents a serious local emergence.

Large trap catches in the cotton belt in the early growing season and in the southern regions at the end of the cotton-growing season cannot be explained by local emergence.

Although serovars from the Ballum serogroup had never previously been isolated or identified on MAT in cases that were locally acquired in Queensland, the serovar was included in our routine MAT panel to allow identification of cases acquired overseas and/or local emergence of new serovars.

Our main goals were to identify the clone causing the rise in incidence rate in Greater Aachen and to elucidate whether increased disease activity in Germany represented local emergence or cross-border spread from the Netherlands, which had experienced a steep rise in IMD caused by cc41/44 since 1980 (18 ).

The picture emerging from modeling indicates that production of growth factors by cells may lead to diffusion-driven instability, which in turn may lead either to decay of both population, or to emergence of local growth foci represented by spike-like solutions.

In contrast, our data support the local origination and emergence of this highly resistant haplotype, similar to rare resistant dhfr haplotypes (36 ).

The high number of STs represented by single isolates could be a consequence of suboptimal diagnostics, limited and biased sampling, ineffective or non-existing contact tracing, local and recent emergence of new STs and import of strains.

Across these diverse models, common features include: (1) a systems perspective (assuming emergence, local adaptation and non-linearity); (2) framing of research as a creative enterprise with human experience at its core; and (3) an emphasis on process (especially relationships, interactions, sense-making and dialogue) as much as products.

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