Third, whereas broad geographic distribution predominates over locale-specific segregation, implying widespread dispersal rather than localized endemicity, segregation by ecologic source predominates over across-source commonality, implying niche adaptation rather than broad host-range capability and interspecies transmission.
The influence of ultrasonic shot peening (USSP) on microstructure, surface segregation, localized and electrochemical corrosion of AA2024 was investigated using immersion test, OCP, EIS, polarization, XRD and SEM-EDS methods.
The results also indicate the possible neutron fluence effects on CGR in high CGR region (i.e., high neutron fluence condition) by radiation-induced segregation (RIS), localized deformation, and/or other mechanisms than radiation hardening.
In view of the fact that the SIA segregation mainly localized in a GB monolayer [10], the fractional occupancy of SIAs can be expressed well in terms of atomic monolayers (ML).
HO RILs exhibited segregation distortion localized to regions of chromosomes I, IV and V with preferred parental alleles varying by genomic region.
AtHaspin-tdTomato was localized at the phragmoplast after chromosome segregation.
Localization is finally localized.
An alternative possibility is that segregation of neurons into spatially localized communities minimizes the total cost associated with the wiring length (the physical distance spanned by connections between neurons).
There is noticeable segregation of the culture to different localized areas of the dish corresponding to the sources of activator.
P granules are cytoplasmic RNA-rich granules that are mostly localized to the germ-line, and the asymmetric segregation of the P granules during early division in C. elegans is a classic example of cytoplasmic patterning and cell polarity.
