That means, it may not be available for fighting wildfires, deferred maintenance, closing abandoned mines and other costs identified in the study.
The requirement for long term maintenance closer to patients, at the community level and/or led by peer educators, has been stressed [ 37, 38].
If the underlying cause of correlated substitutions is the maintenance of close physical interactions in the tertiary structure in evolution [ 14,16] then such sites may be located in close proximity and the information of their co-evolution may be used to infer the tertiary structure of the aligned protein [ 17,18].
The listed price was $1.22 million, with a monthly maintenance charge close to $1,200.
Leaf water potential measurements suggested that the isohydric behaviour (maintenance of close stomata during water stress) of the maize was made possible thanks to K fertilization.
Primatologist Joan Silk described the riddle of friendship neatly: "reciprocity and equity are important among friends, but tit-for-tat reciprocity is antithetical to the formation and maintenance of close friendship.
We argue that the motivation to interact with conspecifics is a necessary prerequisite for the emergence of group living, and that the use of submission reduces the costs of conflict and facilitates the maintenance of close social proximity.
Food calls are another example of how food holds a prime position in the formation and maintenance of close relationships [10].
This is not surprising since immortalisation with the SV40 oncogene typically results in genetic and phenotypic changes [16] whereas ectopic expression of hTERT results in the maintenance (or close to) of the original characteristics of the primary cell line it was derived from, including minimal karyotypic changes and non-malignant phenotype [22], [25], [29].
In a recent paper, we examined whether oxytocin in the domestic dog modulates the maintenance of close social bonds in non-reproductive contexts.
