In general, low levels of genetic variation were observed and manifested in two ways.
The influence of the street network is manifested in two ways: by restricting the spread of crime to only occur along network connections, and by incorporating network metrics as a proxy for human activity.
Thus, the evolution of modularity is best studied by considering modules in the context of other putatively independent modules, because the evolutionary effects of modularization will be manifested in two ways within a single biological system: within modules (integration) and across modules (autonomy).
As a symptom of embarrassment, poor self-image/esteem was cognitively manifested in two ways.
Local dependency is manifested in two ways – through response dependency and trait dependency, both analysed by means of residual correlations [ 43].
The cost of using this tool is manifested in two ways: (i) the energy required to form the radical intermediate and (ii) the energy required to control it.
This cost may be manifested in two ways: first, through the restriction of high velocities and accelerations to a relatively narrow range of kinematic variables, and second through a reduction in performance associated with steering behaviour that increases variation in the final escape direction.
An error zone may be manifested in three different ways: in the beginning, in the middle, or in the end of any transmission path p. The error zone is defined by two delimiters: B and E, where 0 ≤ B ≤ E ≤ (H(p) + 1).
The behavior is manifested in three major ways: (1) a process can transform (generate, consume, or change the state of) one or more objects; (2) an object can enable one or more processes without being transformed by them, in which case it acts as an enabler, i.e., a human agent or an inanimate instrument; and (3) entities can trigger events that invoke processes if some conditions are met.
It is generally accepted that there is the balance between self-renewal and differentiation [33], which may be manifested in two different ways.
