Demographic and natural determinants have comparative relative importance.
In general, economic, social, and demographic determinants have increasing contribution to urban expansion, but the natural determinants show declining influence on urban expansion with time.
This reflects not only the influence of natural determinants but also a significant effect of land-use policy measures in individual areas over the study period.
However, the anthropogenic and natural determinants of gene flow remain largely unexplored (Manel et al. 2003; Manel and Holderegger 2013) because multiple data sources (genetic, environment, ecology) are required to unravel these issues.
Melanin is a polymerized natural coloring determinant widely distributed in plants, animals and microorganisms.
Urban expansion in these four clusters is respectively dominated by demographic, social, natural, and economic determinants.
Despite the importance of safe mobility as the population ages, longitudinal data are lacking about the natural history and determinants of driving safety in older adults.
The literature have developed theoretical frameworks to model different pieces of the causal chain linking different shocks—including natural disasters to proxy determinants of human capital and other dimensions of human welfare, but there is no consensus of whether natural disasters have consequences on the creation and use of human capital (Baez et al. 2010).
18– 21 Therefore, we examined whether the AQP4 peptides we identified contained natural T-cell determinants of intact AQP4.
These are fundamental for establishing human, social, financial, physical and natural capital, all determinants for living conditions and distinctively different between urban and rural contexts.
