Early food web studies [13], [14] showed that in many smaller networks, species can be ordered such that all diets fall into a contiguous interval on a single dimension, suggesting that niche space can often be collapsed to a single dimension.
This was rated on a 4 point scale from 4 = never to 1 = often, which was collapsed to a 3 point scale for analysis (see Table 2).
Such deals often collapse due to a failure to confront conflict during negotiations or to give the deal a sound structure.
For example, a cobaea seed is so large -- a little bigger than a watermelon seed -- that its embryonic stem often collapses trying to lift the cotyledons, or first leaves, to the light.
However, during the evaporative drying of structures from liquid resin, the 3D microstructures often collapse due to the capillary force.
The uprising is not the first time that Pakistanis have formed their own militias to stand up to the Taliban, and previous efforts have often collapsed largely because the government and military did not come to their aid.
Highly repetitive regions of the human genome are known to be nearly intractable by NGS because short reads are often collapsed, and these regions are often refractory to cloning.
During that time, according to investigators, he often collapsed on the trail, where counselors revived him by dousing him with water.
In 2004, Democratic attempts to match Voter Vault often collapsed ignominiously - bad data and system glitches.
Further lateral to the carotid arteries is the paired internal jugular vein, which is often collapsed but can be distended with the Valsalva manoeuvre to aid in identification.
