The proximate determinants (e.g., coital frequency, condom use, treatment with ARVs, etc).
Although our study provides only information about one source of individual variation in BF of directional tuning, with larger females being tuned to lower frequencies, variation in tuning of AN1 may be caused by different proximate factors, which may contribute to the frequency mismatch of the two "matched filters".
The dielectric constant proximate a constant value at high frequencies due to the shortage of dipoles to twirl quickly leading to a delay between applied field and frequency of wobbling dipole [20].
For example, Wilpena and Yourambulla Caves have almost identical morph frequencies and are geographically proximate with no obvious barriers to gene flow; however, these populations are genetically distinct.
This frequency is highest for the proximate 25 base segment and decreases with distance to the start codon.
On chromosome 11, frequencies of LOH peaked at the D11S969 and D11S387 markers, which expressed LOH in 53% and 48% of the informative cases, whereas D11S1818, which is proximate to the ATM gene, exhibited an LOH frequency of 24%.
Whereas a value for CSgreater than 0·07 clearly indicates weak coupling, a smaller value only confirms strong coupling between subsystems when the uncoupled resonance frequencies of each subsystem are sufficiently proximate.
Similarly, the pairs of works will be placed more proximate or more apart according to the co-citation frequency.
Until now, no other agent except G. destructans has been consistently associated with WNS [1], [3], [4], [5], [9], and we can further assume that the proximate effects of the fungus result in increased arousal frequency, flight activity in and outside of the hibernacula, and secondary infections.
Therefore, the proximate cause for the observed correlation of the species frequencies with summer precipitation is more likely the gradient of water chemistry variables during the time of highest larval abundance [27].
