Active protein is converted to damaged protein at an environmentally determined, constant rate of damage accumulation a, in line with those previous models based on continuous time processes [ 5, 24, 32].
It charts the accelerating rate of damage to the oceans, revealing how we are on a path to self-destruction without an urgent change of course.
Japan spends a whopping 0.33% of GDP on its fire service, but in return has extraordinarily low rates of damage from fire.
The maneuvering began more than a month ago, when Ford obtained data from federal regulators showing the rate of damage claims by customers for 10 high-volume lines of tires manufactured by companies other than Firestone.
One model of tire that the Ford Motor Company is using to replace Firestone Wilderness AT's has a higher rate of damage claims than the Firestones do, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said today as it opened a defect inquiry into the tire.
One model of tire that Ford is using to replace Firestone Wilderness AT's has a higher rate of damage claims than the Firestones do, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said as it opened a defect inquiry into the tire.
Furthermore, injuries of this kind appear to be absent in the specimens of pachycephalosaurs that don't have thick skull-caps, meaning that rates of damage are obviously still more common in the domed animals, and also that damage seems to correlate with having the dome.
Injury occurs when the rate of damage exceeds the rate of elimination and/or repair.
This was differentiated to give the rate of damage evolution.
These rates were lower than the rates of damage of cells stimulated under the same conditions.
