OA reflects a suite of changes in seawater chemistry due to the uptake of excess anthropogenic CO2 by the ocean, resulting in a decline in the surface ocean pH, carbonate ion concentration and saturation state of carbonate minerals, while increasing CO2 and bicarbonate ion concentrations13,14.
The density and composition of regenerating trees are often highly variable, reflecting sensitivity to a suite of driving factors operating at different scales (e.g., harvest gap to regional landscape), including production of seeds, physical characteristics of gaps and stands, competition with non-tree vegetation, and browsing by animals.
Adult female S. japonicum expressed high levels of a suite of genes reflecting well recognised biological functions associated with this stage.
At the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Pagés performs "Self-Portrait," a suite of solos that reflect her very personal exploration of the flamenco form.
At root, TPAB is a suite of songs that reflects K.Dot's deepest vision of music, his experiences, and his sense of what the world and an ideal Kendrick Lamar might look like.
A behavioral syndrome is a suite of correlated behaviors reflecting among-individual consistency across multiple contexts.
This variety of related sensitivities for different stimuli defines a behavioral syndrome, in this case, a "foraging behavior syndrome" [31], which can be understood as a suite of correlated behaviors reflecting between-individual consistency in behavior across multiple foraging situations [32].
In the 19th century, the progenitors of public health instituted a suite of interventions that astutely reflected perceived linkages between environmental conditions and poor health.
The government is consulting on proposals to introduce a suite of other measures designed to reflect the deeper causes of poverty, including the quality of school education and the stability of family relationships.
It is therefore important to investigate possible pharmacological interventions in animal models that better reflect the suite of behavioral (and ostensibly neurochemical) changes that occur following chronic drug use, especially as they relate to addiction-like criteria.
