This article quantitatively relates, for the first time, compensational stacking patterns within debris fans to characteristics of their internal stratigraphy and discusses implications to geologic hazard assessment and mitigation.
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"The question is: Is this trough of low pressure going to be strong enough where it draws Joaquin in, toward the Unites States," Feltgen said, "or as some other models suggest, does it push it out to sea?" Related: For the First Time on Record, Three Category 4 Hurricanes Occurred-Simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean.
Accumulation of IRG proteins at the PVM has previously been shown to be associated with a block in pathogen replication: our results relate for the first time the enzymatic properties of IRG proteins to their role in pathogen resistance.
The systematic study presented here has firmly related, for the first time, molecular functional roles of gene modules involved in CNAs to biological processes related to cancer initiation and progression.
Thus, our study extends the work of other authors, because the different response of NB cells to TZDs was related for the first time to differences in PPAR γ transactivation, which, in turn, appear to be due to a different phosphorylation status of the receptor.
The truly ominous article relates that for the first time on record birthrates in many parts of Europe have dropped below 1.3 per family.
This approach is already present in his MC, where he, for instance, relates for the first time the distances of the planets to a power which emerges from the Sun and decreases in proportion to the distance of each planet, up to the sphere of the fixed stars (see Stephenson 1987, pp. 9 10).
My distance to her during and after her surgery was partially related to seeing, for the first time in my life, the woman who had always served as a source of strength for me become vulnerable and ask for help.
The evolutionary history inferred from our analyses of Aloe and related genera shows for the first time that Aloe vera is native to the Arabian Peninsula, and discounts phylogenetic distance as an explanation for its popularity over many other species of Aloe.
