These different weathering conditions can arise in two ways, either from the effects of long-term climate change acting on debris that remains relatively static within the landscape or through the spatial relocation of debris from high to low altitude.
Wasps have been through plenty themselves this season but their relocation to the Midlands from High Wycombe continues to bear increasing fruit.
This might be interpreted as a functional correlate of self-evaluation and reflection of the preceding task or as relocation of cerebral resources representing recovery from high cognitive demands.
Genetic and environmental influences on free-choice novelty seeking behaviour were assessed in a pedigreed colony of vervet monkeys before and after relocation from a low stress to a higher stress environment.
Features in common for the two lineages are: (1) a very high level of gene relocation from the mitochondrion, (2) extensive rRNA gene fragmentation and dispersal, and (3) use of non-standard initiation codons.
The Independent's relocation from Canary Wharf to the lower-cost environs of London's Kensington High Street (this in itself is a curious anomaly) is a bold, last throw move by Independent News and Media.
Thus, higher expression of CCR7 and CD62L might promote their relocation from peripheral blood to lymph nodes, which are the site of chronic viral replication.
The high court case of the ||Gana and |Gwi people, challenging their relocation from the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, was suspended in September 2005 to give the applicants time to raise more funds to cover legal costs.
Consistent with these results, combined knockdown of ERK8 and GBF1 almost completely reversed high HPL staining, further indicating that GBF1 is required for GalNAc-T relocation from the Golgi to the ER.
Furthermore, the mortality was three times higher in patients who were NRBC-positive on the day of relocation from the intensive care unit to a peripheral ward compared to patients who were NRBC-negative on the relocation day.
