Numerous recent studies have documented shifts in flowering and fruiting season as a consequence of climate change (Molau et al. 2005; Miller-Rushing and Primack 2008; Telemeco et al. 2013).
For optimal efficacy, vaccine strain compositions are updated regularly to counter "antigenic drift" that occurs progressively from season to season as a consequence of immune selection, so that the vaccine antigens are as close as possible to the circulating wild-type antigens.
Approximately 90% of all HFRS cases are found within the HFRS-endemic northern region of Sweden (5 ), but cases outside this region most often originate from the HFRS-endemic areas and are found during the summer season as a consequence of residents spending their holidays in the north (7 ).
The environmental conditions in which plants live vary constantly, during the day, with the seasons and as a consequence of climate.
Carlb1501: If City persevere with three at the back, they will concede more this season and as a consequence lose more games.
The competition relies on revenue earned from sponsorship although it has been able to run without a sponsor over two periods but had to be suspended for one season in 1998 99 as a consequence.
The announcement of the manager's departure at the end of the season could have been handled differently – the team were somewhat disappointed that he did not tell them in person he was off to Manchester City – but Alaba coolly dismisses the suggestion their season could be affected as a consequence.
Oddly enough, most of Keller's team-leading 55 catches last season were a consequence of play design rather than his commanding the ball as a mismatch creator.
At increasing distances, pH and temperature may dramatically change, also as a consequence of the season and rainfalls.
Under these conditions, the average flowering date of our global population advanced as a consequence of the warmer growing seasons for both September and October planting cohorts.
