By combining this multidisciplinary information we propose an evolutionary model for the tip of the extensional growth fault system that accounts for the progressively changing sediment rheological properties, and for the time dependent subsidiary deformation pattern by invoking the interplay between the regional stress field and the local, kinematically-derived one by fault activity.
Understanding the progressively changing pathophysiology of brain death (BD) allows expedient diagnosis and implementation of rapid therapeutic measures that maximize successful application of transplantation.
The most frequent phenomena are deep-seated rotational translational slides (affecting mainly flysch), slow earth flows (occurring in clayey lithologies) and complex movements (typically rotational failures at the head progressively changing into translational movements throughout the body and toe) (Martelloni et al. 2012; Bianchi and Catani 2002; Benedetti et al. 2005).
However, the arrival of new antiviral molecules is progressively changing the landscape of hepatitis C treatment.
The parameter g0 is assigned according to the measured growth rates of infected cultures: for the E condition it is simply the rate of exponential growth, while in the S condition the system is forced by progressively changing g0 so as to match the measured values of declining velocity.
"One mistake was not progressively changing the courses to Arabic," said Rachid Mrabet, former director of the Institut Supérieur de Commerce et d'Administration des Entreprises, I.S.C.A.E., a business school in Casablanca.
During the summer and winter months the seasonal O3 concentration maps exhibit clear and progressively changing geographical patterns over time, suggesting the existence of relationships in accordance with the typical physiographic and climatologic features of California.
Nowadays, this vision is progressively changing with the discovery of important crosstalks between pathways [ 28, 29] and the assumption that unknown crosstalks should be responsible for the difficulty to predict output states for particular pathways [ 29, 30].
Subsequently, we classified each TFBR into one of three categories: (1) conserved intensity, similar intensities across all ancestral states; (2) progressively changing intensity, the intensity of successive ancestral TFBRs progressively increases or decreases; (3) randomly changing intensity, when a locus has neither a conserved nor progressive profile.
During the course of the disease in patients with SLC, we observed a progressively changing pattern on SD-OCT scans that was consistent with the abnormal FAF signals detected simultaneously.
In P. margaritifera for instance, individuals develop as males and remain so for the first two years of life before progressively changing to females reaching a sex ratio close to 1 1 at around 8 years old [ 14].
