For the non-urban planning zone, economic transition influences ALD through forest morphological changes and construction land spatial density increases.
For the urban planning zone, economic transition influences ALD through construction land morphological changes and water body spatial density increases.
It is assumed that an aerobic to anaerobic transition influences the bioenergetic status, i.e. the P i /NTP ratio increased linearly with the percentage of ivd200 and the area100.
The temperature of this transition is influenced both by the presence and by the length of the polyQ tract.
How a person copes with this transition is influenced by their experience, whether they consider it a natural transition or something that can be fixed, or whether they recognise they are experiencing menopause at all.
Moreover, this transition is influenced by two upstream noncoding RNAs, whose expression responds to Rpd3L, an observation that accounts for the unexpected role of a histone deacetylase in activating gene expression (Bumgarner et al. 2009).
Both these factors affect energetics of the phase transition, influence of the polymer concentration and behavior of bound water at elevated temperatures.
We show how the demographic transition influenced directional selection on height and body mass index (BMI).
A final set of simulations explores how features of the fertility transition influence the path of consumption given the baseline parameters values (Fig. 3).
To address whether the metaphase to anaphase transition influenced chromosome fragmentation, we performed analogous experiments in the presence of nocodazole (which blocks cells in metaphase) and obtained similar results.
