Compared to a 50-year-old, the relative transition rate was 2.51 for a 60-year-old, and for patients between 60 and 70 years of age the transition rate increased by a factor of 4.52.
This means that as transition rates increase, it becomes less and less likely that character states are reconstructed with strong support.
In the second pattern, the state that is the least probable of the two at low transition rates becomes more and more probable as transition rates increase, then temporarily becomes more probable than the other state, and then decreases in probability as it converges towards the high rate equilibrium (e.g., perianth differentiation, Fig. 3).
Transversion and transition rates increase concomitantly with genetic distance, indicating that there is little or no saturation.
For example, MMR deficiency allowed G C > T A transversion rates to double, whereas A T > G C transition rates increased by nearly three orders of magnitude (919X).
However, for women who had at least six children, we observe that parity transition rates increased after 18 years of marriage compared with women who were married for less than 18 years.
The transition rate initially increases with time, reaches a maximum (at around 20 h) and falls to zero before the cell population enters the stationary phase, suggesting that transition to the H state takes place within a limited "window of opportunity" in time.
Cell cycle analysis revealed that the G2 to M phase transition rate was increased ∼1.5-fold in CDC25A-overexpressing CHO cells under MTX treatment.
Such increase occurs when the transition rate between stages increases slowly over time [ 12].
And the ground-state transition rate of polaron increases with enlarging the transverse and longitudinal confinement lengths of QR and decreases with the increasing of the ground-state energy of polaron.
