For yellow-bellied marmots, while there has been large advances in emergence date (23 days), breeding date (as measured by weaning dates) advanced by 5.6 days only (Ozgul et al. 2010).
It's going to be the first major change that humans have lived through in a while, since the emergence of what we sometimes think of as the modern period of sovereignty, as theorized by Thomas Hobbes, among others.
Recognition is one of the dance pieces in Emergence.
HBV genotype D has a major role in emergence of precore mutants (1896 G>A) leading to diagnostic failure, vaccine escape mutants, and poor clinical response while therapy.
While Colander's emergence in the 100 meters was surprising, Jones's regression was less unexpected.
As shown in this study, these Papaver taxa perform as winter annuals in warmer climates while spring emergence is an important factor in cooler climates (Figs 3 and 5).
While leaf emergence dates in spring advanced linearly with temperature, reaction norms for leaf senescence in fall were nonlinear with the greatest longevity of leaves in intermediate thermal environments.
Hospitals and pharmaceutical manufacturers also kept the filters in high demand, while the emergence of strict air pollution laws in the United States and other countries beginning in the 1970s raised awareness about the importance of clean air.
While the emergence of new teeth in infants under 1 year old can sometimes cause a slight increase in body temperature, studies show it does not generally cause a high-grade fever.
In the 1990s, heroin use was again popularized by the rise of grunge and Britpop, while the emergence of 'the waif' in fashion, of which Kate Moss is often cited as the originator, would give rise to the term 'heroin chic'.
