These observations suggest that introgressive hybridization is a more widespread process on both coasts of the American continent for Avicennia than previously believed, adding a relevant report to the large list of examples of hybridization in mangrove species.
Nevertheless, pay gap changes between 2007 and 2012 can be explained by the widespread process of fiscal consolidation rather than by the previous factors.
Second, we find that in some countries, pay gaps have narrowed down significantly during the recent financial crisis, this decrease being explained by the widespread process of fiscal consolidation rather than by changes in the previous factors.
This fungal-plant symbiosis is a widespread process of major ecological importance.
"I have given the Council specific instructions to facilitate a widespread process of citizen participation throughout the development of its proposals," President Bachelet stated.
This process reflects a widespread process of political decentralization, often with the formal goal of increasing accountability and responsiveness to needs.
A close examination of a variety of widespread processes that contribute to the generation of genomic variation shows that evolution does not rely entirely on stochastic mutation.
As is known, duplication at the gene and genome levels is a widespread process that contributes to the evolution of biological novelty [ 26].
Perhaps if the debate on the decriminalization of drugs had been begun before adopting the present course regarding public security, the country would have saved countless lives, widespread social suffering, grave processes of institutional breakdown, and astronomical monetary resources.
This finding pre-dates widespread implementation of standard ICU processes of care, such as ventilator-care bundles and lung-protective ventilation protocols, which may mitigate the effect of increased handovers that are inevitably required with sessional cover [ 6].
All of them are deposited by normal processes of sedimentation and are widespread in sedimentary strata.
