That seems to be more likely to occur in a system with many levels of patchiness. |
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A diel study of the population in October indicated that the patchiness of population also changed dramatically between day and night. |
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April's patchiness means that the good rainfall Aprils are the now-and-again events. |
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The patchiness of China's safety net is one reason why households save so much of their incomes. |
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But the patchiness of tenure has also given rise to a tribe of nomadic professors, desperately seeking the next short-term contract. |
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An additional comparison of cover between 1999 and 2007 on seven selected transects showed an increasing patchiness in structure of the bed. |
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This led to a study of the already known phenomenon of patchiness in phytoplankton. |
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This patchiness of vegetation following fire also increases the diversity of habitat types across the landscape. |
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In turn, this enables me to evaluate whether the individual level consequences of patchiness that I examine lead to observed density dependent population dynamics. |
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The self-conscious lantern-lecture aspect just about offsets the psychological patchiness and occasional obviousness. |
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Officials claim the problem has become less rampant. Given the patchiness of official data, this is hard to prove. |
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The vividness of Villa makes way for the patchiness of Pittodrie. |
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Given the patchiness of the current cabinet's performance, many are putting their hope in a new, more capable batch of ministers, at the latest after the August MPR session. |
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I examine how habitat patchiness influences the distribution, abundance, and spatial dynamics of the geometrid moth Itame andersoni in the Wrangell Mountains of Alaska. |
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Attempts to quantify the amount and distribution of Sargassum in the Atlantic have met with many difficulties, including changes with seasonality and regional patchiness. |
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It claimed it needed it, but I question how much need was involved, given that on the occasions I managed to coax printing out there were no signs of fading or patchiness. |
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However, the year and patch effects significantly affected the success of successful nests in this species, indicating the existence of some patchiness in that species. |
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Although the epicuticle may be degraded during the life of the host, that is an intrinsic factor leading to epibiont patchiness, not a result of taphonomy. |
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If increased density influences the occurrence of aggressive interactions, the degree of patchiness of a habitat will affect the frequency of behavioral interactions. |
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However, in 1989, an aggressive strain of cassava mosaic disease, the virus that caused the patchiness, emerged, decimating harvests throughout the Great Lakes region. |
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Facelli JM Effects of topography, woody plant cover and grazing on nutrient patchiness in chenopod shrublands in South Australia. |
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I've noticed less patchiness on my cheeks and a plumper overall look to my complexion since I started using it. |
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However, special life history characteristics such as extreme patchiness in distribution and timing of key life history events in relation to the duration and coverage of seismic surveys may require case by case assessment. |
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Another concern is its 98th-place finish for the ease of enforcing contracts, a crucial condition for firms to flourish. Such patchiness is widespread. |
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Zooplankton patchiness can also be influenced by biological factors, as well as other physical factors. |
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Some basecoat emulsions cover hairline cracks, patchiness and stains, making them a good buy. |
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All in all, the involvement of user groups seems to remain surprisingly limited in accident prevention, perhaps because of the patchiness of their efforts in some cases and their disparity in others. |
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Resistance, resilience, and patchiness of invertebrate assemblages in native tussock and pasture streams in New Zealand after a hydrological disturbance. |
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The cooling trend, as well as its patchiness, probably results from variations in climate cycles such as the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, he notes. |
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Endoscopic and histological patchiness in treated ulcerative colitis. |
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However, the physics of bacterial patchiness is not well understood. |
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Distribution patterns of predatory arthropods, ulidiid eggs, and larvae can be analyzed by Taylor's Power Law, Iwao's Patchiness Regression, and the Index of Dispersion. |
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