However, although several new studies question the importance of available energy supply as a limiting factor in egg laying [23], the availability of food (usually caterpillars) required for feeding chicks has still been hypothesized to have some effect upon the formation of breeding strategies [24].
Due to the ever increasing demand for potable and irrigation water and inadequacy of available surface water, the importance of groundwater is increasing exponentially every day (World Bank 2010; Selvam and Sivasubramanian 2012).
Due to the ever increasing demand for potable and irrigation water and inadequacy of available surface water, the importance of groundwater is increasing exponentially every day (World Bank Report 2010; Selvam and Sivasubramanian 2012).
These data have significant implications for the interpretation of plant economy among Neanderthal groups, reinforcing the importance of available woody resources in the surroundings for the subsistence of the group.
These data highlight the importance of available reference microbial genomes when attempting to profile mixed population microbial communities without knowing in advance which organisms are present.
This heterogeneity of disease progression and the lack of available treatment emphasize the importance of early diagnosis, especially with the hope that intervention may be more effective in the early stages of disease.
The importance of available substrates has also been shown to be crucial for the lichen and bryophyte communities in naturally afforested, former arable land in comparison to permanent forestland in Estonia [51], and in logged stands in comparison to un-logged stands in British Colombia, Canada [52], but then mostly for common species.
The wealth of available tools reflects the importance of NGS and the tremendous dynamic of the field of data analysis.
The life-threatening and anxiety-provoking aspects of COPD help us to understand the importance of available professional support.
One cannot deny the importance of available data management systems (e.g. MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL) to archive, access and secure huge amounts of data.
