While individual features can be manually mapped, this research focused on the development of methods using line intersect sampling (LIS) for estimating LWF as an indicator of habitat availability in agricultural landscapes.
Family size measured in terms of adult equivalent is an indicator of labor availability, and it has a positive influence to participate in off-farm activities.
This protein has been used as an indicator of iron availability in humans (liver and serum).
It is an internationally recognized measure of cataract surgery service activity and an indicator of the availability and acceptability of the service to the population [ 8, 9].
Stature is an indicator of childhood availability of nutrition and may be an indicator of parental socio-economic status [ 25, 28].
However, measurement of pesticides in saliva has great potential because of the convenience of sampling and analysis and the potential accuracy of salivary concentrations as an indicator of tissue availability (Arcury et al. 2003; Quandt et al. 2001).
To determine which biologics were available on the market in the Netherlands, the UK, and Spain, we assumed that the ability to report a biologic in their respective online ADR reporting forms is an indicator of their availability.
Coupling the system to metabolism required only deleting the sensor kinase NRII (NtrB), because in its absence NRI becomes responsive (phosphorylated-activated) to acetyl-phosphate (AcP), a small molecule that has been suggested to be an indicator of glucose availability but also able to phosphorylate many response regulators.
Patch area, an indicator of host plant availability, was an exception, accounting for 30% of variation in patch occupancy at Indiana Dunes.
Obtained humic metal phosphate complexes were only partially soluble in water but totally soluble in rhizospheric root exudates and neutral ammonium citrate (an indicator of potential P availability for plants) [47, 49].
