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The selection criteria are defined both in a qualitative and quantitative way, and are based on a territorial analysis using satellite data (images, digital elevation models) and hydrological and climatological information that are easily and freely available.
The factors that might predispose individuals to lose control over drug use are being defined both in animals (Dalley et al., 2007; Belin et al., 2008; Dilleen et al., 2012) and, through the study of addicted individuals and their siblings, also in humans, leading to the identification of endophenotypes relevant to drug addiction and related neuropsychiatric disorders (Ersche et al., 2010).
Ecological integrity is defined both in terms of life processes and indigenous content.
It will be demonstrated that this process can be defined both in the time domain and the frequency domain.
Wayfaring Strangers is defined both in terms of genre (its remit is folky Americana, "John Fahey apostles, singer-songwriters inspired by Joni Mitchell or Leonard Cohen") and means-of-production, scooping up the outstanding songs from "privately pressed albums that came out in editions anywhere from one hundred to five hundred copies".
Mononucleotide repeats were defined both in terms of base pairs and number of repeats.
Manzini et al. (1989) noted that the identity of materials can generally be defined both in terms of their physical and cultural performances.
First, we clarify how clusters were defined both in respect of statistical considerations and of local geographical and socio-cultural concerns.
The limits of detection (LOD) were defined both in relation to the method blanks and the instrumental detection limit (Sjodin et al. 2004b).
[Author's response: PTC is defined both in the Abstract and at the first mention of it in the Background.] Define "sequence blocks" in the text in terms of size range.
The six measures of time we consider are defined in Table 1, both in the demographic sense we describe, as well as in a more general event history interpretation.
