Amphibian mortality events in relatively pristine and protected settings cause particular concern because they may be linked to larger scale, off-site factors that interact with local landscape features.
Small-holder cassava farmers should be linked to large-scale producers of high quality cassava flour, starch and industrial alcohol.
Future studies should address whether inversion status of the 17q21.31 region can be linked to (large-scale) changes in epigenetic tags.
The Cambrian explosion can be linked to large-scale perturbations of global ecosystems during Ediacaran; and a relatively short period of the Cambrian explosion could provide the environmental framework for both rapid speciation events and associated injury-induced neurogenesis in pre-bilaterian animals.
This implies that small-scale scalar dissipation of local flame-fronts is linked to large-scale scalar fluctuations.
Despite the subtle topography, the moisture regime, which is linked to large-scale cycles that are dependent on the surrounding matrix, was of primary importance for driving vegetation assemblages.
More recent declines in population numbers of sage-grouse and other sagebrush-obligate species in Wyoming have been linked to large-scale development of the landscape for energy, particularly underground reserves of oil and natural gas (Lyon and Anderson 2003; Walker et al. 2007; Becker et al. 2009; Harju et al. 2010; Gilbert and Chalfoun 2011).
The bandwidth for computing spectral densities was chosen from 4 to 40 Hz to account for θ-activity (4 7 Hz) that has been linked to large-scale integration during cognitive and motor events (Canolty and Knight 2010) and to avoid a potential 50-Hz electric current artifact.
There, a public toilet is linked to a micro-scale digester which provides energy onsite, although as the project expands the toilets will be linked to larger digesters operated by the local government or private operators.
We also provide novel analyses that suggest that it can be linked to the larger scale, northern hemisphere climate.
Stored blood can be used to assay pollutants (e.g., lead, mercury) and could be linked to ASD data sets to enable large-scale case control studies (McCann 2011; Spliethoff et al. 2008).
