FSSIM would benefit from extensions to model biodiversity, landscape and conservation indicators, from procedures for sensitivity and uncertainty analysis, from a more detailed modeling of the relationships between livestock density, grassland and manure production and from further calibration and validation of the model to new locations and research questions.
Thus, while it was determined that all terms would not, and in fact should not, be mapped to the other ontology, it was also apparent that both anatomy ontologies would derive significant benefit from extensions and other modifications resulting from the harmonization effort.
As our probabilistic method is based on a well-studied statistical framework (Friedman, 2004), we can easily benefit from extensions to mixtures proposed to integrate, or fuse, further biological information, such as sequence (Schönhuth et al., 2006) or in situ data (Costa et al., 2007a).
Some 50,000 people will benefit from the extension of business start-up loans.
I would greatly like to benefit from the extension of tube services, but at present, would still have to get a minimum of two night buses and tube to get home from central London.
The nation's largest commuter railroads, their customers and the region's taxpayers would benefit from an extension of the 2015 deadline to make sure this major P.T.C. investment will work safely and effectively.
While families will benefit from an extension in tax credits, Mr Osborne warned that they were complex and had a relatively poor takeup rate, a criticism echoed by Citizens Advice, who said that changes were needed to help "thousands of families experiencing huge problems" with the system.
Meanwhile, developers will benefit from an extension of a scheme to exclude them from rates on empty homes.
The modelling of n-Dimensional (nD) building performance measures can potentially benefit from BIM extension through API implementations.
The reader, however, needs to become acquainted with the previous development if he wishes to benefit from an extension to the formalism afforded by the material presented herein.
