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AGB mapping with airborne LiDAR is most commonly conducted by deriving empirical models between a suite of LiDAR metrics and field-measured AGB values obtained from georeferenced field sample plots.

Carrano et al. [46] examined the relationship between a suite of morphological characters (including snout breadth) and dietary preference in hadrosaur dinosaurs.

Here, we introduce a new approach to this problem by investigating the phenotypic and genetic relationships between a suite of non-visual constructive traits and eye regression.

"We realized that we couldn't split our time between a platform, a suite of apps and this new tool that we built," Grove says.

There will also be an excerpt from Mr. Chen's "Between Heaven and Earth," a suite of dances to scores by the Chinese composers Zhou Long and Chen Yi.

It is oriented by a Negotiation Logic, aiming at establishing cooperation between units by using a suite of fundamental rules based on an objective function defined by price, quality and delivery parameters.

However our analysis of the relationship between genetic structure and a suite of species and habitat traits shows that increased pelagic duration has little power to explain genetic subdivision.

This paper develops a method for measuring land use diversity for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and explores the relationship between land use diversity and a suite of demographic variables.

Mixed effects models were used to identify relationships between plant community composition and a suite of measured and modelled environmental variables along transects away from roads at eight calcareous grasslands.

Despite an overall similarity in genetic diversity between reference and polluted populations, a suite of tests suggested that some loci and certain polymorphisms may be under selection.

This variety of related sensitivities for different stimuli defines a behavioral syndrome, in this case, a "foraging behavior syndrome" [31], which can be understood as a suite of correlated behaviors reflecting between-individual consistency in behavior across multiple foraging situations [32].