This requires recognition of the complex interactions between the chemical, physical and biological components of an ecosystem [ 22, 72- 74] through a combination of empirical studies, long-term observational data and ecological modelling [ 64, 72, 75].
Within this context, an accurate individuation of SPs, namely the biological component of a given ecosystem that supports human activities is fundamental.
Existing established biochemical/biokinetic expressions can be used to design the biological component of an MBR, aided by available tools for this purpose.
In addition, we argue that this emphasis on the biological component of an intrinsically interdisciplinary problem results from and reinforces an emphasis on the more severe end of the continuum of dependence problems.
These studies demonstrated that a combination of biological components on a bio-absorbable pad, as used in the current study, was effective for hemostasis.
The biological component of all biofilters comprises indigenous bacteria that proliferate in biofilms at low nutrient concentrations.
Evaluating the environmental impacts of climate change on water resources and biological components of the landscape is an integral part of hydrologic and ecological investigations, and the resultant land and resource management in the twenty-first century.
Three types of biological components of the regulatory network can have an effect on the FBA: reactions, genes and external metabolites.
I admired William Flesch's examination of fiction and evolutionary biology, in "Comeuppance: Costly Signalling, Altruistic Punishment and Other Biological Components of Fiction" (Harvard), not least because Flesch, a young professor at Brandeis, is aware of the limits of the application of biology to aesthetics.
A second type of methodology compares biological components of fitness, such as mating competition, longevity, and reproductive output, between populations of interest [ 1, 11].
