This draws attention to the fundamental importance of maintaining, or rebuilding, a breadth of body sizes and age classes within exploited populations.
Usually they have to compromise between the breadth of age categories and the number of additional variables studied.
A multiple regression analysis was used to determine the relative importance of the different variables, regressing the log-transformed range-size (response variable) upon the explanatory variables (range properties, species' age, niche breadth and habitat preference) and the phylogenetic PVR components.
This form will produce three p-values showing the influence of phyletic age, expression breadth and expression abundance on 'property' respectively; p-values less than certain threshold (0.05 for example) suggest significant contribution of some factors to the 'property'; multiple significant p-values suggest the corresponding factors contribute independently to the 'property'property
There were no significant changes in the bigonial width and ramus breadth with aging.
The models also highlight how the age-distribution of worm burden determines the breadth of age groups that should be treated and the importance of considering the species mix.
It is rare for a career adviser in this day and age to encourage a similar path, but the depth and breadth of experience enhanced his understanding of each pursuit by providing appropriate macro context.
"If a jubilee becomes a moment to define an age, then for me we must speak of change its breadth and accelerating pace over these years.
I love the breadth and diversity of our customers, from consumer to enterprise, across industries, countries, and people of all backgrounds and age groups.
It is a breadth, across age groups, too, that brought her to the attention of Hallmark cards, who approached her to add both her words and her name to a new range.
