Using various plausible cropland suitability maps and cellular allocation processes consistent with basic economic theory and broad expectations for changes in climate, technology, population and consumer preferences, we could create several global maps of LULC that might meet such a goal and calculate each projection's impact on ecosystem service and habitat provision.
Expectations for basic science cancer researchers could be quite different from those of more applied cancer researchers, where funding agencies would require more traditional outputs for basic science researchers compared to broader impact expectations for clinical or public health researchers.
In addition, these stressors occur within the broader context of increased expectations for adolescents to maintain excellent metabolic control (4), despite the insulin resistance associated with puberty (5).
Interview 1 (pre/early treatment) contained questions focused on: treatment history; pain severity and variability; expectations and reasons for trying therapy; expectations for broader life change; provider choice; difference between hopes and expectations; overall attitude and approach to life; stress and other life issues; and impact of pain on life.
The committee simply emphasized a broad expectation that the project be a driving force for health care innovation and post-disaster recovery [ 26].
"I'm not trying to drape myself in the American flag [but] when is it time the industry takes a broader responsibility to set new expectations for leadership?" He is referring to the pursuit of personal gain but also the tolerance for buggy products and the lack of choice in the software industry.
SP was initially focused on the issue of drug-induced QT prolongation, but has now become a broad spectrum discipline with expanding expectations for evaluation of drug adverse effect liability in all organ systems, not merely the narrow consideration of torsades de pointes (TdP) liability testing.
Regarding maturation, the observed broad-scale pattern matched theoretical expectations for life-history adaptations to increased mortality (Law and Grey 1989; Roff 1992), although assessing alternative or complementary explanations was an almost insurmountable problem that continues to be debated today.
They disagree how much Hollywood and Western influences dictate these behaviors, as opposed to broader effects of industrialization and shifting expectations for women.
