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Fig. 7 Main characteristics of suitable "D1" SRC parcels against all three crop rotation for the "income first" and the "ecological benefits" scenario illustrating the following: a area extent, b annuity differences, c energy supply, d ecotone density, e excellence of production pathways expressed as percentage share of the suitable areas and f potential soil erosion.
For both colonies, similar associations with productivity and depth domains indicate that oceanographic characteristics of suitable foraging areas are part of an albatross's search image when they are trying to locate prey [8], [11], [13].
Thus demographic characteristics of suitable hosts such as population density and its spatial consistency could be key factors predicting probability of parasite specialization and speciation.
The characteristics of suitable cancer biomarkers are that they must be highly expressed in a large majority of tumours and have low or no expression in normal tissue, encompassing the normal tissue from which the tumour is derived and – ideally – most or all normal adult tissues accessible to systemic delivery.
The characteristics of classes suitable for stratification do not necessarily reflect thematic information that is suitable for map production.
A standardized record of all the clinical and psychological characteristics of migraine, suitable for computer analysis, was obtained.
The upwards style has the characteristics of being suitable for bigger load, deeper wells, but it has a large structure with relative poor security (Liu 2013).
Importantly, NGAL fulfills many of the characteristics of a suitable "real-time" renal biomarker.
Third, to detail the pathological characteristics of tumours suitable for focal ablation.
The clinical characteristics of the suitable participants were bilateral large drusen, or large drusen in one eye and advanced AMD in the fellow eye.
The main topics dealt with include (1) the characteristics of microalgae suitable for heterotrophic cultivation, (2) the appropriate chemical composition of mineral growth media, (3) strategies for high-cell-density cultivation and (4) the principles of customising biomass composition.
