The final list comprised Nature, Science, Current Biology, PNAS, Ecological Monographs, American Naturalist, Ecology, Ecology Letters, Evolution and PLoS Biology.
The final list ('top-ten') comprised Nature, Science, Current Biology, PNAS, Ecological Monographs, American Naturalist, Ecology, Ecology Letters, Evolution and PLoS Biology.
This broad understanding of nature enables scientists to delineate specific forces which, together, comprise natural selection.
Palestine, like Syria and Egypt, was also troubled by the Monophysite controversy, a debate among Christians who disagreed with the Council of Chalcedon's assertion that the person of Jesus Christ comprised two natures, human and divine.
Much of the territory comprises national nature reserves, but there is some commercial fishing in the area.
Genetics or genetic constitution, including any spontaneous genetic alteration or intended manipulation, comprises the nature of the individual (or genetically identical individuals), and environmental and experiential factors, including infectious agents, comprise their nurture.
Process quality comprises the nature of the pedagogical interactions between early childhood professionals and children, the interactions among children, the interactions of children with space and materials and the quality of interactions between staff and parents (e.g. Lamb-Parker et al. 2001).
The 429 ha Strunjan Landscape Park was established in 2004 and comprises two nature reserves.
These contexts, and their component parts that guided our inquiry, were: Child/Parent/Family Context – comprises the nature, range and diversity of parental knowledge and beliefs about oral health and dental care needs for children, especially children from birth through five years of age.
There is a similarity in that both groups might be depicted as "populist" in nature comprised of individuals who are looking to an outsider for a solution.
Although direct observation would have been the preferred method, the size and nature (comprised entirely of outpatient subjects) of our observed population made this impractical.
