By using methods such as sedimentological evidence, historical sources, planimetric resurvey, repeated longitudinal and cross-profiling and hydraulic data, the geomorphological and hydraulic responses to channel changes are characterised and their consequences assessed.
Others include the use of a large sample size, the nationally representative country-level data, the simultaneous assessment of individual- and community-level factors, the extended scope of the traumatic physical consequences assessed, and the adherence to stringent ethical rules when collecting DHS data on domestic violence, and the contribution of findings not previously assessed.
Some key strengths of this study are its use of a large sample size, the use of nationally representative country-level data, the simultaneous assessment of individual- and community-level factors, the extended scope of the traumatic physical consequences assessed, and the adherence to stringent ethical rules when collecting DHS data on domestic violence.
A practical consequence of assessing the cross-reactivity of heterologous antivenoms is the possibility of circumventing the restricted availability of species-specific antivenoms in some regions.
Geographic features are of great consequence when assessing P/EC ratios.
Given the consequence of assessing individual, group, department, and university performance, we consider the question of reliable estimation of publication-citation records to be an important topic.
As a consequence, when assessing and treating pain, attention should also be paid to diagnosing and treating depressive and anxiety symptoms.
We explain why the confound has severe consequences for assessing the real-world implications of this study.
This emphasizes the importance of considering the overall fitness consequences when assessing the influence of stressors on invasion success and pest management outcomes.
