Table 3 Examples of applying the merged BVT and MDST methods based on the results presented in Tables 1 and 2 clearing of a 10 15 km river grove (Ljusnan Voxnan river system), and landslide prevention by soil reinforcements and erosion reduction along a stream stretch (Lerum) Aspects considered Clearing of a 10 15 km river grove.
Also, the meaning of the questions was considered clear to most of the respondents participated in the focus groups.
For both methods, the instructions received before starting data collection was perceived as satisfactory (score 7.9/10), useful (for 95%% of participants) and the information given to assess food intake was considered clear (for 95%% of participants).
Although induction of acinar carcinomas is considered clear evidence of carcinogenicity of a test chemical, significantly increased incidences in treated rats of acinar adenomas but not carcinomas provides some evidence of carcinogenicity.
The purpose of the research was to improve prediction of response of buildings to blast waves by including the negative phase and considering clearing of both positive and negative phases.
Although presenting high bacteremia, approximately 50% of LL patients are clinically stable, which can be considered clear evidence of a controlled, finely-regulated immune-inflammatory response due to the activation of anti-inflammatory loops that prevent over-inflammation and subsequent immune-mediated tissue damage.
None were big enough to be considered clear evidence of ivory bills.
The strongest findings, which can be considered "clear evidence" of carcinogenic activity, are demonstrated by studies that are interpreted as showing a dose-related increase of malignant neoplasms, a combination of malignant and benign neoplasms, or benign neoplasms if there is any indication that such tumors could progress to malignancy.
A plant specimen is considered clear when some of its components are made visible at the expense of others, while the form of the material remains more or less undistorted (Gardner, 1975).
Therefore, Althabe's classification was considered clear in its definition of categories, while Anderson's was considered unclear.
