When China joined the World Trade Organisation and opened its market to soybean imports the result was a dramatic expansion of soybean plantations in the forests and savannahs of the southern cone of Latin America and a corresponding rise in intensive pig production in China, fed on the imported beans.
A yearly inventory for 1999 has been established, and hourly emission inventories for 23 days of June and July 2000 and 2001, corresponding to the intensive measurement periods, have been produced.
A strong absorption was observed for light with a wavelength shorter than 540 nm, corresponding to the most intensive part of the solar spectrum.
The mean size of nanocrystals was measured from the broadening of the diffraction peaks corresponding to the most intensive reflections according to the JCPDS Joint Committee on Powder Diffraction Standardss) database.
The insets in both Fig. 2a, b show the spectral shift of the most intensive band corresponding to (6,5) nanotubes observed in two spectra.
We sought to determine the proportion of evidence-based (EB), vs non-EB (NEB) iatrogenic late preterm birth, and to compare corresponding rates of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission.
Hybridization with target DNA prepared from a single genotype generated a single block of intensive hybridization corresponding to the location on the microarray of the tiling path for that genome (e.g. hybridizations with the T30 and the T36 target DNA in Fig. 2).
Much of the corresponding data comes from intensive care, geriatric, cardiac surgery or arthroplasty patients.
This method was used to characterize the instructional practices enacted by 73 STEM faculty members at 28 different research-intensive universities, corresponding to a variety of disciplines, courses, class size, and levels of faculty teaching experience.
This approach is computationally intensive and its corresponding parameter adjustment is only suitable for offline analysis.
