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The Nature Conservancy (TNC) has developed steps to address climate change in conservation strategies for focal species and ecosystems (Poiani and others 2011), but applying the steps requires familiarity with TNC's Conservation Action Planning method (TNC 2009) and an existing conservation plan derived with that method.

First of all we compared the genotypic structure of B73-SSA, the inbred line from which all NILs were derived, with that of the reference B73 accession, for which both replicate SNP scoring produced identical results, confirming the technical reproducibility of genotype calls.

A typical example problem is used to compare the analytical equations that are derived with the analytical equations that are presented in the US Army Corps of Engineers USACEE) levee design manual.

Equations for the current at a rde have been derived with the presumption that equal accessibility for any place on the electrode surface.

For a comparison with our proposed Slepian-Wolf relay system, the outage probability of the maximum ratio combining (MRC) scheme is derived with the assumptions that p e  = 0b, ρ = 0 and Γ1 = Γ2.

The solution employed by the heavy-ion transport code HZETRN was derived with the assumption that nuclear fragments are emitted with the same velocity as the incident ion through velocity conserving nuclear interactions.

By the iterative method, steady-state probabilities can be derived with the additional condition that the sum of all probabilities is one.

Three simplified models were derived, with simplifications that substantially decreased simulation time.

Simulation results are presented to show that the neuro-controller derived with the DHP approach is robust and its performance is better when compared with that derived with Heuristic Dynamic Programming (HDP) approach and other neural network techniques, especially when system conditions and configuration changes.

It is possible that GFR derived with new equations that use cystatin C alone, or in combination with creatinine, may allow for better stratification of patients [ 50], and help to delineate any potential associations.

But on Thursday she pushed further — as she has on recordings like "Après un Rêve" ("After a Dream," 2011), from which this recital derived — with a program that kept returning to the theme of night, starting with Mendelssohn and stretching to the work of the contemporary French composer Vincent Bouchot, by way of Fauré, Chausson, Strauss, Poulenc and, memorably, Britten.