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Risk management strategies are described for a range of land use needs across the campus, and discussed in terms of supporting local resilience, activities of the range of communities of practice involved, and ecosystem services from the local peri-urban landscape.

This sequential exploitation of resources has been described for a range of marine resources such as lobster and conch, sea urchins, and live reef food and ornamental fishes [20] [22].

A total of eight conserved pairs of duplicated homeologs have been described for a range of Oncorhynchus (Kodama et al. 2014) and Salmo (Lien et al. 2011) species.

With the proposed methods the circuit QED Josephson interferometer can be described for a significant range of all experimentally adjustable parameters, such as the input drive Ω, the nonlinearity U and the tunneling strength J for a given dissipation rate γ.

Laterality in social interactions has been described for a wide range of species including humans.

Subsequently, a similar phenotype has been described for a wide range of neoplasms including tumors of the ovary [28], bladder [29], prostate [29], stomach [30], liver [31], pancreas [32], esophagus [33] and kidney [34], as well as melanoma [35], neuroblastomas [36], leukemias [37] and lymphomas [38].

SH2 domain peptide binding motifs have been described for a wide range of SH2 domains using peptide library approaches [ 19, 20, 29].

Berndt et al. described for serum a range of 5.5 79.8 ng/ml in five healthy controls [ 35], Simpson et al. published for serum a mean of 28.5 ± 1.7 ng/ml for 24 unaffected controls and 38.1 ± 2.3 ng/ml for patients with high bone mass causing mutations in LRP5 [ 36].

LCA models have been described for a variety of situations ranging from when a single imperfect test is observed in each study to more complex designs involving multiple tests.

CMV has the broadest host range described for a plant virus, infecting more than 1200 species in more than 100 plant families.

It has been described for a number of very different organisms ranging from yeast [ 13] to nematodes [ 14] to mammals [ 15, 16] and has been reported to be associated with SIRT1.