If you are saying improved social functioning, whatever else you are doing is at least measured, and those indicators should be developed ecologically or through a process of collecting evidence and looking at how communities would put this.
73, 74 Thus, cDNA microarrays can bridge differences between systems with plentiful genomic resources that are poorly understood ecologically, and systems with a well-known ecology but poorly developed genomic resources.
A qualitative ecological health assessment was developed for application to ecologically designed stormwater systems to enhance post-implementation monitoring and maintenance efforts.
Knowing he had just a few seconds to win him over, he told the buyer he had developed an ecologically friendly fertilizer that is cheaper to produce than the major brands.
The general-purpose representation likely developed for ecologically important tasks like scene perception, but also likely supports understanding of web pages, in part because design develops to make use of existing visual processing architecture in the human visual system.
Back in the 1970s, scholars proved that international trade may remove ecologically intensive sectors from developed regions to developing regions with relatively less stringent regulation (Mageet and Ford 1972; Markusen 1975; Pethig 1976; Siebert 1977).
Branson, who has now bet much of his fortune on developing ecologically benign sources of fuel, was asked recently if his swashbuckling persona wasn't simply an advertisement for his airline, Virgin Atlantic.
Resampling provided data essential to understanding post-1935 dynandcurrentconditionsnditions, as well as developing ecologically based management practices.
It was introduced into China as a potential species to improve tideland and develop ecologically sound saline agriculture.
It is part of a Dutch project to develop ecologically valid teaching standards and to find a teacher-organized model for continuing professional development.
A critical need exists to develop ecologically sustainable forest management approaches that incorporate climate change adaptation to sustain carbon sequestration, fiber production, and other ecological goods and services provided by managed forests (Millar et al. 2007; Alexander and Perschel 2009).
