Our findings demonstrated that the choice of PET models would be essential for the evaporative demand analyses and other related hydrological analyses at different temporal and spatial scales.
Compared with TSP, the IMP can hardly quantify economic consequences of violating system constraints, which are essential for the related policy analyses (2003).
Although cytopathologic findings including adequate sampling are essential for analysing the prognostic value of peritoneal cytology, evaluating the objectivity of cytopathologic diagnosis is difficult.
The calibration process for the plasma wave observation is crucial because precise phase and amplitude data are essential for quantitative analyses of the S-WPIA data.
A high specificity was essential for the nature of downstream analyses applied in this study.
So far, knowledge on nucleotide diversity and linkage disequilibrium in ryegrass is lacking, which is essential for the efficiency of association analyses.
Accordingly, incorporation of phylogenetic knowledge to control for patterns in biological sequence data that arise from ancestry is regarded as essential for coevolutionary analyses and best achieved by directly incorporating the phylogeny in the metric [ 7, 17, 18].
Above all, a reliable phylogenetic framework, which is essential for evolutionary analyses, has yet to be obtained for the Perissodini.
The determination of soil fracture properties is therefore essential for quantitative analyses of these processes, which will lead to improvements in the design of tines for fracturing brittle agricultural soils.
The recovered microbial colonies are themselves essential for subsequent analyses since they contain populations of identical cells which are required as input for microbial identification, antibiotic susceptibility testing, biochemical analysis, and genetic characterization.
