For example, dwellings surrounded by undeveloped landscapes were 2.2 times more likely to have a bird collision than houses with developed landscapes, and tall trees further increased collision risk by 4.3 times over yards with no trees or shrubs.
Attention is commonly captured by stimuli related to such material (Mathews & MacLeod, 1986; McCabe & Gotlib, 1995) and likely to become subject to further cognitive processing, for example, by dwelling on or attempting to avoid such content, which often leads to the intensification of concerns (Nolen-Hoeksema, 2000; Watkins & Baracaia, 2001).
For example, among community dwelling older people in the UK, prevalence rates for sarcopenia have been estimated at 4.6%% for men and 7.9 % for women [ 5].
For example, in Catalonia people dwelling in housing derived from unauthorized plot divisions in the 1960s and 1970s now often find themselves deprived of basic urban services.
Compacted roads, paths, and dwelling sites, for example, have the propensity to generate HOF for small rainfall depths.
Nowadays, molecular analyses play an important role in studies of soil dwelling animals, for example in taxonomy, phylogeography or food web analyses.
For example, a study of community dwelling older persons in Japan [ 19] found that the greater the number of friends and participation in social activities the less likely the person was to be depressed.
For example, sand-dwelling (psammophilic) species exhibit a morphology that both adapts and restricts them to living in this substrate.
For example, land-dwelling mammals are probably limited to a certain maximum size by the effects of gravity (which is lessened in water because of the effects of buoyancy) and insects may be limited to a maximum body size by their mostly passive respiratory systems.
For example, among dwellings built before 1946, the upper 95% confidence limit of the estimated GM PbB concentration ratio for hydrofluosilicic acid compared to no fluoride is consistent with a value as large as 1.7.
