Through illustrative examples, we suggest how such a 2-D perceptual space might have a practical use in the planning process, primarily as a means for presenting users' perceptions of soundscapes in a simple, visual, and easy to compare manner, and for setting targets for current and future soundscape design.
From these examples, we suggest that prefixes be used sparingly to designate structurally distinct families of variants with wide distribution within a 'high-level' clade.
Furthermore by utilizing existing industry standards as an example, we suggest that existing standards can be extended to support browser-based integrations using REST.
For example, we suggest that a professional practice could be used to inspire educational materials to bridge a foreign and a natural language.
For example, we suggest that people might have more negative views toward the idea of consuming 28 sugar cubes (concrete information), compared to consuming "70g" of sugar (abstract information).
As an example, we suggest one coherent analytical approach for studying the possible effects on milk production of systematic postpartum examinations of vaginal discharge, which is supposed to improve detection and treatment of metritis or endometritis.
Following this example, we suggest a Translational Health Education Research THERR) framework for health education researchers to foster increased translational efforts within our profession as well as promote interdisciplinary collaborations to translate a variety of health-related research.
"For example, we suggest that the EU reconsider the feasibility of placing obligations on a data controller for publications made by others after consent is withdrawn," it notes, going on to voice concerns that rights to freedom of expression might suffer under the current proposals.
For example, we suggest that before invoking other possible explanations for differential phenological response among species in a community, it is important to first accurately determine when warming is occurring in relation to seasonal developmental timing.
For example, we suggest that our models of the microRNA proteomics experiments may be integrated with probabilistic models that predict microRNA targets based on sequence analysis [39], into a unified probabilistic inference framework that may achieve increased statistical power to reliably discriminate the full range of microRNA targets.
For example, we suggest using YouTube for Zumba instruction as we want the students to be able to try activities without the barrier of needing a specific class.
