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The approximately linear relationship between NPP and biomass [39] invites the use of NPP as a metric of flammable vegetation, since detailed spatially-gridded, globally extensive measures of biomass are not readily available [39].
However, more extensive measures of vulnerability perceptions would be valuable in future investigations.
First, we collected a well-established sample with archived clinical samples, adequate sample size, and extensive measures of various nutrient intakes and clinical information.
Further longitudinal research is warranted, using more extensive measures of personality as well as early life physical activity that allow differentiation between competitive sport and recreational physical activity.
More extensive measures of three additional constructs (disability[ 9], self-efficacy [ 10] and kinesiophobia [ 11]) will be obtained from a subset of patients.
However, in spite of the above differences, extensive measures of bone quality (BMD, bone markers, mechanical testing and histomorphometric analyses) revealed no differences between the groups at necropsy (Fig. 5 and Tables 4 and 5).
The nation's economic collapse jolted many New Yorkers into financial distress, driving some into poverty and dependence on food stamps and unemployment benefits and even altering their living arrangements between 2007 and 2009, according to census data released Tuesday that offered the first extensive measure of how the city weathered the recession.
Because of these peculiar characteristics, classical dosimetric techniques are not able to give at once a real-time response and an extensive measure of the absorbed dose.
Self-rated health is a valid and extensive measure of health.
Yet, a more extensive measure of AZFc genetic diversity in the Y chromosome population was only established in 2006 (Repping et al., 2006).
Two measures were used – the widely used MMSE, 13 a brief 30-item test; and the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale Cognition (ADAS Cog), 19 a more comprehensive and extensive measure of cognitive function than the MMSE, with good reliability and validity in dementia.
