However, the Arctic extent totals in Table 1 aggregate over sub-regions with dissimilar trends and seasonal extremes; for example, some sub-regions show substantial falls in extent in both winter and summer months.
The report says that the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets have been losing mass, glaciers have continued to shrink, and Arctic sea-ice as well as Northern Hemisphere spring snow cover have continued to fall in extent.
When I was young, I identified intensely with the ardent, clueless Dorothea (to the extent of falling in love with Casaubon types left and right, but that's another story).
Source properties fall in the spatial (position, extent), photometric (fluxes, count rates), spectral (hardness ratios, standard spectral fits), and temporal (variability probabilities) domains, and are all accompanied by error estimates.
Such information may not only assist with the community management of malaria-associated falls in haematocrit to <30%%, but also with understanding the extent of falls in haematocrit in the different endemic settings, the relationship between falls and time-course of treatment, and the characteristics of the children with different pattern of change in haematocrit following ACTs.
There are periods in all photographers' lives when, to some extent at least, they fall in love with the kit they use.
The extent to which this balance falls in favour of sustainability over coming decades will be determined by political discourse as well as technical innovation.
Even allowing for the usual extent to which biographers may fall in love with their subjects, this is one worshipful tome.
FFA fell in both groups, but rebounded to a greater extent in NI than HI participants (time × group interaction, P = 0.001).
The same is true with 2008-2011, all of which had higher minimum extents than 2007, but all of which fell below the extent set in 2006.
The degree of variation in both prescribing indicators fell in all three groups and fell to the greatest extent for non-participants.
