However, we believe information collected across multiple-use landscapes allows insights and conclusions not possible from one or a few intensively studied protected areas.
The species data were averaged over genera, since multiple species within a genus often had similar germination times and this also prevented skewing of results towards a few intensively studied genera.
The abundance of evidence from this assemblage supports our emerging understanding that the genus Homo encompassed a variety of evolutionary experiments (Antón et al., 2014), with diversity now evident for fossil Homo in each of the few intensively explored parts of Africa (Leakey et al., 2012).
Other factors relate to the agency's service delivery model: some agencies choose to serve relatively few clients intensively, whereas others choose to serve more clients with less intensive services.
"We have a few hundred intensively innovative companies — some of which are real success stories — and a large number of companies with practically no innovation," he said.
By contrast, at St. Andrews her teachers provided long lists of suggested readings, held small weekly "tutorials" and most required just a few, more intensively researched papers.
Firms meet a given level of demand using fewer workers more intensively, resulting in a jobless recovery.One possible takeaway from this divergence is that productivity is often endogenous to the real wage.
Murali et al. (1996) found that harvesting intensity on three tree species (Phyllanthus emblica, Terminalia bellirica, Terminalia chebula) significantly impacted on population age structure with fewer juveniles in intensively harvested stands than in those where harvesting was considerably lower.
What of the applicant who has done only a few things, however intensively?
Mentoring schemes often last the duration of your time at a tech accelerator, with the first few weeks more intensively focused on training you in areas you need help in.
