Besides, it is very important to highlight that this method do not require direct human accessibility to the structure, and this is very strategic mainly for bonded joints.
Protection favoured jaguar presence whereas human accessibility and high human population density had negative effects.
This implicit acknowledgement of the importance of accessibility for human's quality of life is in line with the literature on transport-related social exclusion, and suggests that accessibility could, and perhaps should, be addressed more explicitly in the universal declaration of human rights (see [42, 43] for an extensive argument).
As a measure of human influence within each of the Earth's ecoregions we used the 'human footprint' sensu [33], which used four types of data as proxies for human influence: population density, land transformation, accessibility, and electrical power infrastructure.
Accessibility is a central issue for human activity, particularly in mountain areas.
Therefore, the development of strategies for human hepatocyte engraftment into healthy adult mice could significantly expand the accessibility and numbers of mice available to study human liver diseases, including HCV infections.
Accessibility for humans.
A successful deployed system needs to have the following interconnected components: Accessibility for humans Proven infrastructure Authoring tools Reading tools Editors Domain libraries Critical mass of content Agreed concepts and vocabularies Critical mass of users.
Logged sites are usually highly susceptible to fire due to a combination of high fuel loads in leftover debris and accessibility for human-caused ignition (Loboda and Csiszar 2007; Loboda et al. 2012).
This will lay the foundation to popularize the association of (structured) character data with sample metadata, as well as their display and effective accessibility for humans and machines in research collections, ensuring high visibility and instant re-usability of character data through research collections.
