Urban sustainability research, despite rapid growth in research activity in recent years, still lacks integrative conceptual and methodological approaches that account for the full spectrum of urban processes and variables that determine human and ecosystem health and natural resource use.
In the root however, the full spectrum of biological processes that act in multiple time scales has likely not been described, due to a lack of knowledge of the time scales that these processes are acting on.
Previous gene profiling studies of v-Src transformed cells have relied principally on the use of immortalized rodent cell lines that may not reflect the full spectrum of biological processes altered during v-Src transformation [ 24, 25].
It provides a full spectrum of business process services from offshore delivery centers that require ongoing process management skills.
Moreover, the methods used do not yield insights into the mechanistic underpinnings of the indels, which may conceivably entail a full spectrum of deletional mechanisms and processes of tandem and dispersed duplication.
The studies can be thought of as investigating the full spectrum of news and entertainment media processes and content, from how suicide stories are produced (news/entertainment production studies), to what information they contain and how this is framed (content analysis studies), to how this information is received and perceived (audience reception studies).
The symmetry of caries distribution was not previously assessed with regard to the full spectrum of severity of the caries process.
In doing so, it attempts to formulate questions and issues of RP as a design medium that supports the full spectrum of digital design as a paperless process.
Here, we present a complete, intuitive theoretical description of the valley-crossing process across the full spectrum of possible parameter regimes.
The process affects the full spectrum of wildlife in the aquatic ecosystem at all life stages -- from tiny photosynthetic organisms to fish, shrimp, crabs, birds and marine mammals.
