The viewsheds examined in this study had large areal extents, large relief, extended depth, and naturalness, and may extend beyond the spatial scales for which view-quality concepts and preference relationships were developed.
Species with predominant habitat among regenerating vegetation types had larger range extents than species with predominant habitat in old-growth forest (mean range extent per vegetation type: old-growth = 3.10×106 km2, n = 20; regenerating = 9.03×106 km2, n = 10; r2 = 0.33; p<0.33).
It has been shown that various neurodegenerative diseases and even psychiatric disorders have a large extent of similarity in terms of neurological dysfunction [ 1].
Favell points at the many 'neo-liberal' economic developments that have to large extent 'denationalized capitalism'.
Agrimul BRE 1205, which is derived from plant oil rich in C12 lipids, has a large extent of C12 chains with small components of C14, C16 and C18 chains.
In this case, the highest relative risk areas had a larger extent in 2007, which later decreased.
In addition, those with an HFU had a larger extent of severe diabetes complications compared with those with diabetes without an HFU.
Haldane argued that these excessive returns had, to a large extent, been based around excessive leverage and a long lucky streak that had now run out.
In fact, the two teams' very different strategies have to a large extent converged, as each has used or adapted promising features from the other.
But he mapped my concept of the night out and the routes I've taken through them have, to a large extent, been guided by him.
