Trophy hunting is an ecologically robust and high-value use of wildlife.
Typically, these companies install variable-data presses mainly to produce short-run commercial print jobs, which he describes as "underutilization" of the equipment compared to the high-value use of database-driven imaging for marketing communications.
Urban space and land uses become reconfigured in pursuit of higher value uses (luxury housing, profitable commercial development, tourism), leading to displacement of residents and crises in housing affordability and quality [ 60].
Considering the feeds supplemented or not with 1500 FTU Kg− 1 in the diet, the rice grits and wheat middlings have higher values of use of their nutrients and can be used more efficiently in feeding catfish (R. voulezi).
However, in those experiments with a substantial number of very large errors, which reached as high as 61% of values, use of the mean of four sensors dramatically reduced the frequency of very large errors (Fig. 1).
Calorific value (Higher heating value) used for the purpose of this calculation = 905 kcal/kg.
The integrated process produces high value syngas by making use of heat available from the gasification process.
For this reason, we place a high value on consistent use of clearly defined and quantifiable health end points for identifying asthmatics in our assessment.
While policymakers from Australia and LMICs placed high value on the use of research evidence in policymaking [ 2, 19], findings from this study indicated that limited value given to research hindered evidence- informed policymaking.
Inorganic components of gunshot residue (GSR), in particular, metallic particles originating from the ammunition primer, reveal characteristic properties and so provide themselves a high value evidence of using a firearm.
Furthermore, we conclude motor growth curves, item maps and percentiles are of high value when used correctly.
