The fishing industry removes vast amounts of biomass as bycatch from the ocean each year (Figure 6) and impacts a multitude of long-lived predators (e.g., sharks, marine mammals, seabirds) critical to the healthy functioning of marine ecosystems [64], [65].
The condition impacts a multitude of diverse communities, each with a complex group of stakeholders whose attitudes and perspectives are variable.
While field studies have provided evidence for earthworm effects and generated plausible mechanisms for their impacts, a multitude of potentially confounding factors make it difficult to gauge the true extent of the earthworm effect.
37 This effect measure is multi-dimensional (ie, pain, physical, social, and emotional) and is capable of capturing the broader impacts from a multitude of symptoms relating to uterine fibroids (eg, bulk, pain, and bleeding) alongside the adverse effects of pharmacotherapy.
Social power is a pervasive feature with acknowledged impact in a multitude of social processes.
Here is the difference: The Delaware Chancery Court is a concentrated group of sophisticated judges who collectively bore the impact of a multitude of merger objection cases.
"When the golf club hits the golf ball, the impact creates a multitude of vibrations which will go up the shaft of the club and finish in the arm," said Oliviero Bottinelli, Managing Director of Audemars Piguet in Asia, in an interview in Singapore.
The committee was particularly impressed by Daubechies' work on "wavelets, which resulted in a new approach to data compression, with a strong impact on a multitude of technologies, including efficient audio and video transmission and medical imaging". She shares the prize of 400,000 euros with David Mumford, an emeritus professor at Brown University.
Measurement and data collection inevitably lead to comparison and interpretation despite the impact of a multitude of factors in the service environment that may influence change, the ever changing data denominators and lack of controlled rigour in data collection.
Rather, as is the case with most complex behaviors and disorders, genetic contributions to the risk for alcohol dependence likely reflect the aggregate impact of a multitude of genetic variants and gene networks.
Each rearrangement event that has occurred in the evolution from CHO-K1 to CHO DXB11 may have had an impact on a multitude of genes as seen by all eight genes on the scaffold holding dhfr were found to be haploid but probably caused by one single deletion event during UV radiation.
