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We also discuss advantages and implications of an integrated database in advancing ecological assessments and modeling efforts based on preliminary assessments of the OBIS SEAMAP data and derived products.

The final section of the model concerns the structural and resource implications of integrating the new intervention (contextual integration).

This paper considers 1) research parameters for the individual components of RTC (such as computational design processes, construction methods and fabrication strategies), and 2) the architectural implications of integrating these components into a systemic, unifying process at the earliest stages of design.

Finally, we present a co-culture with tumor cells and discuss the implications of integrating microfluidic control within scaffolds as a tool to study spatial and temporal signaling during tumor angiogenesis and vascularization of tissue engineered constructs.

The objective of this paper is to explore the potential implications of integrating the ES concept into regional planning and governance.

CPET facilitators led teachers through the exploration of 21st century skills and global capacities and considered the implications of integrating these skills into the existing curriculum and assessment framework.

Pandora's size -- it attracts more than 47 million listeners each month -- and the diversity of its userbase requires the company to carefully consider the implications of integrating Facebook's sharing technology, Steel said.

We then validate this expression according to epidemiological theory and by simulating epidemiological scenarios, and explore implications of integrating this expression into genetic analyses.

Incorporating the results of recent research as well as previous fieldwork in China, “Spreading the Word” examines the impact that this exchange had on the nature of Chinese commercial book culture and considers the cultural—and to some degree the political—implications of this movement toward an integrated book market.

To this end, an integrated information system is needed to advise managers of formal instructions, recommended guidelines and implications resulting from different scenarios at the point of decision making during the crop cycle.

We also discuss the implication of integrating friends' travel information into modeling by comparing the forecast accuracies of the models with and without direct consideration of friends' travel information, and improve the developed model by incorporating the overlapping effects of routes.