Forestry forms the basis for the wood-processing industry, which accounts for a small but important part of Norway's total commodity exports, and it is of major importance for the roughly half of all Norwegian farms that are so small that a second major source of income must be found.
"Determining the true ages of astronomical objects is notoriously difficult, and for this reason, historical records of supernovas are of great importance,"said Kaspi .In roughly the past 2,000 years, fewer than 10 reports of probable supernovae have been archived mostly by Asian astronomers.
Moreover, in a list-based task, items are independent and of roughly equal importance.
They tended to place roughly equal importance on genes and environment, except in the case of behaviour problems where more emphasis was placed on environmental influences.
Dr Fellgett asserted that there was concern within government about a combination of three factors that were making it harder to have frank discussion - freedom of information, leaks and memoirs - which he said were of roughly equal importance.
Big, along with fellow Sonic Adventure introduction E-102 Gamma, was not intended to play a large role in the game; Sonic Team decided to change this setup come time for the sequel Sonic Adventure 2 and give every playable character roughly equal importance.
We show that while the use of test statistics and the R2 gives contradictory assessments, the variance components analysis reveals that species richness and composition are of roughly similar importance for primary productivity in grassland biodiversity experiments.
Counter to earlier predictions - and to unreliable impressions given by test statistics and the conventional R2 - the numbers and types of species present in experimental grassland communities are of roughly similar importance for aboveground productivity.
In six included reviews, there was more than one outcome with roughly equal importance in the meta-analyses.
Protein phosphorylation is a central post-translational modification in signal transduction; underscoring its importance is the observation that roughly 2% of eukaryotic genes encode kinases, and roughly one-third of all intracellular proteins may be phosphorylated on at least one residue [1] [3].
