It was noticed that this analysis of soil erosion problems carried out by USLE approach provided important synthetic and systematic information on the nature, intensity, and spatial distribution of a phenomenon and therefore allowed identifying the most affected areas and the types of dominant erosion in the long term.
This requires more complete knowledge of the genetic diversity in the O. sativa gene pool, associations of diverse alleles with important rice traits, and systematic exploitation of this rich genetic diversity by integrating knowledge-based tools into rice improvement using innovative breeding strategies [ 4- 6].
It is important that a transparent and systematic process is followed which can be carried out by one researcher, by a team, or by involving independent experts [ 40].
Interestingly, the level of miRnov_10 was repressed in leaves on day 14 and induced in roots at 6 h, which might indicate that miRnov_10 plays an important role in local and systematic P signaling pathways.
Equally important, a systematic and formal exploration of how the mechanisms of regeneration compare to embryogenesis can now begin in earnest.
Nevertheless, it is important to have an effective and systematic tool for a concrete and justifiable decision.
Another important theme is the deployment and systematic study of formalisms in which causality is related to other constructs (in particular, to probability and to qualitative change) and a variety of realistic reasoning problems are addressed.
Thus, to understand diversity and evolution in the Eukarya, it is important to gather more taxonomic and systematic information on taxa containing many small species.
As a result of the above data shortcomings, questionnaires and interviewing protocols should be modified to capture these important variables in a thorough and systematic manner, to support future analysis of the RTI mortality in Vietnam.
