Experiments with biased knowledge distribution shown in Additional file 1: S5.4, Figures S10-S13 inoicate no difference or little improvement compared to random knowledge, confirming that random knowledge represents the worst-case scenario and the bound according to random knowledge is sufficient.
Yet even as modern policies facilitate species recoveries, gaps in knowledge of historical distributions, population capacities, and potential for genetic exchange inhibit development of population-level conservation priorities.
Despite of some gaps in taxonomic identification and nomenclature, and therefore also in knowledge of species distributions, it is still possible to present an extensive taxonomic list with identification in total of 1,476 species for the whole Baltic Sea (Figure 4).
With the increased resolution of spatio-temporal patterns of fisheries a step improvement in knowledge of the spatial distribution of species and habitats of conservation concern is required.
An increase in knowledge of the geographic distribution of species in these areas as well as efforts to assess the current zoological inventory are necessary to improve the management of biological invasions and the conservation of natural systems.
The separation schema is applied in the knowledge base distribution model on the Grid.
He has built impeccable creative relationships with British and international talent and is also steeped in knowledge and experience of changing distribution models in film".
These earlier studies point to gaps in knowledge regarding formation and ongoing distribution of SNPs among higher organisms.
We therefore aim to address some of the shortcomings in knowledge of international health worker distribution and migration in Australia by using the 2011 and 2006 Australian census data to provide an up-to-date national picture of the medical, midwifery and nursing workforce in Australia, focusing on those who are foreign-born.
Given the disease's insidious nature and the apparent duration (at least several decades) of epidemics among captive and free-ranging cervids, gaps in knowledge about its spread and distribution are not surprising, particularly within the captive deer and elk industry.
