In 2007, AVSAG was the first NZ VSAG to establish formal terms of reference that were signed by member organisations (Cronin 2008), and this updated VSAG incorporated a wider range of representatives from Auckland, Waikato and Massey Universities, GNS Science, MetService, the Kestrel Group, as well as local and national CDEM representatives (Smith 2009).
First, in the selection of the variables, we incorporated a wider range of both objective and subjective measures.
First, in the selection of the variables, we incorporated a wider range of both objective and subjective measures which makes for a more complete DI.
The set, which incorporated a wide range of vocal techniques and sounds, included the energetic counterpoint of "Playing in the Waves," the colorful "Yes, Yes, Yes" and the mournful "E-U-R-Y-D-I-C-E".
These works incorporated a wide range of low cost but effective sustainability measures including extensive reuse of materials (including doors from the Olympics, and 1,000s of bricks and many tons of steel and timber from our own demolitions), double-glazing, water-conserving toilets, a waste wood heating system, DC microgrid and low energy lighting.
To keep his formulas as clean as possible, Vivot omitted sulfates (a common lathering agent that can strip color), replaced water with aloe leaf juice (an ingredient in all of his products) and incorporated a wide range of healthful essential oils (including argan, evening primrose and hemp seed).
Since health values of seriously ill patients vary widely, we incorporated a wide range of quality of life for each health state, assuming no state was worse than death.
A major strength of the present investigation is the inclusion of a large number of kidney cancer cases from multiple cohort studies that incorporated a wide range of vitamin D concentrations and latitudes.
The researchers used two atmospheric models, each of which predicted substantially different air-quality responses to the 14 measures and incorporated a wide range of data from numerous epidemiological studies as factors in their equations.
