Using the formal apparatus of information theory, in particular recalling the concept of entropy, it is shown how flows can be utilized to derive an indicator of organization for the system, the average mutual information (AMI).
In this study, we assessed the functional status of an abandoned farmland currently used for conservation, using a methodology based on indicators of landscape organization and soil surface.
Regarding thermodynamic indicators of ecological organization, flow transfers were used to quantify the usable work energy, including the work energy of information, in ecological networks.
Among all the assessing indicators, the indicators of ecosystem organization contributed least to ecosystem health, except in 1986, and ecosystem services were found to be the most contributive indicator during 1978 2005.
Measures of antimicrobial stewardship quality are embedded within the key performance indicators of the organization, and multimodal, cross-professional interventions are used to deliver the key objectives of the stewardship strategy [ 32, 33].
The indicators of the organizations used information and communication technologies, numbers of personal computers for 100 employees and shares of the organizations with web site complete the norm.
C: Sterol partitioning into detergent-insoluble complexes in the same strains, an empirical indicator of lipid organization.
It was revealed that gene density is one of the indicators of nuclear positional organization, which is present generally in a radial pattern where gene-dense chromosomal regions prefer to congregate in the nuclear interior, while gene-poor regions are located around the nuclear periphery.
Presented is the technique for calculating the indicators characterizing the degree of organization of landscape, based on determining the parameters of carbon cycle which are amenable to accurate numerical accounting: the amount of C that oxidizes within the soil-ground layer, and the amount of organic C that is carried with the runoff.
As suggested above, contemporary gene fusions can serve as frozen-in-time indicators of ancient gene organizations that were later obscured by gene-scrambling events.
