The confirmation of Darwin's hypothesis potentially informs the long-running debate about whether subspecies can be regarded as incipient species [20], [21], [23].
A decision support tool, called AtLas, designed to inform the long term planning of neighbourhood energy solutions is described and used to evaluate the energy positivity level of a Finnish residential neighbourhood and part of a French university campus.
In a national study aimed at informing the long term research agenda of the Austrian Agency for Health and Food safety, the initial vision building workshop was scaled down from two days to one and additional methods to foster creativity of participants were introduced.
This study sought to inform the long standing debate of whether care and justice moral ethics represent one or two different forms of cognition.
Some of this experience is already informing the long-term response to the Haitian earthquake aftermath which will be marked by multiple diverse emerging infectious challenges and non-infectious environmental hazards.
These findings inform the long-standing debate about the multimodality of mammalian granule cells and substantiate their associative capacity predicted in the Marr-Albus theory of cerebellar function.
As those longitudinal studies are developed, it is important to establish and refine consensus criteria for clinical and pathological CTE diagnosis and to continue gathering retrospective data to inform the long-term prospective studies.
A comprehensive cohort study has the potential to contribute substantially to the knowledge base that informs the clinical care and long-term management of patients who have received GH treatment.
The characterization of the micro-structure and identification of deterioration will inform the fragments' long-term preservation at the FSG.
The answer that came back, informed by the long memory of a vote 17 years earlier, was simple, "My staff thinks I should vote for it.
This policy of using millions of unlicensed songs may well have been informed by the "long tail" theory and thought experiment posited by one Chris Anderson (in case you forgot him).
