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This study is a step towards comprehensive spatially-explicit forest C estimation and reporting, with insights relevant for practices implemented in Canada and elsewhere.

We present a comprehensive evaluation of 28 state-of-the-art superpixel algorithms utilizing a benchmark focussing on fair comparison and designed to provide new insights relevant for applications.

The examples from these three countries also represent the biggest initial efforts in terms of testing innovative pilot insurance products in sub-Saharan Africa.8 Each case looks into the evidence, current debates and insights relevant for scaling up innovations and enhancing the demand for weather index insurance products.

The two yeasts, S. cerevisiae and S. pombe, are remarkably different organisms and a comparison may provide insights relevant for the understanding of higher eukaryotes.

These studies provide new insights relevant for the development of strategies to prevent or overcome tumor-induced immune suppression.

The objectives of the analysis were to describe and interpret the key issues related to coordination and coherence of community-based cancer rehabilitation in Denmark and to provide insights relevant for other contexts.

"As Twitter has grown, marketers are leveraging the platform for brand insights, relevant real-time messaging and customer research," Dick Costolo, Twitter's chief executive, said in a statement.

This paper reviews the current status of research on safety of NK603 maize and Roundup herbicide for human and livestock health, and attempts to glean from recent developments insights relevant to risk assessment policy for GM crops and pesticides, as well as relevant to the scientific process in general.

Alternatively, focusing on gonadal hormone regulation within one sex is a valuable strategy for gaining insights relevant to that specific sex.

The investigation of the relationship between BMI and brain organization has the potential to provide new insights relevant to clinical and policy strategies for weight control.

With Séralini et al. [2] once again part of the peer-reviewed scientific literature, the present article attempts to glean from the events surrounding this article insights relevant to the risk assessment process for genetically modified crops and their required co-technologies, such as herbicides, and insights relevant to the broader process by which scientific knowledge is generated.