EIFs serve as a financial instrument to augment conservation payments and to allow flexibility for landowners with private information to pursue development opportunities while accounting for environmental impacts.
The MSIS-29 was designed as a disease-specific HRQoL instrument to augment existing measures for MS clinical trials.
However, it will be important to incorporate additional diagnostic instruments into future studies to augment the diagnostic assessment of individuals with subtypes of PDDs, such as the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised [ 46].
Like Soul II Soul and various constantly fluid rap outfits, they were a collective who did not play any instruments themselves and employed other artists to augment – and in some cases – define their electronically driven sound and vision.
Doctors sometimes break your water with an instrument or use drugs like Pitocin to augment your contractions, and these methods sometimes work well – but they can also lead to a higher risk of a c-section.
Since then, new instruments such as the FACT have been developed to augment measurements such as linear analogue scales; and studies using both measures now report positive changes in both instruments with anaemia correction (Glaspy et al, 1997; Demetri et al, 1998).
Additional instruments, such as the HoNOS65+, have been developed to augment the "HoNOS family".
Specifically, we consider which aspects of the conservation instruments and practices employed in European agricultural landscapes might be used to augment and inform approaches to private-land biodiversity conservation in Australia.
He found that he himself had to supply all the instruments at Greenwich, apart from a few gifts; he was forced to take private pupils to augment his income.
A theoretically derived, reliable, and valid instrument that captures adolescents' perceptions of their weight, bodies, and body parts is needed to augment weight screening.
