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Management and restoration efforts to conserve agroecosystem plant biodiversity should therefore integrate a range of different landscape elements.

CSC worked with DSTO to integrate a range of Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) products and several custom built components.

It wants to integrate a range of different networks' programming into one live TV service, but the various companies have had problems agreeing on a price.

"The key is to integrate a range of activities including traditional media and print, web-based information, events and activities and social media throughout all stages of the recruitment process," he said.

In this study, we present a framework that can integrate a range of classification algorithms to predict the geographical distribution of a specific event.

We develop, customise and integrate a range of numerical and algebraic procedures that provide a coherent methodology powerful enough to solve the exclusion problem in the general case.

The concentration integrates a range of disciplines including chemistry, biochemistry, biophysics, cell biology, genetics, neurobiology, and developmental and reproductive biology.

Our group integrates a range of biomarkers -- genetic factors, tumor biomarkers, circulating markers -- to address key questions in prostate cancer etiology as well as prediction and prognostication.

Developed in consultation with young people and parents, the initiative is the latest product of a quiet revolution in Plymouth that is integrating a range of services with the aim of improving the local population's health and wellbeing.

For others, especially those whose job it is to worry about integrating a range of Microsoft products, the criticism is more bothersome, especially the argument advanced by Microsoft critics that the company could easily separate technical features like its Internet browser from the rest of its software.

The Urban Design curriculum broadly integrates a range of interdisciplinary expertise, internal to Columbia University such as the School of Public Health, the Earth Institute, and the School of Engineering and external to the school, through regular engagement with governmental and non-governmental agencies, institutions and organizations.