However, intensive data collection based on intensively observed smaller sample sizes is emerging in many areas of behavioral and health research in aging and beyond and many innovative statistical procedures have been suggested to optimally treat such a data situation [ 74, 75].
It is heavily dictated by customer demand, and the customers intensively demand smaller and lighter electronics devices with high cost-effectiveness [1].
In the latter case, risking harvest-induced evolution by intensively harvesting smaller individuals becomes an acceptable outcome.
Because of the taxon sampling strategies used by biologists, source trees tend to be focused either on intensively sampled, smaller subgroups, like big cats, or on larger, sparsely sampled groups, like all vertebrates.
The question, then, is whether the net benefits to other species of "land-sharing" (farming extensively on a larger area) outweigh those of "land-sparing" (farming intensively on a smaller area).
Olive and hazelnut pruning residues seem the most suitable for direct combustion, probably because the origin crops are cultivated less intensively and receive smaller chemical inputs.
"You could have a charity that works with a wide group of young people at a very light touch level, say once a week, while another might work more intensively with a smaller group, every day," Mrs Findlay says.
The end of the Pleistocene (circa 12,000 years BP) was a crucial moment beyond which the Pampean region physiognomy changed: a few thousand years later, none of these megamammals whose footprints filled Pehuen Co remained, and the plains were covered with hunter gatherer bands that intensively exploited much smaller animals, such as the guanaco and the pampas deer.
With an evidence base consisting only of relatively small-scale, intensively supported trials - and demonstration projects,, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund UNICEFF) have advised Ministries of Health to develop national programs with CHWs making multiple postnatal home visits.
In the English education system, the last two years before university are spent intensively studying a small number of "set books".
