Although risk functions can accurately predict the numbers of events that will occur in each risk category, many CAD events occur in individuals whose risk is too low to justify intensive treatment.
This upholds deadwood continuity in areas where deadwood levels are very low due to intensive forest management.
Baltic cod (Gadus morhua) stock is a representative example of a fish stock that has declined to seriously low numbers due to intensive fishing (ICES 2007).
Rice was domesticated approximately 10 000 years ago (Sweeney and McCouch [2007]) and has since adapted to a large variety of ecosystems (irrigated, rainfed lowland, upland, flood-prone, and mangrove) and production systems (from traditional low-input systems to intensive high-input systems).
On the contrary, the annealed TiB2 coating shows a low wear resistance (14 000 μm3/J) due to intensive cracking and oxidation.
Overall knowledge was low, although in provinces exposed to intensive IEC campaigns, KAP scores of the population were higher.
The tables will be used to grade all 150 of the country's larger councils into one of five categories, with those in the highest "excellent" band winning new freedoms and those in the lowest "poor" group being subjected to intensive government intervention aimed at improving their services.
7 8 23 24 In contrast, there was no difference between intervention arms in some group-based medium-to-low intensive programmes.
Its special feature may be assigned to the low intensive, scarcely splitted band at ca 1000°Cm-1, due to the characteristic V = O stretching vibration [3]-[9].
The nature conservation rule sets differ in the three management strategies according to the proportion of unmanaged area, the proportion of forest area managed in low intensive silviculture to conform to the flora-fauna-habitat (FFH) directive, the amount of deadwood and the number of habitat trees.
Internationalization of R&D activity of Japanese MNEs is confined to relatively low technology-intensive industries compared to US MNEs.
