Botanical data from small and large-scale surveys across Britain was used to investigate whether grassland plants favoured by less intensive management persisted on field boundaries despite increasing productivity in the adjacent field.
Nevertheless, opportunities to apply evolutionary biology to wildlife disease ecology and management persist (Karesh et al. 2012).
The relationship between thrombosis and cancer was studied by Trousseau in the nineteenth century; however, limitations in clinical management persist despite subsequent therapeutic and diagnostic strides.
However, until colleagues accept that they are not self-employed, the corrosive and unhelpful attitude to colleagues who are prepared to step up and try to meet the challenges of management will persist and undermine our ability to sustain universities as beacons of intellectual endeavour.
Liu's management will persist, however, aiming to boost that $12 million to $250 million within five years.
This is a useful capability, especially with thousands of scattered students taking the same online course, but instructional management systems persist in a use of discourse technology that limits possibilities for knowledge building discourse.
Many of the herbicides used in site preparation of forests and during initial selective weed management can persist in the soil for several months, killing or stunting seedlings of broom (Cytisus scoparius (L).
Negative attitudes towards the use of fire in rangeland management have persisted in Uganda and in other regions of Africa, because of the colonial bias of conserving forests and woodlands and the perceived fears that fires can cause increased soil erosion and subsequently loss of soil fertility and biodiversity loss (Laris and Wardell 2006, Rodgers et al. 2002).
Good management options persisted and solutions to problems could be applied based on solid science, sound policy, and local support, drawing on the knowledge, interests, and participation of the area's communities.' Throughout Tibet Wild Schaller documents his field experiences in the day-to-day work of preserving large tracts of Tibetan wildlands.
Variable access to diagnostic tests, modes of care delivery and non-uniform management approaches persist.
