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This study may provide suitable path to the experimentalists to further explore this novel species.

The impact of the 2000 flood on the Sabie River landscape provides an array of patches that may provide suitable resources for the establishment of alien plants.

Although the high detrital content of these recent materials precludes U/Th dating, radiocarbon dating (especially of actively growing stalagmites) may provide suitable chronologies for reconstruction of past flood chronologies.

Current nest-box designs are likely of limited value during high temperatures and solar radiation loads if they consistently reach temperatures exceeding species upper critical temperatures, however may provide suitable microclimates during winter.

Our research indicates that in managed, Allegheny hardwood northern hardwood forests of the central Appalachians, short-lived, early successional species such as black locust may provide suitable roosting habitat for northern long-eared bats, as well as other species of bats.

We conclude that where horizontal structure is not limiting, forest stands regenerated by clearcutting may provide suitable habitat for resident, nonjuvenile marten when the following thresholds are reached: live-tree basal area ≥18 meana, mean tree height ≥9 m for trees with dbh ≥7.6 cm, and snag volume ≥10 m3/ha.

In certain patients such measurements may not provide suitable outcome measures if pathological involvement is minimal, or already progressed to an end-state severity at these levels.

These advances in stem cell technologies may contribute to provide suitable cell source alternatives for the use in skin bioprinting.

This is very encouraging, and we anticipate that in coming years, currently established seedlings and saplings may develop to provide suitable conditions for birds and other fauna to naturally introduce additional propagules (Bhullar and Majer, 2000; Majer et al. 2001).

Lacunarity analysis may provide a suitable starting point in this context.

In particular, it may provide a suitable framework for representing irrigated systems.