Multiple regression analysis revealed that preferences for all landscape categories were predicted strongly by multifunctional assigned values.
Large surface area and varied content, with ball courts, greenery, seating and multifunctional equipment, were valued, but a school ground design with integrated and pleasant settings, allowing socialising and activities, particularly support use by secondary school students.
It is possible that the aggregate values of multifunctional rangelands - pastoralism, biodiversity conservation, rangeland products and so on - can best be exploited by optimising their combined production, rather than maximising the production of one or the other at the cost of the remainder (Aboud et al. 2012).
On top of that several research projects performed at the University of Kassel, which this contribution likes to review, aim at making concrete an impervious, ceramic-like, acid resistant multifunctional "smart" material with added values by further changing its nano- and microstructure and/or applying reactive coatings e.g. with the ability to degenerate air pollutants.
Under this plan, four green wedges and three green rings, located between the urban 'fingers', form a multifunctional recreational landscape of high value to the citizens.
This multifunctional status underscores CCL2's value as a potential therapeutic target.
Periurban landscapes should be interpreted as multifunctional spaces enabling them to be valued according to environmental, economic and social criteria.
It is believed that this robust multifunctional superhydrophobic coating may have the potential values in large-scale application.
Multifunctional landscapes are characterized by various functions and values that sustain directly or indirectly the quality of human life, through the provision of natural capital flow.
The rationale for SPARC selection was based on the following criteria: (i) multiple hits over a wide range of p-values; (ii) best score for one of the hit (p-value for 2072 c→t = 5 10-17); (iii) multifunctional protein; (iv) candidate for tumours with a highly invasive phenotype (i.e., with poor prognosis).
