Possibilities for and constraints of rehabilitation - both from a process-oriented view as well as from the nature conservation perspective differ strongly according to the landscape setting of a particular river segment and to the degree of anthropogenic changes.
From nature's perspective, there are no predictors or response variables.
Silica-polymer systems, due to their organic-inorganic nature, are perspective for use as immobilized forms of medicine preparations [1-4].
This publication presents a method by which different land use scenarios can be developed and interdisciplinarily evaluated from both the flood prevention and nature conservation perspective.
Further, architectural beliefs may differ by their technical or non-technical nature; by perspective and role of the belief-holder; or by facts about physical experience of the work or other modalities of belief acquisition.
When we are considering the effects of anthropogenic disturbance, it must be remembered that ultimately from the nature conservation perspective, any change on the species community, a loss or a gain of a species, is undesirable.
The spreadsheet format allowed charting of the range and nature of perspectives on each theme.
This research intends not only to describe and represent the nature and perspectives of the CM professional community, in line with the CM principles of inclusion and holism, but also to contribute to mutually beneficial dialogue and collaboration with other streams of healthcare.
Rather than focus on the individual organism, it looked at nature from the perspective of the gene.
Mr Reeves and Ms Howard estimate that if moms in the bottom fifth were averagely effective parents, 9% more of their kids would graduate from high school, 6% fewer would become teen parents and 3% fewer would be convicted of a crime by the age of 19.From a public-policy perspective, nature is a given.
