These processes are rarely identified in the on-site studies.
However, the most important drawback for practical applications is their complication, and chromatographic techniques do not lend themselves to rapid analysis or to on-site studies.
However, they acknowledge, a true test requires on-site studies, because it's often difficult to detect ancient shorelines even in satellite images of Earth.
In conclusion, the presented SPC system gives reliable results of colloid number concentration and size distribution in a wide range of natural surface waters and offers new opportunities for on-site studies.
Traditional means of data acquisition in perception research and public participation (on-site studies and photograph-based surveys) have serious disadvantages, for example, high costs or difficulties in participant accessibility.
Results of on-site studies are summarized as follows: (1) since the performance of land-leveling for rice cultivation was extremely poor, the water level was maintained high enough to submerge the highest portion of each plot, and this causes wastage of irrigation water and salt accumulation.
"Once MASS MoCA commissioned me, I was granted a few months to be able to spend time alone in the empty building to create these on-site studies," Prey explains.
Furthermore, reviews of patient-satisfaction studies with psychiatric services have revealed that response rates can be higher in on-site studies than in post-discharge surveys [ 7, 9].
After the leaders have had on-site study, a visit will be organised for all the farmers in the groups.
In the past it was dismissed as "impure" and unclassical; in the more multicultural present, political turbulence has made on-site study unfeasible.
Although lemur taxonomy had developed, it was not until the 1950s and 1960s that the in-situ (or on-site) study of lemur behavior and ecology began to blossom.
