Stakeholder involvement in the design of assessment programmes not only promotes input of creative ideas, but also ensures a certain fitness for practice.
The settling of nomads resulted in an early version of land grabbing, expropriation of inherited resource access and resource conversion, albeit it took place mainly within the boundaries of nation states and promoted input-demanding forms of agriculture in order to increase material output.
It is essential for the success of this project to promote the further input of the community and to enhance the discussion and final consensus between scientists and scientific journals.
When conservation organisations partner with agricultural programmes, they promote low input, extensive agriculture.
Shareholder proposals provide a mechanism through which the ultimate providers of capital can meaningfully and democratically promote material input to management and boards.
To promote more input from independent scientists, we need resources or research credits for academic scientists who devote time to these activities.
A range of interventions exist for the prevention and treatment of alcohol-related risk and harm, from health-promoting input aiming at reducing hazardous and harmful drinking, to more intensive and specialist treatment for severely dependent drinking.
We also promote continuous inputs and curation by experts.
The two-component system is known to promote robust input-output relations [ 51] and persistence of gene expression states [ 52] which may partly explain the good fitting of the experimental data by well-known distributions.
This paper presents the methodologies developed to minimise human input, promote autonomy, provide high resolution image to concentration conversion, and allow the quantification of intrusion parameters under transient conditions.
However, in recent years European agri-environmental policies have promoted low-input grassland management practices.
