Fire is also beneficial to fauna found in a fire-maintained system, as it promotes availability of nesting and brood-rearing cover for ground-nesting birds (Dickson 1981, Hurst 1981, Landers 1981) and maintains open, park-like conditions needed by species such as the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis; Alavalapati et al. 2002).
What is the evidence of the direct and indirect health impacts of measures to promote availability and use of public transport?
Along with promoting availability and utilization of supplies and appropriate service delivery mechanisms (both fixed and outreach), a key goal is to ensure that there is a sufficient number of staff and volunteers in place in hard-to-reach districts.
By contrast, in compromised, inadequately growing fetuses (i.e., smaller pups where IGF-II is potentially restricted), [Leu]IGF-II acts to promote availability of endogenous IGF-II, restoring placental sufficiency and standardizing fetal growth, rescuing the FGR phenotype.
Our findings suggest a positive impact of social marketing, which may be related both to the sustained nature of the social marketing, and our emphasis on the nature of AHI and promoting availability of an 'early test' soon after a potential exposure (rather than on seroconversion symptoms).
Greg Babyak, the head of government affairs for Bloomberg L.P., said the ruling promoted "the availability to the public of diverse sources of news".
The height benefits could not be translated into benefits on girth, as stem thickness, unlike apical growth, is promoted by availability of P which tends to be more abundant in organic nutrient sources, making the organic treatment and the integrated fertility option as competitive as inorganic fertilizers (Ahmad et al. 2006; Ibrahim and El-Samad 2009; Mufwanzala and Dikinya 2010).
Promoted entrée availability and revised menu and poster presence all demonstrated high fidelity and feasibility.
In Central America, increased imports promoted greater availability of foods associated with the nutrition transition, such as meat, dairy products and processed foods [ 31].
69 Finally, the neuroadrenergic hypothesis proposed that cardiovascular training promoted neurotransmitter availability, such as noradrenaline, adrenaline, and serotonin, which are thought to be related to memory storage and retrieval.
