As such, it is difficult to establish the influencing factors determining the capacity of a group to sustain its provision over time.
Upstream, we suggest that choosing feedstocks based on their resistance or resilience to disturbance (e.g., perennials, diverse feedstocks) can increase reliability in ES provision over time.
13 35 This in-depth longitudinal end of life study of these "hard to reach" populations resulted in a rich description of experiences of illness and service provision over time.
This is reflected in the levels of support described by some of the participants in the usual care study who, without adequate support and information, developed their own interpretation of the relationship between their experience of diabetes symptoms and service provision over time.
The new national reform law includes many provisions designed, over time, to reduce costs, but Massachusetts will have to move sooner.
Nevertheless, many open questions remain to be investigated that include the amount of land that needs to be converted to energy crops and the landscape conditions under which ecosystem service provisions vary over time and interactions between different sustainable intensification strategies [43].
Thus, the change of provision level over time can be written as d z / d t = z η γ ( 1 − η ) 1 − γ, (16).
In 2007, Neil Kinkopf and I compiled a data set showing that Bush, in his first six years in office, raised nearly 1400 constitutional objections to roughly 1000 statutory provisions, over three times the total of his 42 predecessors combined.
Besides caps on awards, the White House wants the legislation to include provisions for payments over time, rather than in lump sums, and for juries to be informed if patients have other sources of compensation for an injury.
It was simply given the task of carrying out the provisions of what, over time, became 13 environmental statutes, each with its own peculiarities and constituencies.
