We review quantitative evidence that supports the important contribution of extreme events to landscape development in mountains throughout the world, and propose that their common underreporting in the Quaternary record may lead to substantial underestimates of mean process rates.
This situation is the catalyst for the present paper, which revisits the key quantitative evidence that is available for prospect-refuge theory (and its associated theories) to collectively assess their findings and relevance to the design of landscapes, cities, buildings and interiors.
The next day I noticed that my friends and colleagues were all lethargic and grumpy". Obradovich wondered if he could get more quantitative evidence that would show that people don't sleep as well when the temperature starts to climb.
We provide quantitative evidence that confirms their separability through the sequence complexity/hydrophobicity plot.
In such cases, quantitative evidence that would link the innovation to health-related outcomes was imperative.
*p-value < 0.0001 The main challenges in analyzing any genetic dataset are to (a) explore whether a given population is homogeneous or contains genetically distinct subgroups, and (b) identify quantitative evidence that supports the presence of these groups [ 38].
42 This is further reinforced by Campbell et al 40 who emphasise the need to use a mix of qualitative and quantitative evidence that needs to be applied to an (often) iterative process of framework development and testing.
First, sell your stars on collaboration by giving them quantitative evidence that it works.
In fact, quantitative evidence that they do so is surprisingly difficult to find.
Our results provide quantitative evidence that high severity forest fires increased habitat suitability for many resident bird species.
This article presents new quantitative evidence that land use in Rwanda contributes to the development of hillslope incisions.
