Palaeoecology, as an ecological discipline, is able to provide relevant inputs for conservation science and ecosystem management, especially for issues involving long-term processes, such as ecological succession, migration, adaptation, microevolution, and extinction.
Asphalt layer thickness is the most relevant input for flexible pavements assessment.
Based on this, relevant input for the IWRM project was provided, e.g., for decision support.
A collaborative trial on non-target and suspect screening of indoor dust was launched in 2016 for the identification of pollutants specific to indoor environments, which provides relevant input for harmonization of practices and for the definition of a list of CECs relevant for indoor environment and their prioritization.
The results provide evidence that supports the theoretical relationship between the attributes of control and attitudes towards debt, and constitute a relevant input for the design of financial education strategies in young people, emphasis also placed in considering the influence of psychological variables, and not just the financial content, if significant changes are expected in the behaviour.
Our observed relationship between Bcd and its target gene transcription on both the nuclear and local scales at early nuclear cycle 14 demonstrates that Bcd remains a direct and relevant input for transcriptional decisions of its target genes at this stage of development.
As duplicates also involved a relevant input of work and time for the reviewer (each one had to be assessed individually), they were also considered in the analysis (Table 2).
The relevant input parameters for power consumption for the UMTS, GPS, and 802.15.4 radio modules and microcontroller are listed in Table 4.
Selection of the most relevant input variables for an inferential predictor is important for good prediction ability.
All identified manuscripts are screened for study objectives, geoinformation analysis methods to explore malnutrition, relevant input geodata for malnutrition analysis, spatial scale of geodata and analysis level, study design (retrospective or prospective) as well as study location and analyzed timespan.
Furthermore, a discriminant analysis was used to find the most relevant input features for the pointing pose estimator.
