Their broad mandates, vast resources, and breadth of engagement in fragile states, however, raise the possibility they do impact health systems in, as of yet, undocumented ways.
A key factor in the theory of diversification rate variation is resource availability and breadth, i.e. adaptive zone dimensions.
Of these, two are artefactual (sampling artefact, phylogenetic non-independence) and seven are ecological (pattern of aggregation, range position, niche breadth, resource availability, density dependent habitat selection, dispersal ability and vital rates).
The AACES telephone surveys and food frequency questionnaires, the biospecimens and the medical record data will provide an unprecedented resource, both in breadth and depth, for studying OVCA in women of African ancestry in the U.S. AACES participants represent an understudied population, with a disproportionate number of women of lower socio-economic status.
The extent to which FOAM resources cover the breadth of emergency medicine core content is unknown.
The special resource study represents the breadth and legacy of his work.
To the latter group, GWT is a valued resource, advising on a breadth of issues including local compliance, litigation and transactions.
Our data falsify the initial hypothesis of niche conservatism, instead showing that increased warming resulted in changes in both the type and breadth of resource use in mammals.
A population of generalists is thus characterized by a high niche breadth, while resource specialization results in low niche breadth.
Antagonistic pleiotropy was previously found to be the primary cause of resource specialization and niche breadth reduction in the digital life software platform Avida [ 29], in which self-replicating computer programs evolve.
