Offering too-sparse protection everywhere is likely insufficient to conserve headwater habitats and biodiversity, while our alternative targeted protection of selected headwaters does not bind the entire forest landscape into a biodiversity reserve.
The French defeat at Sedan left the Allied Army Groups in Belgium with sparse flank protection.
By Claire McKeever 22 September 2015, BENTIU, South Sudan – The two Moses baskets that lie side by side in the corner of Mary's sparse makeshift shelter in Bentiu Protection of Civilians site hold a very special place in her heart.
While MIF has been demonstrated to exhibit cardioprotective properties in experimental models, data on MIF-mediated renal protection are sparse (25).
Magnesium, absorbed from magnesium carbonate-containing phosphate binders, could act as an anti-arrhythmic and could have important inhibitory actions on vascular calcification, although definitive evidence on cardiovascular protection is sparse [ 8, 9].
But the population rebound is most dramatic in America, where the combination of protection and a sparse human population suits them perfectly.
"There has been no attempt by federal or state governments to estimate the cost of losing the dugong population, nor any urgent action to ensure protection of the remaining sparse numbers".
Despite the facts surrounding protection from condoms, usage is sparse in places where HIV is most prevalent, Stephen Becker, deputy director of the HIV Program at the Gates Foundation, told MyNorthwest.com.
This paper proposes a differential spectral energy scheme (DSE) for distribution line protection in a microgrid using a sparse Fourier kernel based fast time-frequency representation (SST).
Although the Euclidean norm is a protection against overfitting, it does not favor sparse solutions (i.e., solutions with many motifs) as the L1-norm log linear regression does [11].
However, even a sparse covering of bedding over concrete floors gave piglets some protection against this lesion.
