Identification of innovative adaptation strategies used by small-scale farmers, therefore, is crucial in order to understand the extent of their implications.
Research should be undertaken to develop a WELBY to be used across the public sector in order to examine the extent of the implications of these limitations.
LTP is generally regarded as the most promising physiological mechanism underlying learning and memory, although the extent of its implication in these processes remains controversial (see [ 53] for a critical discussion).
Following the revelations about the extent of surveillance, the implications of ubiquitous microphones could raise concerns about even greater potential for intrusion into our private lives.
The extent of LD has implications for both GWAS and the delivery of accurate genomic predictions.
The extent of the economic implications of this bottleneck is being outlined by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT), who have expanded a well-established economic model to put some numbers to the economic disadvantages created by unregulated air pollution.
Furthermore, each method uses a slightly different definition of the extent of the breast, with implications for the degree to which the axillary tail is included.
Her project aims to understand the extent of current and future health implications and to identify modifiable factors that could be targeted for intervention.
"Given the uncertainty about the extent of the powers and the implications of potentially a much broader range of communication service providers, at this stage it is quite difficult to determine whether or not that is an accurate figure.
The extent of genetic mosaicism has tremendous implications for both basic research and clinical applications.
In medicine, the extent of pre-existing resistance has implications for determining the optimal dose or combination of drugs (Ribeiro and Bonhoeffer 2000; Read et al. 2011) and timing of treatment initiation (Ribeiro and Bonhoeffer 1999).
