This review will document existing findings on urban phenology and will highlight areas in which further research is needed.
This is important not only to document existing biodiversity below the species level, but also to obtain insight into ongoing and predict future processes at population level, and how these are affected by environmental change.
To offset this possibility, baseline measures will be sampled twice to document existing differences within the three prospective participant groups and reduce individual variability, resulting in three different data collection periods for ABI and CP groups (Table 2).
Lawmakers urged the commission to undertake a study by the end of next year on setting up a catalog of data from public and private archives on looted items and document existing claims.
There they worked in collaboration with Save Ellis Island to document existing conditions, study the factors contributing to the site's continued abandonment, and propose preservation solutions that would make the site accessible again.
The general purpose of the plan was to document existing coral conservation efforts and present a comprehensive approach, identify future research needs in coral biology and ecology, and build collaborations amongst the various stakeholders [86].
Together, the tools were used to document existing capacity and to highlight any gaps in capacity.
This platform would showcase high-quality operations research, and work to share local experience with monetary and non-monetary incentives, and document existing programmes.
Following written informed consent, practitioners completed baseline questionnaire assessments, and study staff performed a practice environmental scan (to document existing practice systems, policies and patient materials related to tobacco use).
In their social value judgment document, existing debates on utilitarian and egalitarian approaches to distributive justice are mentioned in brief but NICE places emphasis largely on procedural justice, based on Daniels and Sabin's [ 14] 'accountability for reasonableness'.
