Thus, with the scope of identifying priority areas where the demand-supply balance reveals a possible deficit, the supply module may concentrate mainly on land use and land use change, and may use indicative biomass productivity indices based on ecological characteristics.
The starting debt for a deregulated nursing degree is assumed to be $50,000, using indicative course fee figures provided last week by the Grattan Institute's Andrew Norton and published by Guardian Australia.
Our results suggest that species and functional richness have had divergent responses to land use change in forest land uses indicative of a loss of functional redundancy.
The verb system is complex but, by and large, regular: it uses indicative, imperative, and subjunctive moods; preterite, imperfect, present, future, conditional, and a variety of perfect and progressive tenses; and passive and reflexive constructions.
A sensitivity analysis showed that the model is robust and that good estimates can be obtained in both regions even by using indicative values for the required crop and soil parameters.
But Theresa May's comments earlier today effectively rule this out while she remains PM (see 12.08pm), and this mean the prospect of the Commons getting the time to use "indicative votes" to find an alternative Brexit solution may have been killed off.
Using Indicative that data is visible in near-real-time to see what users are actually experiencing when they interact with a site.
But when we use indicatives to express wishes or convey commands we are engaging in communicative acts which would misfire badly if the people we were talking to failed to get the point.
The biomarkers used as indicative of toxicity were: cell density, cell viability, cell size, cell complexity, autofluorescence of chlorophyll a, active chlorophyll, effective quantum yield of PII (photosystem II) and reactive oxygen species (ROS).
