The dual system offers a wide range of training in manufacturing and technical occupations, which are predominantly popular amongst male adolescents, whereas the school-based system is strongly characterised by social and healthcare occupations.
However, in addition to occupations that are strongly characterised by male or female employees, there is a series of service occupations, particularly in the commercial field, in which the ratio of men and women is more balanced.
The lagoon habitat was strongly characterised by Sargassum species, which represented over 80% of the total algal biomass in this habitat.
Fried et al. contend that the discipline of public health is strongly characterised by 'dedication to better health for all, with particularly attention to the needs of the most vulnerable populations, and basic commitment to health as a human right'.
The 'energy-dense, high-fat and low-fibre' dietary pattern identified in the FFQ was strongly characterised by high intakes of processed meat, chocolate and confectionery, low-fibre bread, sugar-sweetened beverages, full-fat milk, and crisps and savoury snacks (Fig. 1).
Similarly, the 'energy-dense, high-fat, low-fibre' dietary pattern identified in the FR was also strongly characterised by high intakes of processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages, full-fat milk, and crisps and savoury snacks, in addition to fried/roasted potatoes (chips) and coated/breaded meat and fish.
Ki67 and p53 were strongly expressed in high-grade prostate cancer tumours (Szabo et al, 2000), and higher grade breast carcinoma tumours have been reported as characterised by higher levels of p53 and TUNEL staining (Gonzalez-Campora et al, 2000).
Czechoslovaks were strongly Atlanticist.
We also found the relationship between forest harvesting intensity and some of its predictors (e.g., share of plantation species, accessibility) to be strongly non-linear and characterised by thresholds.
The results uncover how the efficacy of ecodesign decision-making is strongly dependent on stakeholder knowledge, characterised by heuristics with conflicting trade-offs along product life cycles.
