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When using a larger dataset and running the topic analysis with larger numbers of topics, more-fine-grained topics pointing to specific techniques, skill sets or communities might emerge that would allow to draw conclusions that are more generalizable and point to specific promising citizen science opportunities in the forest monitoring domain.

In any case there is a lack of evidence that would allow to draw conclusions about implications for the practice of intervention [ 19- 21].

California's reservoirs now contain only 39percentt of their combined capacity, which last month forced officials to cut to zero the amount of water local authorities would be allowed to draw from the series of reservoirs that supply 750,000 acres of the state's farmland.

Our hope was that the global spotlight cast on Everest would allow us to draw attention to the broader issues between climbers, the Sherpa people, and the Nepalese government.

They say that would restore America's moral credibility and would allow it to draw attention to Turkey's patchy human-rights record.

This, coupled with Paddy Power's reputation for eye-catching, and yes, at times risqué campaigns would allow us to draw attention to the issue of homophobia in football.

The FCA says imposing a deadline would allow banks to draw a line under the PPI scandal, which has been dragging on for years.

Mr. Adamson said he once hoped that the earnings season now under way would allow banks to draw a line under the subprime-lending crisis.

One suspects cool heads will prevail eventually and that the hold-outs will choose certainty, which would allow RBS to draw a line under the saga at a cost of £800m, roughly in line with the size of its provision.

His work on behalf of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee would allow him to draw a sharp contrast to other candidates as he makes his pitch to GOP primary voters.

His lawyer said the judge planned to retire on disability, which would allow him to draw his full salary and benefits for the rest of his life.