Incorporating citizen science to advance the Natural Capital approach 1Introduction The UK Government describes ‘Natural Capital’ as a stock of natural assets and includes both the living and non-living aspect
Solid tumors, including illustrative examples like (e.g.), often present unique obstacles to targeted therapies. Somatic mutations within lung and colon-rectal carcinomas not only refine diagnostic approaches but also tailor treatment strategies for those afflicted. The growing genetic complexity of ...
Examples of injuries of this type are cataract of the lens of the eye, damage to blood-vessels and impairment of fertility (ii) stochastic, of which the risk must be considered as increasing progressively with increasing dose received, without threshold. The severity of a stochastic effect, ...
Biological visual systems have evolved to process natural scenes. A full understanding of visual cortical functions requires a comprehensive characterization of how neuronal populations in each visual area encode natural scenes. Here, we utilized widefie
Herbicides are widely employed in agriculture to manage weeds and enhance crop yields, but their extensive use raises significant environmental and human h
3 for futher examples). Under each reconstructed image in Fig. 2, we also give a quantitative measure of the reconstruction quality based on the ‘structural similarity index’ (SSIM) and the ‘Pearson correlation coefficient’ (see Supplementary Note 2). These coefficients measure the similarity ...
(x) and f(y) by iteratively changing ‘yi’ to obtain ‘yn’.bExamples of texture families and the respective spectrally matched stimuli (scrambles).cSchematic plot of the automatic training system with self-head fixation.dTexture – scramble go/no go task: the mouse must rotate a rubber ...
1. It is common practice for industrial corporations and retailers to outsource multiple logistics activities to third-party logistics providers (3PLs), thereby leveraging their expertise in coordi...
More high-level studies on the properties of the gas-hydrates are needed and new technology for the production of natural gas from gas-hydrates has to be developed. Note, it is not the amount of potential reserves of hydrated gas that is important, but the volume of gas that can be ...
Risk-informed decisions that promote infrastructure resilience (or the ability to withstand, recover from, and adapt to stressors like natural hazards) require confident predictions of system performance now and into the future. We propose a perspective