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Additional recent data comes from regular flights conducted by NOAA at a network of locations.


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or progression of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus according to a report published by JAMA Internal medicine a JAMA Network publication.


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For example while Nokia was able to invest millions of dollars in developing a service network a startup may not have such resources.


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Jeffrey R. Taylor National Ecological Observatory Network Inc.;Ethan W. Dereszynski Oregon State university; James B. Shanley U s. Geological Survey;


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which have wire mesh with third-inch-wide openings. The tiny ants end up in the collection bags with

This mixture then is placed in mesh bags suspended over funnels that in turn are above plastic bags containing alcohol to kill

and preserve the ants that pass through the mesh bags. The ants then are brought home for analysis. Taxonomy


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Borneo is a network of timber plantations agroforestry areas and mines with patches of natural forest said Loken.


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Borneo is a network of timber plantations agroforestry areas and mines with patches of natural forest said Loken.


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Our technique has helped already to unravel the complex gene networks behind biological processes and behavior such as gustatory perception said Dr. Ying Wang of Arizona State university.

and it overcomes the many shortfalls associated with typical single-gene targeting methods A common problem associated with single gene suppression is that it is not sufficient to show the interrelationship of a gene network.


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In addition to Carnegie and STRI researchers scientists from Mcgill University and UC-Berkeley combined measurement methods--an extensive and essential network of ground-based plot sampling satellite imagery


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the computing efficiency of IT (information technology) data center equipment like servers storage and network switches; the amount of electricity a data center's building uses for things other than computing primarily cooling;


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Felicia Wu of Michigan State university and Hasan Guclu of the University of Pittsburgh use network models--essentially food trade maps--to track the movement of maize in their article Global Maize Trade and Food security:


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The authors then identify a network of Priority Primate Areas for conservation. The paper appears in the July 17 issue of the journal Oryx.


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and late first exposure to solid food for infants appears to be associated with the development of type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1dm) according to a study published by JAMA Pediatrics a JAMA Network publication.

The above story is provided based on materials by The JAMA Network Journals. Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.


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They also identified a network of genes that cause poplar roots to grow well in low-nitrogen soil making them ideal candidates for biofuel tree plantations on marginal lands.

The article is titled Nitrogen deprivation promotes Populus root growth through global transcriptome reprogramming and activation of hierarchical genetic networks.

By performing genetic network analyses they narrowed the field to a handful of key genes that appeared to control the majority of the 9198 others.

When we tweak this gene the entire network responds and the roots grow 58 percent more than controls'says Busov.

Wei's work with the genetic networks that cause root growth gave us one of the big switches says Busov.


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Lead author Dr Tara Garnett from the Food Climate Research Network at the Oxford Martin School said:'


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and how they interact with each other in a complicated network said Rye who also is associate professor of biochemistry and biophysics at Texas A&m.


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and how they interact with each other in a complicated network said Rye who also is associate professor of biochemistry and biophysics at Texas A&m.


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Further in response to the task these women had a decrease in the engagement of a widespread network in the brain that includes emotion-cognition-and sensory-related areas.

The women in the other two groups showed a stable or increased activity in this network.


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He is also a postdoctoral fellow on the National Science Foundation-funded research coordination network:

Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Training Network (BESTNET. Simonit and Perrings found that only 37 percent of the currently forested area positively impacts dry-season water flows offering up roughly 37.2 million cubic meters of seasonal flow (equivalent to US $16. 37 million


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Scientists at the Network of Excellence for Functional Biomaterials (NFB) in the National University of Ireland Galway have published just their breakthrough polymerization method in Nature Communications.


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Discrete event simulations are used to model irregular systems with behavior that cannot be described by equations such as communication networks traffic flows economic and ecological models military combat scenarios and many other complex systems.


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APEIR is a unique Asian trust-based EIDS research network composed of over 30 partner institutions from six countries (Cambodia China Indonesia Lao PDR Thailand and Vietnam.

We have established partnerships and networks on the global regional and country levels. Much has been learned from studies conducted by APEIR researchers


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Gardeners were drawn from a pool of individuals active with Wasatch Community Gardens (WCG) a 20-year old nonprofit organization located in Salt lake city. WCG provides a network of urban gardens located throughout the local area


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Zeolites are unique structures that can be used for many different types of gas separations and storage applications because of their diverse topology from various networks of the framework atoms.


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The other thing we discovered is that the major site of action of the magic mushrooms is to turn down a circuit in the brain called the'default mode network

The default mode network is a part of the brain between the front and back. It is active

The researchers discovered that the'default mode network'had the highest density of 5ht2a receptors in the brain.

We have found that people with depression have overactive default mode networks and they are locked continually into a mode of thinking about themselves.


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The study involved a reexamination of 46 research papers published between 1957 and 2010 as well as an analysis of 409 soil profiles from the National Soil Carbon Network database.


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But in the real world he said these lines form a network. Graphene is usually a quilt made from many pieces.


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With a network of more than 80 experimental forests located across the country and decades of monitoring data from this network the Forest Service is contributing invaluable information about forest conditions along a complex rural to urban land gradient as well as discovering other trends through a wide-range

of ongoing critical research topics. Co-authors include NRS researchers Amey Bailey Scott Bailey John Campbell


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and Range network a system of 80 locations across the country that provide settings for long-term science and management studies.


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and HL-34343 and by the Laubisch Castera and M. K. Grey funds at UCLA. Studies on the determination of 6f in intestinal contents and plasma were funded partially by a Network Grant from the Leducq Foundation.


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and habitat loss on plant-pollinator networksare plant-pollinator networks holding together as the insects and plants in the network are jostled by climate change and habitat loss?

and her then postdoctoral research associate Laura Burkle were delighted to discover meticulous data on a plant-pollinator network recorded by Illinois naturalist Charles Robertson between 1887 and 1916.

Recollecting 26 spring-blooming flowers from Robertson's network Knight Phd professor of biology at Washington University

and Burkle Phd now assistant professor of ecology at Montana State university discovered that the network had weakened.

The network is still there and still functioning despite major perturbations Knight said. The bees still have food plants are still getting pollinator service.

But the service has declined the network's structure is weaker and its response to future perturbations much less certain she said.

The study the first to look at human disruption of plant-pollinator networks through the lens of historical data appears in the Feb 28th online edition of Science.

Before Robertson said co-author John Marlin Phd a research affiliate at the University of Illinois's Prairie Research Institute who had recollected part of Robertson's network in the 1970s almost all insect collecting was done independently of the plant.

How Robertson's network is studied doingrobertson it all Knight said. He studied forests he studied prairies he studied roadside plants he studied old fields;

To keep our project manageable Knight said we recollected a subset of the network Robertson collected focusing on one plant community:

Of the 532 pairings between the plants and bees that linked the subset of Robertson's network Knight

A 40-year-old re-collection of Robertson's networkbut Burkle and Knight were aware that counting network links was a crude measure of pollination services.

All the network diagrams say is the bee is present the plant is present and we saw them interacting at least once Knight points out.

whether anybody had published on the Carlinville network since Robertson and one person had. That person turned out to be Marlin.

because it is the plant in the network currently visited by the greatest diversity of bees Knight said.

There have been major changes in Robertson's network over the past 120 years Knight said.

The good news is that the network proved flexible and many of the broken connections were replaced with new ones.

But the bad news is that network has been restructured in ways that will make it less resilient to disturbances in the future.

We can't just kick these plant-pollinator networks forever and expect them to keep functioning Knight said.


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and supports eco-guard patrols focusing their efforts through local intelligence networks and aerial surveillance and ensuring they get the backup they need from the police army and courts.


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and Blood Institute under award number NHL097623 and HL073737 and grant P20 RR-016464 from the Idea Network of Biological Research Excellence Program of the National Center for Research Resources.


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For the new study the authors analyzed eight years'worth of data drawn from Houston's extensive network of air-quality monitors


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Mike Fay the WCS explorer who played a key role in convincing the late Gabonese President Omar Bongo Ondimba to create a network of 13 national parks in 2002 said:


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and established a network of protected areas largely designed to preserve forests and their biodiversity.


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which is part of the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network supported by the U s. National Science Foundation.


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This code utilizes unstructured meshes to simulate turbulent flow in the presence of complicated geometry. In addition to jet noise simulations Stanford researchers in the Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program (PSAAP) sponsored by the Department of energy are using the Charles code to investigate advanced-concept scramjet propulsion systems used in hypersonic flight


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D. formerly from the Department of Nutrition Harvard School of Public health and currently at the Channing Division of Network Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital and colleagues analyzed data from 20 cohort studies of women


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and develop highly intricate branched networks that enable them to explore the soil. The branching roots grow horizontally off the main root


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and grassland-dwelling herbivore with the trunk-like snout--living in a network of remote national parks spanning the Peru-Bolivia border.


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When graphene is grown lattices of the carbon grains are formed randomly linked together at different angles of orientation in a hexagonal network.


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and the rail network to calculate the equivalent costs for the tobacco regulator--Ofsmoke --and came up with estimates of between £15 million (best case) and £45 million (worst case scenario) for both 2009 and 2010.


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Our research focuses on understanding complex network interactions in grasses with a goal of engineering C4 traits into C3 grasses


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when UW-Madison's Carol Williams coordinator of the Wisconsin Grasslands Bioenergy Network and the DNR's David Sample approached Turner


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and brackish water habitats have networks of prop roots that extend down toward the seafloor and corals are growing on and under these roots.


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Working with the Western Heads East organization Dr. Reid had established already a network of community kitchens in Mwanza Tanzania to produce a probiotic yogurt for the local population.

The team utilized this network to produce and distribute a new type of yogurt containing L. rhamnosus.


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Forest research network reveals global change effectspermafrost thaw drives forest loss in Canada while drought has killed trees in Panama southern India and Borneo.

Some of the best information about these global-scale changes comes from CTFS-Forestgeo the only network of standardized forest-monitoring sites that span the globe.

Since the censuses began at the first site on Barro Colorado Island in Panama in 1981 atmospheric carbon dioxide has increased by 16 percent The forest sites in the network have warmed by an average of over 1 degree F (0. 6

The plot network now includes forests from Brazil to northern Canada from Gabon to England and from Papua new guinea to China.

Biomass increased at many tropical sites across the network. It is incredibly rewarding to work with a team of forest scientists from 78 research institutions around the world including four Smithsonian units Anderson-Teixeira said.

We look forward to using the CTFS-Forestgeo network to continue to understand how and why forests respond to change and

what this means for the climate biodiversity conservation and human well-being said Stuart Davies network director.


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When fully established in late 2014 the LA network will consist of 15 monitoring stations around the LA basin Most will use commercially available high-precision greenhouse gas analyzers to continuously sample local air.

The LA network encompasses the portions of the South Coast Air Basin that produce the most intense greenhouse gas emissions in California.

This involves establishing surface measurement networks in representative areas while taking advantage of the broader coverage of satellite observations.

These super-sites will provide a link between measurements from the surface instrumentation network and from satellites overhead.

Earth Networks Inc. Germantown Maryland; and NASA's Ames Research center Moffett Field California. Other collaborators include Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement Gif-sur-Yvette France;


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--which is passed into the roots through a network of tissues called the phloem. Cytokinins are known important plant hormones to regulate many aspects of plant growth


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They collected data on leaf-change dates for several tree species both in Alaska using the USA National Phenology Network a free online database of seasonal-change observations recorded by scientists


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This scanning electron microscope image shows the network of conductive nanoribbons in Rice university's high-density graphene nanoribbon film.

This scanning electron microscope image shows a closeup of the nanoribbon network in Rice university's high-density graphene nanoribbon film.

but testing showed the graphene nanoribbons themselves formed an active network when applied directly to a surface.


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In addition the researchers measured the density of the leaves'vein networks a measure of the amount of water a plant can transpire and the rate at


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and sophisticated by considering broader social concepts such as community networks and social norms. For people interested in wildlife research


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Faced with this problem researchers from the Network of Biodiversity and Systematics at INECOL effectively located

The Biodiversity and Systematics Network is currently studying the major pest problems for the bean (Vicia faba) one of the crops used for rotation in the highlands of the state using the same bionematicide and some other biocontrol agents.


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In a presentation today at the Association for Computing Machinery's Mobicom 2014 conference in Maui Hawaii researchers from Rice's Wireless Network Group will unveil a multiuser multiantenna transmission scheme for UHF a portion


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The observations from WMO's Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) network showed that CO2 levels increased more between 2012 and 2013 than during any other year since 1984.


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The cell removal process leaves behind an intact network of blood vessels that can potentially supply the new organ with oxygen.


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but the politics of establishing a network for in situ protection of CWR and for accessing plant material for crop improvement is incredibly complex.


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Using production and trade data for agricultural food commodities collected by the United nations'Food and agriculture organization the study reconstructs the global food trade network in terms of food calories traded among countries.

and the global food network has become 50 percent more interconnected said Paolo D'Odorico a U. Va. professor of environmental sciences and the study's lead author.


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The membrane they worked on referred to as PIM-1 is embedded typically with a network of channels


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Wondering how common the species might be in the U s. the researchers tapped in to their citizen science network


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The above story is provided based on materials by The JAMA Network Journals. Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.


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Currently there is no ground-or satellite-based global network monitoring soil moisture at a local level.


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In New jersey the most densely populated state in the country the network of roads can dramatically shape the area of land that snake populations can occupy without facing significant risk of population loss during road crossings.


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A dense network of trees and hedges (bocage) thus became a veritable maze for these bees who had become less able to recognise their landmarks.

and improve the design of epidemiological watch networks. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by INRA-France.


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The study Using a Network Model to Assess Risk of Forest Pest Spread via Recreational Travel was published July 9 in the journal PLOS ONE


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In the case of bees and other pollinators he says a network of signals and cues shapes pollination informing animals about where


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of grazers in the region according to the latest report by the Global Coral reef Monitoring Network (GCRMN) the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the United nations Environment Programme (UNEP.


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NASA's Deep space Network is supporting ESA's Ground Station Network for spacecraft tracking and navigation.


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and designing oil palm plantations so that dense road networks do not intersect directly with waterways. These kinds of improved practices are being pioneered by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm oil


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and you're a regional hospital network and you have 20 CT scanners says Lemon.


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In Canada the National Network of Somatic Embryogenesis Laboratories (NNSEL) has been set up within the Canadian Forestry Service for the purpose of effectively transferring the advances in biotechnology to the forestry sector.


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'--so that DUO1 and the DAZ1/DAZ2 genes work in tandem to control a gene network that ensures a pair of fertile sperm is made inside each pollen grain.


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The STAN (Science Technology Architecture Networks) research project which involves computer scientists and architects is exploring


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Most recently Johnson worked with NBC News to develop the nutrition content for the network's new website Parent Toolkit


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and sellers connected in a network. Having multiple symbiotic trading-partners generates competition among both the fungi


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These originated in the European union's annual Farmer Accountancy Data Network survey. Combining detailed climate records with the farm data they were able to understand how yields


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and pipelines create networks of disturbance that fragment forests changing songbird communities Brittingham explained. The cumulative effect of many small-scale disturbances within the forest is resulting in the homogenization of bird communities with species that inhabit the interior forest such as black-throated blue warblers ovenbirds


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The researchers paired NASA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric administration satellite records with data from a network of University of California weather stations covering 32 consecutive winters.


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The university through its Trout Lake Station in Boulder Junction Wisconsin has played a pivotal role in the Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network (GLEON) an international network that has placed observation buoys at more than 100 lakes.

'GLEON is a grassroots network of scientists and volunteers from 46 countries who gather data for their own purposes.

On land Paleon (the Paleo-Ecological Observatory Network) is looking backward to see forward assembling long-term records from lake sediments and other natural archives to build large-scale reconstructions of forest and climate

Paleon is an 11-institution network headed by the University of Notre dame in which UW-Madison plays a leading role Williams says.


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and the trees leaf Out in addition Morristown is part of the Northeast Temperate Network (NETN) established by the U s. National park service to monitor ecological conditions in 12 parks located in seven northeastern states as well as six

and Bunker to integrate their data into the network's larger ecological picture. We realized that Morristown could give us a really nice model system for looking at how bees


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The above story is provided based on materials by The JAMA Network Journals. Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.


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#Hydrologists find Mississippi river networks buffering system for nitrates is overwhelmeda new method of measuring the interaction of surface water

and groundwater along the length of the Mississippi river network adds fresh evidence that the network's natural ability to chemically filter out nitrates is being overwhelmed.

in the Mississippi river network goes through a natural filtering process as it flows to the Gulf of mexico.

The analysis found that 99.6 percent of the water in the network passes through filtering sediment along the banks of creeks streams and rivers.

While further research is needed this would make it unlikely that natural systems can accommodate the high levels of nitrates that have made their way from farmland and other sources into the river network's waterways.

network. There's been a lot of work to understand surface-groundwater exchange said Aaron Packman a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northwestern University.

The Mississippi river network includes the Ohio river watershed on the east and the Missouri river watershed in the west as well as the Mississippi watershed in the middle.

One compound nitrate is a major component of inorganic fertilizers that has helped make the area encompassed by the Mississippi river network the biggest producer of corn soybeans wheat cattle

While the biggest source of nitrates in the Mississippi river network are industrial fertilizers nitrates also come from animal manure urban areas wastewater treatment

Cardenas said the research provides a large-scale holistic view of the river network's natural buffering mechanism


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The research was part of a European Training Network financially supported by the European union under the 7th Framework Programme (Project website:

The research was part of a European Training Network financially supported by the European union under the 7th Framework Programme.


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The high-density urban coastal corridor from WASHINGTON DC north to Boston is one of the most developed environments in the world containing a massive complex and longstanding network of supporting infrastructure.

Extreme weather events currently disrupt transportation networks in all areas of the country; projections indicate that such disruptions will increase.


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which is part of the Long term Ecological Research Network. The research analyzed by Robertson and colleagues investigated the yields


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Oxide-derived copper on the other hand is made of copper nanocrystals that are linked all together in a continuous network with well-defined grain boundaries.

The process of transforming copper oxide into metallic copper creates the network of nanocrystals. For the Nature study Kanan and Li built an electrochemical cell--a device consisting of two electrodes placed in water saturated with carbon monoxide gas.

Our models suggest that the nanocrystalline network in the oxide-derived copper was critical for achieving these results.


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In 2003 the Liberian government agreed to increase the extent of the protected area network to conserve at least 30 percent of the country's forests.


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and exchange networks. These developments are likely to have brought about changes in divisions of labour by sex


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crops throughout a mountainous east-west corridor along the historic Silk road suggests new research from Washington University in St louis. Our findings indicate that ancient nomadic pastoralists were key players in an east-west network


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In this study researchers extracted freeze frames of Kids Meals shown in TV ads that appeared on Cartoon Network Nickelodeon and other children's cable networks.


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The research was conducted in partnership with the Community Greening Resource Network. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public health.


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whose livelihoods depend on subsistence agriculturefarmers here have reported environmental problems such as floods droughts reductions in water quality and increases in soil erosion and downstream sedimentation of irrigation networks.

and contour planting in grasslands appear to be the most effective techniques to reduce sediment transfer to the watershed river network says Wilson.


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They set out to assess the rate at which plant material decomposed as a function of background radiation placing hundreds of samples of uncontaminated leaf litter (pine needles and oak maple and birch leaves) in mesh bags throughout the area.


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and corridors out of a longleaf pine plantation around the Savannah-river National Laboratory near Jackson S. C a network of sensors was erected to provide observations on wind speed turbulence temperature


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To see whether other bees could learn from the experienced foragers Mirwan confined inexperienced bees in a mesh container near the artificial flowers where they could observe the experienced bees.


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Moreover the vegetation leads to a better overall wetting mesh which adds to the greening


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More than 50 scientists belonging to the Nutrient Network a team of scientists studying grasslands worldwide co-authored the study.

Gruner a member of the Nutrient Network (which participants have nicknamed Nutnet) since its founding in 2006 helped plan the worldwide study


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A global network of research farms--known as farm platforms--can evaluate the economic and environmental benefits of these


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