Примеры использования Authors noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authors noted that some East-Asian cities underwent these stages sequentially.
During the shorter foraging trips made during chick rearing, the authors noted a greater spatial overlap with the local.
The authors noted that patterns in nitrogen isotope enrichment indicate that the trophic level of.
In reaching their conclusion, the authors noted that they considered only the health effects and did not conduct a costbenefit analysis.
The authors noted that the model results were preliminary, but that the initial outputs were encouraging.
Although these results were much higher than previous estimations, the authors noted that these results significantly lowered the great difference between its actual growth rate and the one which would be expected of an animal of its size.
The authors noted that these buffer areas do not overlap with historical krill fishing in the proposed KRZ.
In examining the investigation file, the authors noted that there were in fact two forensic medical reports, one by the Jalalabad Forensic Medical Centre dated 28 March 2002(paragraph 2.3) and one by the Republican Forensic Medical Bureau dated 25 April 2002.
The authors noted that the results represented preliminary estimates, and that these would continue to be revised.
The authors noted that significant seasonal and interannual variability in water circulation can be clearly observed by SSMU.
The authors noted that mean krill density alone may not be adequate to explain variability in predator performance.
The authors noted that relative impacts of bottom-up versus top-down processes will vary among species and at different times.
The authors noted that"partial clitoridectomy" was"not medically indicated, does not relate to real or perceived athletic"advantage.
The authors noted that the suite of predators studied used the entire shelf and slope in a mosaic, although not necessarily during the same season.
The authors noted that extensive biological data had been collected, toothfish ageing is ongoing, and CTD and video data are now also collected.
The authors noted the concurrent recovery of baleen whales and an increasing trend in Adélie penguin(Pygoscelis adeliae) numbers in East Antarctica.
The authors noted the dramatic decline in pup production over the last eight years after increasing since near-extirpation in the 1800s.
The authors noted that this probably reflects the ecological importance of the shelf and slope area relative to other areas, but also the availability of scientific data.
Further, the authors noted that the proposed RSMPA is unlikely to limit access to these krill stocks given the structured design of the RSMPA and the oceanography of the region.
The authors noted that the violation of personal hygiene can lead to the entry into the body large amounts of lead despite the use of effective respirators in the workplace.
The authors noted that they observed reduced instances and severity of injury to the mouth of the toothfish when using the cradle, particularly for fish longer than 115 cm in length.
The authors noted that the evidence available since the 1980s showed a sharp increase in the abundance of some species in East Antarctica such as the humpback and fin whales.
The authors noted that body burdens of PBDEs may thus reflect direct uptake from exposure as well as debromination of more highly brominated congeners.
The authors noted that significant data gaps(e.g. in the Asian distant-water fleet) prevented more precise and comprehensive assessments of the global scale of by-catch impacts.
The authors noted that the methods of estimation used in TISVPA were designed to allow robust estimation of parameters using median absolute deviations and winsorisation.
The authors noted that more detailed results from the wide range of analyses resulting from this cruise will be submitted to the Working Group and the Scientific Committee as they become available.
The authors noted that there was no linkage between the krill abundance in the fishery and the subsequent larvae abundance; measuring the length distribution of the larvae was currently being conducted.
The authors noted that the language of yOrigin of SpeciesФ invited to apply the concepts, set forth in this paper, to human society; in other words, initially it also had an ideological side to it8.
The authors noted that counts of adult birds provide a proxy for establishing breeding phenology, such as egg lay or crèche dates, which can be difficult to accurately identify in photos.