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In all cases, these long-term experiments, whether comparing organic to conventional systems, or comparing more than one organic system, are particularly useful demonstration tools.
All of this literature stresses the need for households to defer their individual interests to improve forest productivity and enhance the long-term community interest.
Instead, the story is of group elites and long-term trends, with a different focus and different tempo.
These well-managed long-term studies provided the type of data needed to evaluate rigorously a number of recently developed analytical methods and assessment tools.
One-time expenditure on screening could be substantially offset by savings in treating cancer cases in the long-term.
The long-term solution to the acquisition of adequate scientific manpower is training in the countries concerned.
Humans are typically not very altruistic in situations where theory cannot find any long-term net benefits.
However, the long-term effects of logging on plant and animal communities remain uncertain.
The long-term effect of primary prevention is uncertain (2).
The onset of the long-term decline in mortality also varied according to the age of the child.
Ultimately, long-term field data on tree seedling survival and growth will provide further insights into species regeneration responses during tropical rain forest succession.
The fields have been in permanent pasture under long-term organic management, since 1988.
It is uncertain whether long-term treatment and followup yield better and more permanent results than the methods that have been studied up to now.
Despite permanent weight loss after surgery, there is no difference in blood pressure compared to untreated controls in long-term followup.
These results suggest that both primary and secondary prevention are needed to mitigate the long-term effects of childhood adversity on depression.
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