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This excludes some of the more fundamental and intangible issues such as changes in management culture, attitude and trust.
And they can be caused by humans, such as changes in atmospheric concentrations of heat-trapping gases, especially carbon dioxide and methane.
The vulnerability of corals to other impacts, such as changes in ocean acidity and temperature, is also of increasing concern.
Other hazards, such as changes in ocean circulations, are forecast on a seasonal basis,
Other factors outside the purview of the secretariat could intervene, such as changes in the global economic situation or a sudden change in weather patterns.
The restructuring had gone hand-in-hand with other measures, such as changes in the areas of taxation and unemployment, and legislative reforms.
The variance between the revised 2012-2013 estimates and the 2014-2015 estimates reflects technical adjustments such as changes in standard costs and the discontinuation of non-recurrent requirements.
Advocacy evaluation, also called"public policy advocacy design, monitoring, and evaluation," evaluates the progress or outcomes of advocacy, such as changes in public policy.
The article describes the most common signs of changes in the skin condition, such as changes in pigmentation, decreased elasticity, acne and other rashes, and stomatitis.
Subscribers may also be notified by email about circumstances that are relevant to the service or registration(such as changes to the newsletter offer
(c) Under the" 0.5 per cent annual decline rate" scenario, programme increases and decreases would be offset partially by factors such as changes in work practices.
To meet these needs a plant is able to interpret important endogenous and environmental cues such as changes in levels of plant hormones and seasonable temperature and photoperiod changes. .
The budgeting of personnel costs reflects expected cost changes owing to various statutory cost adjustments, such as changes in grades, steps, increases in medical insurance premiums, and so forth.
If you notice any severe side effects, such as changes in urination or severe tenderness in the stomach,
Typically, this depends on the amount of work and the complexity of the site, but other factors, such as changes in the price of drugs, materials, etc., may interfere.
However, indirect measures such as changes in government policies and regulations can create
There will be minimal political risks in addressing sensitive land issues, such as changes in government and related policies which could slow down the progress of initiatives on land and housing; and.
The study by Viberg et al.(2004) shows that neonatal exposure to BDE-99 can induce developmental neurotoxic effects, such as changes in spontaneous behaviour(hyperactivity), effects that are dose-response related and worsen with age.
As noted in the Secretary-General ' s report, newly emerging social trends, such as changes in family structure, demographic ageing, migration and the HIV/AIDS pandemic, are having profound effects on families throughout the world.
Funding was requested for regular periodical monitoring of topographic information(such as changes in coastline), salinity intrusion, and changes in morphological processes and ecological systems(such as coral reef reactions to warmer temperature)MUS, PHL.