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… associated with climate change, such as malaria, may lead to enhanced demand for and release of ddT … or whether changes in lower trophic level species will lead to disturbances in the viability of higher trophic level … and routes of degradation. Climate variation may also lead to exposure to chemicals through different sources, …

… we receive from the ocean ecosystems as set out here will lead to a renewed interest amongst the political and social … alterations to the ocean’s physics and chemistry that lead especially to ocean warming and acidification, and … setting the scene ocean due to warming is likely to lead to a reduction in the uptake of CO2, it appears that it …

… drifting internal use patterns. Fractional changes can lead to rapid impacts on fragile resources, sensitive … of use of a park and of a parks’ system. This in turn can lead to lower levels of policy emphasis in government and to … attention to detail. This initial counting experience will lead to ideas about program improvements. It is easy to see …

… indicating that emissions reductions can eventually lead to decreases in mercury levels in surface oceans. This … and releases, as delays in action now will inevitably lead to slower recovery of the world’s ecosystems in future … the raw materials and the fuel may contain mercury and lead to emissions. The amount of mercury involved varies …

… quotient) (xxxiii,xxxiv), which for a society can lead to potentially very costly issues of 'brain drain' … the critical phases in human fetal development, e.g. for lead (Pb) (xxxiii,xxxiv). Transformation, degradation or … causing harm are developmental toxicities, which may lead to lifelong functional deficits, or exposures to …

… or target resources can feasibly be integrated. This may lead not only to greater added value at the national level, … to facilitate progress, enabling the researcher to lead the NFMS into new areas of development. c. Promote … influence or potential conflicts of interest that may lead to biased/ compromised results. e. Specification of the …

… – but, in the opinion of Professor Falinski, may also lead to the development of a general hypothesis of … intensification of farming and abandonment of farmed land lead to loss of biodiversity as well as of landscape values, …

… and stakeholders to undertake activities for which a lead could not be identified in the NBSAP and/or NIP 6. … and stakeholders to undertake activities for which a lead could not be identified in the NBSAP and/or NIP It may … to liaise proactively with actors capable and willing to lead the implementation of specific components. These will …

… 226 in 1998. Of those, the increase at the discovery and lead phase grew more significantly, namely from 62 to 162 … requirements. Both financial and political motives may lead to the establishment of tracking and moni- toring … system of access and benefit sharing may in time even lead to reduced expenditures on tracking and monitoring. …

… management effectiveness (detailed in Chapter 2). It can: lead to better management in a changing environment; assist … without a corresponding increase in staff numbers can lead to effort being directed away from natural and cultural … offers. It is also necessary to establish a team to lead the assessment. Some partners will be involved in the …