| In that study, a positive correlation between clear observations and seasonality could not be found. |
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| For many animals seasonality is common, as shown in winter hibernation, and olfaction plays an important role. |
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| He is hoping to expand on research completed for his PhD, which focussed on seasonality and its impacts on people's moods. |
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| The latitudinal studies involve seasonality near the equator and in each hemisphere. |
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| This species reproduces through strobilation, similar to most other jellies, but with varying seasonality. |
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| There is no better emblem of the double-edged pleasure of seasonality than a backyard fig tree. |
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| Phenological adjustment to contrasted seasonality has been considered a symptom of proper acclimation. |
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| Into the 1860s at least, because of the seasonality of the tourist trade, most boats were tied up, out of service, for more than half the year. |
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| The plant looks good in pots or borders, the only defect being its seasonality. |
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| The fragmented production of such cheeses further aggravates the consequences of that seasonality. |
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| The seasonality of Canadian production has been called the Achilles heel of the Canadian GH industry. |
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| So in a rush of seasonality today I have made spinach and lentil soup. |
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| These Guidelines could not be followed up any further because of their strong interaction with quality change, sampling and seasonality issues. |
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| He does everything in a genuine authentic Italian style with a fantastic touch for seasonality. |
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| This recipe is seriously simple, and will impress not only with its beauty but with its seasonality, too. |
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| This is consistent with the literature, including Schuster et al, and with the known seasonality of many protozoal and bacterial infections. |
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| One regrettable aspect of modern living is the loss of seasonality. |
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| Attempts to quantify the amount and distribution of Sargassum in the Atlantic have met with many difficulties, including changes with seasonality and regional patchiness. |
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| With the elimination of seasonality, members will now receive full credit for the years they work as it relates to pensionable service. |
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| I usually think about seasonality in baking in terms of what produce I use according to the time of year. |
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| You can also deseasonalize the data first, using the ratio-to-moving-averages method and a multiplicative seasonality model. |
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| We operate in an environment where product innovation and seasonality are key. |
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| If packers have to set aside certain days for killing Canadian cattle, that kind of seasonality creates major problems. |
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| This decrease was offset by increases in other income related to the seasonality of certain fees. |
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| From there, a mathematical model was developed of each item's intrinsic consumer demand and its response to markdowns, promotions, seasonality and other factors. |
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| This can be partially explained by the very high seasonality of many of the tourism sector businesses in this region. |
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| The decrease in the fourth quarter of 2007 and 2008 is attributable to the seasonality of certain Vertical Media publications. |
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| Please bring your cameras, tripods, flash guns and some items that reflect the seasonality of the theme for what promises to be an interesting evening's photography. |
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| With respect to our power generation operations, seasonality exists in water inflows and pricing. |
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| Quarterly seasonality does exist in our power generation and residential property operations. |
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| The margins in Chocolate, confectionery and biscuits reflect the seasonality of that business. |
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| The Group remains confident in its ability to further improve its operating income in 2006 taking into account the usual seasonality effect of stronger organic growth in the second half than in the first half. |
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| But again, there's considerable seasonality. |
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| A striking difference for the colonists in New England compared to other regions was seasonality. |
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| Changes in seasonality and storminess may necessitate operational changes by fish harvesters, with implications for both health and safety and searchand-rescue operations. |
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| Let us look at the evidence: why has the Commission not followed up on our proposals to address the problem of seasonality, specifically by strengthening the mechanisms to develop senior tourism in the low season? |
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| Excel will insert a new sheet and produce a forecast of the future, complete with seasonality and a confidence interval. |
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| Residual seasonality is when a statistical process called seasonal adjustment fails to do its job. |
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| The seasonality of influenza in the tropics complicates vaccination timing. |
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| Specifically, more daylight may increase testosterone levels, making a seasonality effect plausible. |
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| Previous research has indicated that there may be a significant relationship between chronotype and mood seasonality. |
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| Nagra Public Access is expected to follow the usual seasonality patterns, with a significantly stronger second half both in terms of top line and profits. |
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| Due to its marked seasonality and diverse climatic and edaphic conditions, the Southwest Amazon complex is considered to be a phytogeographic unit very distinct from the rest of the Amazon. |
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| Technically, this seasonality could be counteracted except for the economic infeasibility of year-round production, especially with recent spikes in GH energy costs. |
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| Observations of langurs in India and Sri Lanka, of geladas in Ethiopia, and of patas monkeys in Uganda have also demonstrated seasonality in areas with well-marked wet and dry seasons. |
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| Facebook has blamed this dip on seasonality, which is an excuse one expects to hear from a grizzled industry stalwart, not a young web revolutionary. |
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| As innovation and seasonality are key in this category, many initiatives were carried out to increase our product offering during the summer and back-to-school periods. |
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| These growth rates are largely attributable to increased marketing activity and promotional offers, customer retention initiatives and seasonality. |
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| Can the Council say that, in such a charter, it would support due recognition being given to the very specific nature of the fisheries sector, where such factors as seasonality need to be considered? |
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| How does seasonality impact search marketing practices? |
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| For the fourth quarters of 2007 and 2008, revenues were lower than their respective third quarters due to the seasonality of certain Vertical Media publications. |
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| Where EI is concerned, it is primarily because of the seasonality of our workforce up here, with tourism and with the ebb and flow of mining, so I'm not sure how much we can do. |
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| Research carried out in Peru suggests the existence of diet seasonality. |
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| Japanese cuisine is known for its emphasis on seasonality of food, quality of ingredients and presentation. |
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| The Atlantic NECC is unique among the equatorial currents in that basin because of its extreme seasonality. |
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| Understanding the seasonality and location of outbreaks provides guidance for improving cholera control activities for the most vulnerable. |
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| For example, meteorologically induced seasonality is one of the most important sea level variability features in the tideless Baltic Sea. |
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| Abundance and seasonality of infauna and epifauna inhabiting a Halodule wrightii meadow in Apalachicola Bay, Florida. |
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| Fluvial activity declines between 47 700 and 30 000 cal a BP, and may be associated with a reduction in seasonality with overall stability in precipitation. |
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| This classification provides an efficient way to describe climatic conditions defined by temperature and precipitation and their seasonality with a single metric. |
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| These seasonally distinctive communities have diverse life forms that are impacted greatly by the seasonality of their climate, mainly temperature and precipitation rates. |
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| Seasonality also has an impact on both drug use patterns and the ability of project staff to do outreach and conduct fieldwork. |
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| Seasonality is a major challenge for many tourism destinations worldwide due to the major impacts it has on their economic, environmental and socio-cultural structures. |
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| Seasonality was determined by changes in relative and total testis weight, and in seminiferous tubule diameters. |
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| Seasonality was expressed in terms of an annual rainy and nonrainy cycle. |
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