Sleep in the ICU: Limiting Elements of Noise in the Critical Care Environment (SILENCE) by Darbyshire, J, Young, D

“… <p>Noise levels in intensive care units (ICUs) are about as loud as traffic on a main road, or conversation in a busy restaurant. Patients do not sleep well and often become confused. …”

Living on the edge: multiscale habitat selection by cheetahs in a human-wildlife landscape by Klaassen, B, Broekhuis, F

“…The selection, or avoidance, of three anthropogenic variables (human footprint density, distance to main roads and wildlife areas) and five environmental variables (open habitat, semiclosed habitat, edge density, patch density and slope), at multiple spatial scales, was determined by analyzing collar data from six cheetahs. …”

Climate and anthropogenic factors determine site occupancy in Scotland's Northern-range badger population: implications of context-dependent responses under environmental change by Silva, A, Curveira-Santos, G, Kilshaw, K, Newman, C, Macdonald, D, Simões, L, Rosalino, L

“…In areas with higher mean minimum winter temperature ( &gt; 1.2°C) at lower elevation ( &lt; 133 m), badgers selected sites further away from human infrastructures (settlements and main roads). Climatic factors and human disturbance interact in intricate, context-dependent patterns to determine badger site occupancy. …”