To solve such capacity-based supply problems, the potential savings from making demand more flexible, from expanding the network and storage, and from the cogeneration of heat and power should be examined as a matter of principle in addition to considering a possibly expensive realignment of the design of the electricity market [[37]].
Rather than writing off looting as "bad behavior," I tried to look at looting as a human activity with temporal depth, in addition to considering it a politically, socially, and culturally meaningful process.
In addition to considering a nutritional drink or supplement, having a registered dietitian assess hospitalized patients upon admission may help to assess any deficiencies, and craft a plan based on specific medical or surgical needs.
In addition to considering a set of different accounting journals, as a second indication of research diversity we focus on the research methods employed (e.g. also see Williams et al. 2006; Oler et al. 2010).
Therefore, this 2-scale analysis, in addition to considering an identical analytical approach for 2 different levels of resolution, also compares results obtained at the national level, including areas where HPAI outbreaks were never reported, with those obtained of the epicenter of HPAI in Thailand.
In addition to considering a citywide machete ban, Ms. Reyna is trying to generate support for what she called a "youth-led initiative" to remove machetes "from the shelves of our local hardware stores".
In addition to considering a larger class of nonlinearities than previously considered, this paper unifies earlier related results in the literature.
In addition to considering a 23percentt increase in fares and tolls, the authority is weighing plans to eliminate more than two dozen city bus routes and two subway lines, reduce off-peak service and even close some subway stations at night.
The Z'-factor coefficient, a statistical parameter that in addition to considering the window in the assay also considers the variance around both the high and low signals in the assay, is commonly used to assess the robustness of high-throughput screening (HTS) assays.
Since this early work, studies have considered an increasing number of compartments, in addition to considering physiological mechanisms such as autoregulation (Jung et al. 2005).
Successful 'shared decision making', however, relies on a surgeon's ability to present this evidence-based risk information in a clear and balanced format, in addition to considering patients' preferences and values [ 5].
