Indeed, such variables, which are argued to be unmanageable, may affect the electricity utilities' performance.
Temporal structures have been argued to be an important element of business affecting both the processes that are undertaken within an organization and the overall productivity of the organization and its members.
The SRM measurement technique, on the other hand, is unique due to its sensitivity to emotional valence (or affect) and has been argued to be even more sensitive to emotional states relative to self-reporting or proxy reporting [ 20].
In their note, "Bank Flows and Basel III -- Determinants and Regional Differences in Emerging Markets," the authors argue that "emerging markets are likely to be affected through both trade and financial flows".
It can thus be argued that our results may be affected by diagnosis bias, due to more frequent screening for disease, including diabetes, among chronic respiratory disease patients, who are also more likely to live in areas with higher air pollution levels than the rest of the cohort (24, 25).
In its brief opposing the injunction, the department argued that companies would only be affected by the rules if they chose to engage in fracking on federal lands.
Even if devolved administrations in Edinburgh or Cardiff were not covered by an English Bill of Rights, Liberty have argued that they too would be affected and suffer from "diminished protections" in relation to action which originated at Westminster.
O'Meara and others argued that animal physiology could be affected by pain during vivisection, rendering results unreliable.
It was argued that decisional capacity could be affected by psychiatric disorders that altered a person's appreciation of him- or herself and distorted the person's ability to evaluate alternatives and outcomes.
Ministers argue that patient care can be affected by what happens in neighbouring NHS hospitals, so it makes sense to consider the wider local health economy.
