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It would also add to the uncertainties related to the timeframe when emission benefits actually will be achieved and therefore affecting the overall emission budget.
Nowadays, thermal cracking (pyrolysis) of such waste streams is receiving renewed attention, due to the energy and material recovery that can be achieved and therefore the sustainable waste management.
It was recognized, however, that there was still much that needs to be achieved, and therefore, the SCOSTEP endorsed the continuation of the CAWSES program as CAWSES II during 2009 2013.
The 1H NMR shielding and deshielding pattern of β-CD and FLN protons in the bound state indicate the involvement of aromatic ring group in complexation [47] but the identity of the aromatic rings penetrating into β-CD cavity could not be achieved and therefore further studies were required.
This error created a number of tasks that could never be achieved and therefore limited the overall score obtainable.
At the receiver, equal-gain combining (EGC) is achieved and, therefore, we have the TEGC-assisted DRP, which is simply referred to as DRP.
For a cumulative α decay dose equal to 0.28 dpa, it was shown that non-defective fluorite solid solutions were achieved and therefore, that the fluorite structure is stable for the studied doses.
In most patients on cART, this objective is achieved, and therefore plasma viremia in these patients cannot be informative about the subsequent outcome of therapy.
Both were achieved and therefore confound an analysis as to whether staff accepted leadership's espoused prioritization that adherence to practices was superior to JCI accreditation.
As the bacterial population grows, the autoinducer concentration in the local environment likewise increases, and once a threshold concentration is achieved (and therefore population number), the autoinducers bind and activate their cognate receptor proteins.
If the difference became less than 0.1, which was considered to be a negligible difference in a covariate between two groups on average [ 32, 33], we concluded that the desired covariate balance between two groups was achieved, and therefore matching was effective (data not shown).
