This range of values resulted due to differences in methodology chosen, such as the exclusion of various stages from the life cycle boundaries and allocation methods.
Additionally, emission uncertainties occur when modelling GHG balances due to the choices which can be made regarding input data, parameters, counterfactuals or chosen methodology such as defining scope, goal, system boundaries and allocation method of the investigated supply chain [17, 31 33].
The definition of system boundaries, the allocation of impacts, and the choice of data sources are inherently subjective.
It identifies four dimensions on which organizations can focus: the structure of the provider-client interaction, the service boundary, the allocation of tasks, and the delivery location.
VNO BG does not have a maximum guaranteed data rate or high boundary for allocation of data rates.
The results from energy and GHG calculations are highly dependent on conditions such as system boundaries, system design, allocation methods and selected indicators.
Previous CWSS algorithms did not take advantage of the information of fixed frequency allocation boundaries.
These findings contribute to the property rights literature regarding how the boundaries and the allocation of decision rights affect the ex post-efficiency of production (Coase 1937; Tirole 1999; Williamson 1985).
The results inform everything from political boundaries to the allocation of more than $675 billion a year in federal funding.
Quantifying the GHG savings that may be attributed to biofuels, however, is problematic for two reasons: (i) biomass production systems are inherently complex, spatially disaggregated and diverse, and (ii) the definition of system boundaries and the allocation of co-product impacts are highly subjective.
