For example, the South Texas Project nuclear plant reports diversion, which is close to consumption for that plant, whereas the Comanche Peak nuclear plant reports withdrawal values.
Contamination of food by flies could occur at any stage of the food supply chain, but Campylobacter counts within the contaminated material on foods will decrease over time; consequently, most infection will result from contamination close to consumption (e.g., in the domestic or catering environment).
Detailed questions on alcohol use with a short reference period (i.e. diary methods or questions about yesterday's alcohol consumption) are found to give data that are closer to actual consumption in the time-period of interest than questions about "typical" alcohol consumption [ 4, 12, 13].
In particular, consideration should be given to the consequences the EEG's market incentives have on the regional distribution of production (e.g., primarily on the windy costal locations or rather closer to the consumption in the country's interior).
Conversely, in the GLOBAL scenario [56] the ultimate result of the (re)location process of logistics platforms is not necessarily one in which production sources will move closer to the consumption ones.
These withdrawals to replenish the pond, termed makeup water, would be closer to water consumption.
A large value of τ i (and corresponding large p i ) implies that the application data is more delay tolerant and the energy consumption will be closer to the energy consumption of the schemes without deadline delay guarantees.
The distribution network aims at delivering the final product close to the consumption.
Strawberries in each field pair were analyzed at the same time and stage of harvest maturity, and under identical storage conditions and transportation methods so that the strawberries were as close to retail consumption as possible.
Many existing prevention strategies focus on factors that are relatively "close" to the consumption behavior (i.e., proximal factors).
