A flexible bioenergy (BE) provision allows for a reduction in daily residual load fluctuations by 30% compared to the non-flexible power generation from BE. Flexible BE effectively offsets high fluctuations originated from the feed-in of the substantial solar PV installations in the TS and also contributes to serve the peak load.
In a statement posted on the Internet, Mr. Aristide said he was eager to return "to contribute to serving my Haitian sisters and brothers as a simple citizen in the field of education".
This suggested that an integrated maternal health intervention with an adequate number of community skilled providers could contribute to serving the underserved population.
My queries to UNRWA about this Syrian banking connection were answered evasively by a spokesperson, who stated in an email that "UNRWA's strict financial regulations, and its close oversight of all resources contributed to it, serve to ensure that funds are used appropriately in our humanitarian relief activities".
The snap-back arrived quickly, Murray catching Nishikori off-guard at the start of the second; but after two hours of the match his own tired legs contributed to his dropping serve for 4-4.
We propose that the observed differences in responsiveness of the mammary gland to E2 represent phenotypes that underlie the documented strain differences in susceptibility to mammary cancer and may also contribute to and/or serve as biomarkers of breast cancer risk in humans.
We extracted data related to the number of participants who contributed to each factor serving as barrier or motivation to participate in clinical trials and the total number of participants in each study.
The migration data presented herein could contribute to this, serving as reference data for a normal migration pattern of a Charnley flanged 40 prosthesis.
Her mother, Lynn Koch, in her passionate desire to contribute and to serve, embodied the best values of humanity and the HM community.
The firm also says the demoted partners could not be considered employees because they shared in company profits, contributed to its capital and served on various committees that run the firm.
Exports will be allowed in cases where they contributed to global peace and served Japan's security interests, Kyodo news agency reported.
