"Every year we wait with setting up the reserve, the surplus that is suffocating the EU carbon market will grow bigger, pushing the EU's cornerstone climate instrument closer to the brink of collapse".
For the banks it has been a goldmine, but for outsiders it is devilishly hard to know how much risk the new instruments entail.The cornerstone of the new market is the CDS, a form of insurance contract linked to underlying debt that protects the buyer in case of default.
Microbiological culture combined with susceptibility testing is the cornerstone of UTI diagnosis and the best instrument for guiding treatment decisions in individual dogs [ 8, 9].
(3) IPCE tests: incident photon-to-current efficiency (IPCE) was measured using a 300-W Xe lamp (66 905, Oriel Instruments) with a monochromator (74-004, Oriel Cornerstone 130 1/8 m) of the wavelength from 300 to 700 nm at intervals of 20 nm.
The index-linked coupon bond is an example of a sukuk, which is an instrument that implements one of the cornerstones of Islamic finance (Askari et al., 2012): that an investor must share in the risk of the issuer in order to earn profits from the investment.
The University of Ottawa, Canada, has installed a multi-element, 3 MV tandem AMS system as the cornerstone of their new Advanced Research Complex and the principal analytical instrument of the André E. Lalonde Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Laboratory.
Recent studies have also investigated the use of CGA as a prognostic instrument and concluded that several of its components are cornerstones for clinical decision-making [ 12, 51, 52].
Although clinical assessment is the cornerstone of management of patients with SLE, these evaluations are limited and require additional instruments to confirm the diagnosis and determine disease activity.
It is Cornerstone Promotion, not Cornerstone Promotions.
But oysters are the cornerstone.
