Research on household energy conservation often categorizes targeted behaviours by their behavioural attributes (e.g., savings, cost, frequency).
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Cost cumulative probability chart Open image in new window Fig. 3 Cost frequency distribution chart (with Risks).
In contrast, we systematically assess a large range of household energy-saving behaviours (N=261) across nine attributes – energy savings, cost, frequency of performance, required skill level, observability, locus of decision, household function, home topography, and appliance topography.
70 Disadvantages include relatively high cost, frequency of administration, and strict regulation of time of taking medicine, which contribute to the complexity of polypharmacy in older adults.
The most desirable, lowest-cost frequencies are being used by TV broadcasters or, as in Russia, the military.
Implementation costs, frequency of administration and hence lack of adherence to supplementation, complexities of changing feeding behavior and lack of options that would deliver optimal bio-available iron and zinc [13] [15] could be the reasons for limited success of supplementation programs.
Alternatively, when the fitness benefit of the trait also has a cost, intermediate frequencies of the trait may be favored because the benefit varies [ 1- 3].
The frequency of treatment and the cost and frequency of monitoring were varied extensively in sensitivity analyses.
It would require changing everything, including the cost and frequency of flights.
The low cost and frequency of flights from Britain to Zadar, the ancient capital of Dalmatia, makes it an ideal base for island and mainland parks, for those who don't want to camp.
It asked almost 10,000 firms in 26 ex-communist countries (Turkmenistan was excluded) and Turkey about the cost and frequency of bribe-giving, and their views about the nature and nuisance-level of corruption.
