* State governments would be required to ensure that homeowners whose energy technologies allowed them to get "off the grid" -- no longer fully dependent on utilities to provide them power -- are not denied property hazard coverage by insurance companies.
The DHS wealth index has been criticised due to inclusion of components, such as utilities or items dependent on utilities (i.e., electrical appliances), which are more prevalent in urban areas [ 36].
However, this constant is dependent on the utility functions u1, …,uk−1, uk + 1, …,u K, i.e., the utilities of the other users u−k.
Like other U.S. automakers, Ford is heavily dependent on sport utility vehicles and other trucks, which have far higher profit margins than cars.
Our main objective to survey and assess the rangewide distribution patterns of DNA contents and ploidy levels of A. senegal was dependent on the utility and reliability of the FCM methodological innovations we developed in order to circumvent the difficulties associated with collecting fresh leaf samples in the species' native range.
California remained highly dependent on the utilities because, with no incentive to shop around, people had not switched to competing retail suppliers.
Mr. Obama's task force decided that Chrysler, which is heavily dependent on sport-utility vehicles, was not only hampered by the wrong product mix but also too small to survive on its own.
INTRODUCTION Cost-utility analyses (CUA) are useful when the treatment condINTRODUCTION Cost-utilitypreferences thanalysesn turn dependent on health state utility value.
Whether a student obtains a STEM degree is dependent on both her utility-maximizing decision and how successful the student is in meeting the minimum requirements of her desired major.
The Japanese government, he said, is heavily dependent on what the utilities decide to do.
