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Furthermore, OLRM quantitatively links and evaluates the effects and contribution of each of these factors to the occurrence of different failure types.

We studied the steam injection potential of heavy-oil containing fractured carbonate reservoirs and analyzed the effects and contribution of different mechanisms on matrix recovery.

Rajiv Sharma, a senior official in the Ministry of Coal, blames this on underinvestment in the 1990s, when coal became a "condemned fuel", because of its polluting effects and contribution to global warming.Coal India, the state's near-monopoly, was unprepared when demand took off in 2003.

Several parameters have been used to assess their effects and contribution to the water coning phenomenon in naturally fractured reservoirs.

However, RI can be sensitive to cardiac motion, partial volume effects and contribution of intravascular activity and spill-over and therefore may yield inaccurate results.

Finally, we use impulse response function and variance decomposition base on VEC model to find out the effects and contribution of shocks on the adjustment path of variables.

The method is capable of identifying significant parameters along with their relative effects and contributions to the outcomes.

To complete the simulation work, a full factorial design is carried out and a statistical sensitivity analysis (ANOVA) is used to compute the effects and contributions of important parameters of the model on the output voltage.

Table 1 Means, concentration indices, marginal effects and contributions of covariates to inequality in immunization (N = 9582) Variable Meana Conc.

A number of gaps to analyse the effects and contributions of the multilateral trading system on Uganda’s economy and capacities to negotiate and participate effectively in trade negotiations still remain.

Single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) analysis has shown that alterations in non-coding sequences can have significant functional effects and contributions towards disease (Chorley et al. 2008; Srebrow and Kornblihtt 2006), and so making full use of whole-genome sequencing data will require analysis of mutations found outside of genes.