Sentence The term "energy item" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a product or service that provides energy, such as electricity, solar or wind power, or a fuel source. For example: "The store is selling a variety of energy items, including solar panels and generators."
Nuclear plants are the new hot energy item.
Third, the energy item presents remarkable imbalance during the outside range in Figure 6a, while keeping comparable in Figure 6b.
These included the BDI Anhedonia scale (items #4 – loss of pleasure, item #12 – loss of interest, item # 15 loss of energy and item #21 – loss of sex drive) and the BDI Melancholy scale (item (#4 – loss of pleasure, item #5 – presence of guilt, item # 11 – irritability, item #12 – loss of energy, item #16b – early waking and item #21 – loss of sex drive).
Disordered thresholds were found for three lowest categories in the energy item dull.
We evaluate docking poses of 176 complexes on Benchmark v4.0, by leaving one energy item out.
For the lack of energy item from the Healthy Days Symptoms Module, scored 0 to 30, higher scores indicate better health.
Many other energy items also failed to win spots in the bill.
A Bloomberg News poll of economists forecasts increases of 0.2percentt for each, once volatile food and energy items are excluded.
The core rate, which is the index without its more volatile food and energy items, rose just 0.2percentt, matching the market consensus.
Wholesale prices, excluding food and energy items, are estimated in the Bloomberg poll to have risen by a modest 0.1percentt in August, the same as July.
A Bloomberg News poll of economists estimates that two indicators of wholesale prices to be released on Wednesday, the broad Producer Price Index and the core index, which excludes volatile food and energy items, rose by 0.3percentt last month.
