We implicitly assume in Step 6 that the ISO helps to compute estimates of supply sensitivities to bid for each generator, ∂ S g /∂ p g.
Despite its long tradition in the economic literature, there is no acceptable economic evaluation of Iranian public agricultural R&D policy mainly because of the lack of reliable estimates of supply shift parameter.
The presence of non-medical incentives to provide higher amounts of care is further supported by decreasing slope estimates of supply curves in practices with large patient populations.
While our data suggest an apparent increase in consumption of sugar in Australia there were some limitations to our ability to make reliable estimates of supply or consumption over recent decades owing to poor data availability and quality.
The vaccine adoption decisions of large countries, particularly those that also have a large disease burden, can greatly influence estimates of supply and demand, public health impact, and financial requirements.
By 2020, the country's total coal demand would exceed 1.4 billion tons, whereas the most optimistic estimate of supply is expected to be around 1.1 billion tons (750 million tons from CIL).
As a result, the full annual long run benefits of the intervention are greater than our estimate of supply cost savings, after the short term costs of implementing the intervention are recovered.
Discovery of a hidden carbon reservoir in the deep earth, especially if it is connected with the origins of oil and gas, could change estimates of energy supplies.
In its annual forecasting reports, the United States Energy Information Administration, a division of the Energy Department, has steadily increased its estimates of domestic supplies of natural gas, and investors and the oil and gas industry have repeated them widely to make their case about a prosperous future.
To further explore the sensitivity of findings to estimates of days supply we applied three alternative days supply estimates: (1) "Unadjusted" as originally reported on the claim by the pharmacist; (2) "2.0-2.1 Variable Factor" used by Wilensky et al [ 27] as described above; and (3) "2.0 Constant Factor for all study drugs with a 45-day minimum imputed days supply".
