Sentence examples for generating tariffs from inspiring English sources

As with other PBHRQOL instruments, the CHU9D has undergone 'valuation' where the various health states described by the instrument (i.e. potential combination of scores across the different items) have been valued by the general public generating tariffs for calculating utility weights from an individual's score [ 9].

Of course, additional cash will also be generated: tariffs levied on motorists.

We also show the importance of retail tariff structure in consumer payback for solar PV systems, with one-part tariffs generating shorter paybacks than two-part tariff structures, although the latter is more likely to secure revenue for electricity infrastructure investment.

You can receive feed-in tariffs for both the generation of electricity (a generation tariff) and for giving unused generated electricity back to the National Grid (an export tariff).

The second phase of the renewable heat incentive, seen as the equivalent of the solar feed-in tariff for generating electricity, was announced last year and due to be launched next week.

These losses affect quality of supply, increase load on the generating station, and affect tariff imposed on genuine customers.

The profits generated by such tariffs are used to keep the cost of local calls and monthly line charges low.

In addition to the Permanent Fund, the state also maintains the Constitutional Budget Reserve, a separate savings account established in 1990 after a legal dispute over pipeline tariffs generated a one-time payment of more than $1.5 billion from the oil companies.

We also note (and this applies to adult instruments as well) that tariffs generated in one population or age group may not be comparable to those in other populations, further hampering efforts to use preference-based HRQOL instruments to facilitate cross comparisons.

This tariff generates utility weights between.33 and 1.

Within the limited utility range, the Australian Adolescent Tariff generated a wider spread of scores and consistently lower mean values.