the viable efficiency measures to implement; the potential energy savings resulting from the application of such measures.
We describe how best this can be implemented, the potential benefits that can be obtained and the pitfalls that are often encountered.
Otherwise, the optimization procedure ends with the following expected outputs of interest: the viable efficiency measures to implement; the potential energy savings resulting from the application of such measures.
In order to mitigate urban flooding, an integrated assessment has been proposed to identify the optimum drainage solution which implements the potential green infrastructure with the existing conventional gray infrastructure.
But the White House does not plan to give specifics on how it would implement the potential across-the-board cuts.
Risk functions relating alcohol consumption (either mean consumption level or frequency of acute drinking) to risk are required to implement the potential impact fraction method.
Although SARS is the most recent example of an emerging disease for which quarantine was implemented, the potential for household transmission through pets should be considered in any new disease when information is incomplete regarding potential hosts and the risk for interspecies transmission.
Among the conclusions are that while a number of interventions have been shown to be effective in reducing stillbirths, unless there is a functioning health system in which these interventions can be implemented, the potential for a sustainable and substantial reduction in stillbirth rates will not be reached.
Workload implications of implementing the indicator Potential barriers to the implementation of the indicators Unintended consequences to the implementation of the indicator: these can be positive or negative in nature (i.e. disruption to clinical or organisational workflow, 'spillovers' that may be negative (diversion of effort) or positive (encouraging general quality improvement).
