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The reduction of electricity and natural gas consumption towards the NZEB target can be visualized together with incremental and cumulative costs in each location.

Open image in new window Fig. 17 Incremental and cumulative PSD versus pore radius of sample SJ12 from the Lower Shajara Reservoir Open image in new window Fig. 18 Incremental and cumulative % SHg versus pore radius of sample SJ12 from the Lower Shajara Reservoir.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Incremental and cumulative PSD versus pore radius of sample SJ1 from the Lower Shajara Reservoir Open image in new window Fig. 4 Cumulative % SHg versus pore radius of sample SJ1 from the Lower Shajara Reservoir.

The location of the CES proximal to and beneath a major urban centre enabled rapid and detailed collection of vast amounts of field, geospatial, geotechnical, hydrologic, biologic, and seismologic data, and allowed incremental and cumulative environmental responses to seismic forcing to be documented throughout a protracted earthquake sequence.

Results are shown for incremental and cumulative costs for new cases of CBD and BeS with periodic screening.

To a lesser extent, LG8, which was associated with both incremental and cumulative growth in our study, was also associated with growth-QTLs in three other studies [ 41, 43, 52], as well as QTLs for rooting ability [ 102] and QTLs for resistance to biotic stresses [ 103].

We estimated cost-effectiveness of screening considering both incremental (cost/case) and cumulative program costs.

The effect of these drivers on the patterns of distribution for parasites in both definitive hosts and vectors, overall host-pathogen relationships and emergence of an outbreak, may be both incremental (cumulative) and extreme (episodic).

Compared with uniform injection scheme, the allocation amount of polymer solution in well groups with strong vertical heterogeneity was increased and the incremental cumulative net present value increased by 11.64% after optimization.

The Arctic climate is under accelerating change resulting in both incremental (cumulative) warming and extreme (episodic) weather events that influence temperature and hydrological processes (Patz et al., 1996).

Table 6 Oil recovery and cumulative oil produced results at production of 210 s (thin-oil rim reservoir) Case Original oil in place, L Shut-in time, s Oil produced, L Incremental oil produced,  % Oil recovery,  % Incremental oil recovery,  % Case 7 3.672 0 0.984   26.80 Case 8 3.672 960 0.991 0.7 26.99 0.19 Case 9 3.6726.990.19991 0.1926.99 0.19.