Keeping families informed is a significant factor both for empowerment and for enabling participatory service processes.
The cooling protocol has been refined to optimise tolerability as informed by a significant body of preparatory studies to directly impact on HD-induced circulatory stress.
Yet an extensive body of literature focuses on energy consumption and management services via various demand side management programmes and informs us of a significant variation in the realisation of these benefits to reduce demand.
Overall, naïve colonies chose randomly between the two unfamiliar nests (one-sample t-test: t = 1.134, df = 32, p = 0.265) whereas informed colonies showed a significant preference for the familiar nest (one-sample Wilcoxon test: WS = 521, p<0.001); informed colonies were significantly more choosy than naïve colonies (Figure 3C; GLMM, effect of treatment on choosiness: p = 0.003).
If consumers were better informed, he said, "a significant share of the willingness to pay for brands in this category would disappear".
And she said she has had to spend a considerable sum on beefing up security after she and her husband were informed there was "a significant threat" against them, although she would not give any further detail.
It will send two types of messages: notifications, which will simply inform residents about a significant water main break, an approaching storm or a street closed because of a car accident, for example; and alerts, which will tell residents what to do in case of emergencies like chemical spills, blackouts and severe flooding.
The editors would like to thank Philippe van Basshuysen for reading this entry carefully and taking the time to inform us of a significant number of typographical errors.
We employed a usability focus group, expert review of content and pilot test of a prototype GIS application to gather empirical evidence on effectiveness for informing users of a significant water quality issue.
However, improved understanding about cohort mortality effects and life-years lost within epidemiological studies would greatly inform valuation, with a significant portion of the remaining uncertainty related to a value judgment about whether health outcomes should be valued on a life-year lost or willingness to pay basis.
