Without introducing the complications of sampling geometry and instrumental correction, this indicator directly relates to the intrinsic physical properties of a given SWCNT sample, namely, the absorption cross-section, differential Raman scattering cross-section, and PL quantum yield of SWCNT.
Table 6 Indicators for the instrumental sustainability rules Sustainability rule Sustainability indicator Internalization of external social und ecological costs 37. Degree of internalization of energy-related external costs Promotion of international co-operation 38.
This paper begins from a recognition that instrumental use of sustainability indicator systems is rare.
ADLs: Activities of Daily Living; HCQIs: Home Care Quality Indicators; IADLs: Instrumental ADLs; QI: Quality Indicator; RAI-HC: Resident Assessment Instrument for Home Care WRHA Winnipeg Regional Health Authorityty.
NHIS performance measures and their indicators are instrumental in assisting policy and decision makers in identifying target groups, clarifying objectives, defining measures of performance, and developing performance information systems [ 5].
Perhaps a violation of a requirement of instrumental coherence is merely an indicator that an agent is not functioning well in the exercise of her rational capacities, where this evaluation doesn't entail that she ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent on any particular occasion (see Raz 2005a,b).
Genetically encoded calcium indicators have become instrumental in imaging signaling in complex tissues and neuronal circuits in vivo.
Living below the national poverty line is indicator of higher intellectual and instrumental ADL indices.
Therefore, an iron frame failure indicator is used as an instrumental variable to identify the causal effect of improved stoves.
This proposes that conceptual and symbolic uses may be as important in governance as instrumental uses; science is less privileged; and indicator choice must satisfy a wider range of stakeholders than previously.
