In a pilot project, this approach reduced the A. aegypti population in a 3-month period from 16% to 2%, as measured by the premises index, which is the percentage of inspected premises found to have containers with A. aegypti larvae or pupae (13 ).
This work deals with the observer-based output stabilization problem for Takagi Sugeno models with non-measured premises.
The fraction of premises another premise 'is reached by', or the fraction of premises included in the source set, was measured as fraction of premises in the largest ICC's (in-reR).
The percentage of the population that lived within a 20 min walk of a GP premises by LSOA: measured as a straight-line distance from each GP premises (1.6 km buffers) and aggregating the population by postcode within each buffer compared with the LSOA population.
When the Philadelphia Orchestra turned loose its giant forces en masse, Carnegie Hall officials could only have hoped that there were no environmental agents on the premises measuring decibel levels in the workplace.
The basic premise is that measured fluxome vectors can be systematically deconvoluted into genetic dependent factors (the structure of EFM, em i) and envirome dependent factors (the partial contribution of each EFM to flux phenotype, λ i).
The state Department of Taxation and Finance's most recent report of alcohol and beer tax collections (which measures both on-premises consumption and retail sales) shows that revenues rose to $15.2 million this past August, from $14.4 million in August 2002.
However, in these studies, TC and BP were measured at baseline, in keeping with the premise of the Framingham model.
Note: For all stages in Figure 3, it is an underlying premise that the CRP was measured and found to be >10 mg/L.
The amount of electricity a house uses is measured using electricity meters installed in the consumers premise.
Reduce the number of measured values as much as possible on the premise of meeting the reconstruction precision.
